SciTE Context Menu Extension
Context Menu Extension for SciTE (Win32) Version: 1.4.0 Date: 12/06/2008 OS: Windows Main file: wscitecm.dll
wscitecm.dll
is a companion to Scintilla Text Editor (SiTE) on Windows (32-bit and 64-bit). Installing wscitecm.dll creates a new command Edit with SciTE in the context menu of Windows Explorer. You can quickly open one or several selected files in Windows Explorer: right click on the selection and click on the command Edit with SciTE. For a friendly installation, I recommend to use the SciTE setup provided by Bruce Dodson or Troy Simpson's implemention of SciTEInstaller.
The manual build and installation is described in the following sections.
For additional information and to download the binaries, visit http://www.burgaud.com/scite-context-menu/.
To uninstall a version prior to 1.2
- Double click on the file
wscitecm-remove.reg
. This will clean-up the old registry keys. This script was provided by Bruce Dodson.
To uninstall any version newer than 1.2
- In SciTE directory installation, type the command
regsvr32 /u wscitecm.dll
.
- Copy
wscitecm.dll
in SciTE directory. Refer to the paragraph unload the dll if you have the error: Access is denied - In SciTE directory installation, type the command
regsvr32 wscitecm.dll
. This will register the dll.
If everything goes well, you should have Edit with SciTE when you right click on selected file(s) in Windows Explorer.
If you try to delete or override the dll file and you get the error Access is denied, the library is already loaded. There are several options to workaround this issue:
Solution 1
- Close all the Windows Explorer instances open on your desktop and copy wsctecm.dll using the command line (Example: "C:/>cp wscitecm.dll <scite_directory>").
Solution 2
- Reboot the computer and delete or override wscitecm.dll (with the command line) before starting Windows Explorer and using the context menu (right-click).
Solution 3
- Open a command line window
- Type CTRL+ALT+DEL to display the Windows Task Manager, display the Process tab and "kill" the explorer.exe process.
- If Windows Exlorer does not restart automatically, start it manually from the command line window (c:/>explorer).
- Delete or override wscitecm.dll before using the context menu (Example: "C:/>cp wscitecm.dll <scite_directory>").
Until version 1.2.1, wscitecm was built with Visual C++ 6.0. Version 1.3.0 (32-bit and 64-bit) was built with Visual Studio 2005. A Makefile is provided with the sources: in the source directory, type "nmake". Ensure that all the environment variables and paths are set correctly. To do so, use the command file "VCVARS32.BAT" available in the bin directory of Visual C++ installation.
Version 1.4.0 (12/06/2008)
- Fixed an issue with the manifest file introduced with VS 2005 compilation
- Modified the GUID to avoid conflict with Notepad++ reusing wscitecm code with the same GUID
Version 1.3.0 (05/26/2008)
- Support for Vista 64-bit
- Build with Visual Studio 2005
- Fixed warnings related to string functions
Version 1.2.1 (01/21/2003)
- Released under MIT license and packaged with the source code
Version 1.2
- Registration and unregistration of the Shell Extension included in the code
- SciTE icon displayed in the context menu
Version 1.x
- Initial version
See LICENSE file.