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| windows [2017/09/20 21:56] – [Windows Operating System and Therion] Warning 5.4 Registry hack brucemutton | windows [2018/11/05 19:53] (current) – [Windows Operating System and Therion] NotePad linefeed brucemutton |
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| ===External Editors=== | ===External Editors=== |
| The above will get you going using Therion and the XTherion Interactive Editor. For a number of functions XTherion IS the best way of creating and editing Therion data files. (drawing, interactive data entry, viewing and entering file names and paths for surveys and maps, locating errors) Most of the time however, I have found that other generic text editors make creating and editing the various data files MUCH easier. I expect this is the case regardless of the operating system you use. | The above will get you going using Therion and the XTherion Interactive Editor. For a number of functions XTherion IS the best way of creating and editing Therion data files. (drawing, interactive data entry, viewing and entering file names and paths for surveys and maps, locating errors) Most of the time however, I have found that other generic text editors make creating and editing the various data files MUCH easier. I expect this is the case regardless of the operating system you use. |
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| | As of somewhere around mid 2018, it seems that the default Notepad application that ships with Windows 10 does not display linefeeds correctly in the *.ini files that come with the Therion installation. The whole file displays as though it were on a single line. However using almost any other editor seems to display the files correctly. |
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| An application I like is described in [[contrib:externaleditors#notepad|NotePad++]] | An application I like is described in [[contrib:externaleditors#notepad|NotePad++]] |