), a
quick workaround is to change your editor selection to a text editor such as
Notepad. You may need to specify a custom string for the Other editor option
to use the editor of your choice. This setting is stored in the Windows registry as a per-user setting.
Note: Other properties for event handling can be stored in properties files.
Specify the command to launch the editor whenever you choose to edit source code for a script. Host Integrator searches for the presence of common Java editors and selects it as the source code editor if one is found. Otherwise, a text editor is selected as the default.
Click Browse to locate the executable for a source code editor.
Default Java editor
If a Java editor is found on your machine it is displayed here. This option is the default.
Tip: If you're having trouble opening source code when you click the
Edit button (), a
quick workaround is to change your editor selection to a text editor such as
Notepad. You may need to specify a custom string for the Other editor option
to use the editor of your choice.
Default text editor
This is the default if no Java editor is found on your machine. Notepad is the default.
Other editor
You can specify another editor. Click Browse to locate it, or use the command syntax below. The %p is automatically appended to the string when you locate the editor by clicking Browse. This example uses an alternate editor:
"C:\Program Files\TextPad 4\TextPad.exe" "%p"
The name of any external command should use Windows conventions:
The parameters used with commands support the following escape codes to further specify file and directory information for editing and compiling scripts:
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