SlickEdit Corev3.3 for Eclipse, Руководство пользователя

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If you keep source code in a version directory tree, you might want to set an environment variable and
embed the environment variable in the alias value. For example, if you have a directory named
c:\version20\src\project2\
, define a p2 alias and give it a value such as
%VERSION%\src\project2\ . Type the following command on the command line to set or create the VER-
SION environment variable:
set VERSION=c:\version20
For more information about setting environment variables, see Environment Variables .
Extension-Specific Aliases
You can set up aliases for any frequently used text, such as comment headers. Extension-specific aliases
are set up on a per-language basis. Each extension can have one alias file, allowing aliases to be defined
that do not affect other extensions.
After typing the alias identifier, extension-specific aliases can be expanded by pressing Ctrl + Space
( codehelp_complete command). Extension-specific aliases are stored in a file that you can specify and
typically have the extension
.als
.
Tip
• If the alias is a Syntax Expansion modification, you can simply press Space to expand the ali-
as. See Syntax Expansion for more information.
• An Auto-Complete option is available to show a tooltip of the matching alias for the word under
the cursor. Click Window
→
Preferences , expand SlickEdit and click General in the tree, then
double-click the File Extension Setup setting. Choose the Extension from the drop-down list,
then select the Auto-Complete Tab and check the option Alias expansion . See Completions
for more information.
Creating an Extension-Specific Alias
When you define a new alias for a file extension, each time that you open or create a file with that exten-
sion, the aliases will be available.
Choosing the Alias File
Before defining a new alias, you must specify the file in which the alias is to be stored. The quickest way
to do this is to click
Window
→
Preferences , expand SlickEdit and click General in the tree, then
double-click the Alias setting and pick an alias file from the predefined list. After you select the alias file,
the Alias Editor dialog appears, allowing you to create the aliases.
If you wish to specify your own file to store aliases, or if you are using an extension that does not have a
predefined file in the list, complete the following steps:
Extension-Specific Aliases
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