New Release 1.70.5
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Re: New Release 1.70.5
immer sehr gerne[Local Link Removed for Guests] wrote: [Local Link Removed for Guests]Tue Mar 25, 2025 5:14 pm Vielen Dank nach Krefeld aus Verden

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Re: New Release 1.70.5
... and take a look at the ? in the editor.
It will show this:
Shortcuts:
Tab: add tabulation to text
Shift+Tab: remove tabulation to text
Ctrl+f: open search area
Ctrl+h: toggle syntax highlight on/off
Ctrl+g: go to line
Ctrl+z: undo
Ctrl+y: redo
Ctrl+e: help
Ctrl+q, Esc: close popup
F2: context sensitive help
F3: search next / open search area
F4: copy to clipboard all content with color formatting
Ctrl+Shift+F1: Set Vertical Layout
Ctrl+Shift+F2: Set Horizontal Layout
Ctrl+Shift+F3: Save Layout
Ctrl+Shift+F4: Load Layout
Ctrl+Shift+F5: Reset Layout
If you use Ctrl+Shift+F2 and then adjust the tab sizes as desired ... use Ctrl+Shift+F3 to save.
I acknowledge that there are several challenges for Annex32 beginners - but you're on the right track ... you're asking politely ... and the forum members do not bite
It will show this:
Shortcuts:
Tab: add tabulation to text
Shift+Tab: remove tabulation to text
Ctrl+f: open search area
Ctrl+h: toggle syntax highlight on/off
Ctrl+g: go to line
Ctrl+z: undo
Ctrl+y: redo
Ctrl+e: help
Ctrl+q, Esc: close popup
F2: context sensitive help
F3: search next / open search area
F4: copy to clipboard all content with color formatting
Ctrl+Shift+F1: Set Vertical Layout
Ctrl+Shift+F2: Set Horizontal Layout
Ctrl+Shift+F3: Save Layout
Ctrl+Shift+F4: Load Layout
Ctrl+Shift+F5: Reset Layout
If you use Ctrl+Shift+F2 and then adjust the tab sizes as desired ... use Ctrl+Shift+F3 to save.
I acknowledge that there are several challenges for Annex32 beginners - but you're on the right track ... you're asking politely ... and the forum members do not bite

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Re: New Release 1.70.5
... and there is one important thing to know:
Keep in mind, that all what you do in the browser window is only there (and in the cache of the browser) and NOT in the ESP32 ... until you save it.
And vice versa: There may be old content in the browser window / cache, that has nothing to do with what's actually in the ESP32's storage.
So LOAD and SAVE are some of your best friends!
Keep in mind, that all what you do in the browser window is only there (and in the cache of the browser) and NOT in the ESP32 ... until you save it.
And vice versa: There may be old content in the browser window / cache, that has nothing to do with what's actually in the ESP32's storage.
So LOAD and SAVE are some of your best friends!
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Re: New Release 1.70.5
Hello PeterN,
thanks for the flowers too.
Yes, I had already inspected the button "? " in detail.
I have just had another great moment: I had sent an e-mail from the ESP module to my e-mail address and it arrived.
To delete program text in the editor:
From my activity with the Bascom compiler, there is a “New” button that creates space in the editor for new program entries. The previous program name was also deleted simultaneously and a new program-name was expected.
This does not seem to be the case in the ESP editor.
thanks for the flowers too.
Yes, I had already inspected the button "? " in detail.
I have just had another great moment: I had sent an e-mail from the ESP module to my e-mail address and it arrived.

To delete program text in the editor:
From my activity with the Bascom compiler, there is a “New” button that creates space in the editor for new program entries. The previous program name was also deleted simultaneously and a new program-name was expected.
This does not seem to be the case in the ESP editor.
Re: New Release 1.70.5
You can press the [+] button to get a new tab. I agree that the process to get a new program in a single tab is cumbersome (though I may not know the better way): I save the existing program to a new file name, then CTRL+A DELETE to clear the window, then copy in or type my new program, then save.
Welcome to the Annex RDS way--it's a powerful and rewarding journey.
Welcome to the Annex RDS way--it's a powerful and rewarding journey.
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Re: New Release 1.70.5
You can simply open a new tab with the [+] icon and then close the previous one[Local Link Removed for Guests] wrote: [Local Link Removed for Guests]Wed Mar 26, 2025 2:29 pm You can press the [+] button to get a new tab. I agree that the process to get a new program in a single tab is cumbersome (though I may not know the better way): I save the existing program to a new file name, then CTRL+A DELETE to clear the window, then copy in or type my new program, then save.
Welcome to the Annex RDS way--it's a powerful and rewarding journey.

You can even open several tabs at the same time and use the right click on the tab name to select the file that you want run (it will appear in green); you can also move the order of the tabs.
Have a look here :
Note : Closing a tab will not delete the corresponding file from the module

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