v.1.1 July 05, 2009 Freeware
If subscript is run while editing an ".ahk", .txt or .bat script, the program creates a Table
listing "Labels:" or ":Headings"(or ";Tag" marks, according to settings) contained in the
".ahk" or .txt or .bat script.
If an Entry within the table is selected, the program will use the Editor (Active App) to
locate the Label (or ";Tag").
Also operates on .BAT files or .txt,.txx (for :Headings . . )files, where Labels have a
colon ":" at the start of line.
Selecting "SORT List ON/OFF" at end of table will toggle list-SORT option.
Default is SORT OFF (ini file key: SortLst=0).
When Label-List is displayed, select label using mouse or cursor keys. Typing a letter will
move successively to each entry starting with the letter pressed. "Enter" selects label.
Label-List also includes
"@TOP" - Goto top of file
"@Reload List" - Create new Label-list
"~~Bottom~~" - Goto end of file
Subscript can provide fast navigation to "labels:" and ":Headings" and ":Labels"
The program also offers the option to list the last 10 labels selected.
For "Labels-List", the last 10 labels selected will be shown beneath " @TOP" in the table,
these "Prev-Labels" being stored under the "filename" edited, in SubscrTag.ini, which stores
data for the last 20 files for which subscript was called. After the list of "Prev-Labels"
there is an entry " ~~~~~~~Clr~Prev~", which if selected clears the "Previous-labels" listing
from the subscript list and SubscrTag.ini file, (No alteration is made to the edited file).
"Previous-Label" feature can be turned on/off by Right-clicking the Taskbar icon and selecting
"Setup Label/Tag".
Note:
The more recent Prev-Labels are placed higher in the list, unless List is "SORT ON", in
which case they are alphabetically listed.
Only the settings for the Last 20 filenames are kept.
The program also provides a "Label-Tag" List to record 10 locations, which are saved and recalled for the last 20 edited filenames in which subscript was run. These locations can be transferred directly from the "Label-List" into a "Tag-No.", or from the edited file.
More sophisticated editors allow Syntax highlighting, which can be configured using Regex
to colour/highlight headings and labels like ":Heading".
Subscript can provide fast navigation to "labels:" and ":Headings" and ":Labels"
There is more support for text file (label) Headings and ".AHK" labels and the Editor, EditPad Pro:
".TXT" file labels of the form "A:{Tab}?????",":B:{Tab}?????","B:?????"... etc are also accepted.
In ALL cases, {Tab} characters need to be removed from Search text.
File labels of the form ":????? {Tab} ;Comment",or "B:{Tab}????? ;Comment" or "?????:{Tab};Comment"... etc.
are also accepted.
Original program from www.autohotkey.com:
language: english
platform: win9x/nt/xp/vista
author: Trubbleguy
November 21 2007
Windows Download "Subscript" .
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