[Bldg-sim] Text Editor for idf-file
Leandro Meneguelli Biondo
lbiondo at cte.com.br
Wed Aug 15 13:07:08 PDT 2012
About the text editor issue, I use and recommend VIM (http://www.vim.org) for editing idf and viewing output files, it´s an open source editor that has a version for Windows (graphic interface GVIM) and does all the needed operations, beginning with the syntax highlighting (use FORTRAN mode, that is the idf closest file type) and passing thru lots of text tools like multiple file split comparison, searches, file comparisons and others.
This editor is also light, there is no need to install (no administrator/superuser priviledges needed) and it never freezes, complains or does something you do not expect.
Leandro M Biondo
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1. Re: Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file (Chris Jones)
2. Re: Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file (Jia Hu)
3. Two Openings at Cardiff University - Researcher: building and
district energy optimization (Christina Hopfe)
4. Re: Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file (Michael J Witte)
5. Re: Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file (Brian Fountain)
6. Re: Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file (Shaun Martin)
7. Re: Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file (Sethi, Amarpreet)
8. Re: Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file (Chris Yates)
9. Re: Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file (Chris Yates)
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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2012 21:02:13 -0400
From: Chris Jones <cj at enersave.ca>
To: Pavel Dybskiy
<pdybskiy at gmail.com>,EnergyPlus_Support at yahoogroups.com, Building
Simulation <bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org>
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
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I haven't ventured into Energyplus IDF file editing but for DOE2.1e
and DOE2.2, UltraEdit works great.
UltraEdit includes:
Syntax highlighting for programming languages not build included is
very easy to add - edit a text file.
Side by side file compare, file merge etc.
Text fold/unfold
Save Copy As
Rectangular selection and column summing - this is handy when
examining the results files.
In addition UltraEdit has a fairly decent macro programming feature
including Record Keystrokes which is very handy for extracting
sections from the results files and copying them into another file.
One nice feature of UltraEdit is the ability to define Projects - a
group of files that are to be opened together.
Also, you can run dos commands/programs - handy for command line
compiling. I use it for running DOE2 when debugging an input
file. You can also call Windows programs but I haven't had a need to
do that as yet.
I have been using UltraEdit since 1996 - it replaced the dos based
editor I had been using, "Brief", a Borland product. I still use the
Brief keystroke commands - UltraEdit allows you to redefine the
keystroke commands.
At 02:07 PM 14/08/2012, Pavel Dybskiy wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>It might be useful for some of us who gets annoyed with notepad.
>
>I did a quick comparison of three text editors: TextPad 6.1.3,
>Notepad++ 6.1.5 and relatively new Sublime 2.1.
>
>I have selected several features, some of which I found very useful,
>others somehow useful.
>
>E.g. very useful:
> * Syntax highlighting,
> * Side by side file compare (someone may know this feature from
> Total Commander),
> * Text fold/unfold(collapse/uncollapse)
>
>Somehow useful:
> * Save Copy As ... ,
> * Rectangular selection (used to be in the stone age qedit)
>
>A picture in the attachment shows the results of this comparison.
>
>In brief, NONE of these editors can claim having MORE THAN ONE
>useful feature!
>
>Your comments and personal experience are very welcome.
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>Pavel Dybskiy
>Ryerson University,Toronto
>
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Christopher Jones, P.Eng.
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Toronto, ON M5E1W7
Tel. 416-203-7465
Fax. 416-946-1005
email cj at enersave.ca
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Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2012 21:06:19 -0400
From: Jia Hu <hujia06 at gmail.com>
To: bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
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Could I ask how to set the UltraEdit? it seems very slow to open a text
file compared to notepad++ and sublime.
Thanks,.
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:02 PM, Chris Jones <cj at enersave.ca> wrote:
> I haven't ventured into Energyplus IDF file editing but for DOE2.1e and
> DOE2.2, UltraEdit works great.
>
> UltraEdit includes:
> Syntax highlighting for programming languages not build included is very
> easy to add - edit a text file.
> Side by side file compare, file merge etc.
> Text fold/unfold
> Save Copy As
> Rectangular selection and column summing - this is handy when examining
> the results files.
>
> In addition UltraEdit has a fairly decent macro programming feature
> including Record Keystrokes which is very handy for extracting sections
> from the results files and copying them into another file.
>
> One nice feature of UltraEdit is the ability to define Projects - a group
> of files that are to be opened together.
>
> Also, you can run dos commands/programs - handy for command line
> compiling. I use it for running DOE2 when debugging an input file. You
> can also call Windows programs but I haven't had a need to do that as yet.
>
> I have been using UltraEdit since 1996 - it replaced the dos based editor
> I had been using, "Brief", a Borland product. I still use the Brief
> keystroke commands - UltraEdit allows you to redefine the keystroke
> commands.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> At 02:07 PM 14/08/2012, Pavel Dybskiy wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> It might be useful for some of us who gets annoyed with notepad.
>
> I did a quick comparison of three text editors: TextPad 6.1.3, Notepad++
> 6.1.5 and relatively new Sublime 2.1.
>
> I have selected several features, some of which I found very useful,
> others somehow useful.
>
> *E.g. very useful: *
>
> - Syntax highlighting,
> - Side by side file compare (someone may know this feature from Total
> Commander),
> - Text fold/unfold(collapse/uncollapse)
>
>
> *Somehow useful: *
>
> - Save Copy As ... ,
> - Rectangular selection (used to be in the stone age qedit)
>
>
> A picture in the attachment shows the results of this comparison.
>
> In brief, NONE of these editors can claim having MORE THAN ONE useful
> feature!
