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Explains how SlickEdit Core helps users write more code faster and more accurately.
Provides information on system requirements and steps for installing and uninstalling SlickEdit Core.
Covers preferences that apply to all language extensions, such as emulation and color schemes.
Explains how to activate and use the SlickEdit Core command line for executing operations.
Introduces Context Tagging as a feature set for expression analysis and symbol look-up.
Explains how the Context Tagging database aids in navigating code by jumping between symbols.
Describes how members are automatically listed when typing a member access operator.
Covers creating and managing tag files for Context Tagging features.
Details general and extension-specific parameters for Context Tagging features.
Provides in-depth symbol navigation and structure matching capabilities.
Allows jumping between symbols, their definitions, or references with single keystrokes.
Enables browsing and viewing symbols in files or workspaces using various views.
Covers operations like selecting, copying, moving, sorting, and inserting text.
Features for decreasing typing and improving coding efficiency through automatic indentation.
Offers suggestions for syntax, keywords, symbols, and lines of code to complete typing.
Details how to set and clear breakpoints, including conditional and Java exception breakpoints.
Describes various ways to search and replace text, including quick search and incremental searching.
Explains the fastest method of searching and replacing text.
Details how to search for a string as it is typed.
A precise code editing feature for clean-up and system-wide changes without affecting external behavior.
Supports refactorings using Context Tagging for faster, less stringent operations.
Covers two powerful ways to compare and merge files: DIFFzilla and 3-Way Merge.
Provides powerful differencing capabilities for files and directories.
Explains the 3-Way Merge editing feature for combining modifications from two source files.
Provides capability to interactively create, save, and reuse tests of regular expressions.
Displays the interface for specifying search/replace options and operations.
Locates symbols in code using regular expressions, substrings, or fast prefix matches.
Used to configure file differencing operations and begin the diff process.
Allows setting many common user preferences and general editor options.
Used for creating, viewing, importing, and exporting mouse and key bindings.
Describes variables controlling behaviors not exposed in dialogs, set via global configuration macros.
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