>
> Your comments and personal experience are very welcome.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pavel Dybskiy
> Ryerson University,Toronto
>
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>
> ** >>
> Christopher Jones, P.Eng.
> Suite 1801, 1 Yonge Street
> Toronto, ON M5E1W7
> Tel. 416-203-7465
> Fax. 416-946-1005
> email cj at enersave.ca
>
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Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2012 15:37:50 +0100
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Subject: [Bldg-sim] Two Openings at Cardiff University - Researcher:
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Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2012 10:16:41 -0500
From: Michael J Witte <mjwitte at gard.com>
To: bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
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That's surprising - I've used UltraEdit for many years and don't see any
slowness. As far as I know I'm using mostly default settings. The only
time it seems slow is with large files (on the order of 50MB and up).
There is a setting to control this in Advanced --> Configuration -->File
Handling -->Temporary Files.
By the way, EnergyPlus v7.1 syntax highlighting files are available for
TextPad and UltraEdit (scroll to the bottom of the page).
http://energyplus.helpserve.com/Knowledgebase/List/Index/47
In UltraEdit, the settings for this are found in Advanced-->
Configuration --> Editor Display--> Syntax Highlighting
Mike
On 8/14/2012 8:06 PM, Jia Hu wrote:
> Could I ask how to set the UltraEdit? it seems very slow to open a
> text file compared to notepad++ and sublime.
>
> Thanks,.
>
> On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:02 PM, Chris Jones <cj at enersave.ca
> <mailto:cj at enersave.ca>> wrote:
>
> I haven't ventured into Energyplus IDF file editing but for
> DOE2.1e and DOE2.2, UltraEdit works great.
>
> UltraEdit includes:
> Syntax highlighting for programming languages not build included
> is very easy to add - edit a text file.
> Side by side file compare, file merge etc.
> Text fold/unfold
> Save Copy As
> Rectangular selection and column summing - this is handy when
> examining the results files.
>
> In addition UltraEdit has a fairly decent macro programming
> feature including Record Keystrokes which is very handy for
> extracting sections from the results files and copying them into
> another file.
>
> One nice feature of UltraEdit is the ability to define Projects -
> a group of files that are to be opened together.
>
> Also, you can run dos commands/programs - handy for command line
> compiling. I use it for running DOE2 when debugging an input
> file. You can also call Windows programs but I haven't had a need
> to do that as yet.
>
> I have been using UltraEdit since 1996 - it replaced the dos based
> editor I had been using, "Brief", a Borland product. I still use
> the Brief keystroke commands - UltraEdit allows you to redefine
> the keystroke commands.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> At 02:07 PM 14/08/2012, Pavel Dybskiy wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> It might be useful for some of us who gets annoyed with notepad.
>>
>> I did a quick comparison of three text editors: TextPad 6.1.3,
>> Notepad++ 6.1.5 and relatively new Sublime 2.1.
>>
>> I have selected several features, some of which I found very
>> useful, others somehow useful.
>>
>> *E.g. very useful: *
>>
>> * Syntax highlighting,
>> * Side by side file compare (someone may know this feature from
>> Total Commander),
>> * Text fold/unfold(collapse/uncollapse)
>>
>>
>> *Somehow useful: *
>>
>> * Save Copy As ... ,
>> * Rectangular selection (used to be in the stone age qedit)
>>
>>
>> A picture in the attachment shows the results of this comparison.
>>
>> In brief, NONE of these editors can claim having MORE THAN ONE
>> useful feature!
>>
>> Your comments and personal experience are very welcome.
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Pavel Dybskiy
>> Ryerson University,Toronto
>>
>> Content-Type: image/png; name="ComparisonOfTexteditorsForE+.PNG"
>> Content-Disposition: attachment;
>> filename="ComparisonOfTexteditorsForE+.PNG"
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> >>
> Christopher Jones, P.Eng.
> Suite 1801, 1 Yonge Street
> Toronto, ON M5E1W7
> Tel. 416-203-7465 <tel:416-203-7465>
> Fax. 416-946-1005 <tel:416-946-1005>
> email cj at enersave.ca <mailto:cj at enersave.ca>
>
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Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2012 11:48:38 -0400
From: "Brian Fountain" <bfountain at greensim.com>
To: <bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org>
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
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I've been using UltraEdit since Jason (thanks Jason!) posted the following
syntax highlighting keyword list for DOE-2. (Dug out of the bldg-sim archive
from June 1999.)
BLD-SIMers,
I use a text editor to edit most of my DOE-2 input files (I
know, its primitive but it works). One of the features that
my text editor has is syntax coloring. Over the last few
years I have made a list of DOE-2 keywords so that the
editor would show them as a different color. The editor
also has a way to show comment lines and numbers using
different colors. The editor I used is called UltraEdit and
below is the list and syntax needed.
UltraEdit is shareware and runs on Windows 95 and NT.
http://www.ultraedit.com
For UltraEdit, just add the text below to the WORDFILE.TXT
file. This may be useful to other text editors that do
syntax coloring but the syntax will need to be modified.
The list is far from complete, I add to it whenever I come
across a keyword that isn't colored. Anyone is welcome to
use this but you should let me know so if it changes I can
send you an update. Also if you do use it and find missing
keywords please send me an updated version.
Jason
(remember to ignore my signature and the list signature on
the bottom of the message)
============================================
Add the following to UltraEdits WORDFILE.TXT
============================================
/L5"DOE-2" Line Comment = $ File Extensions = INP //Nocase
/Delimiters = ~!@$%^&*()_+=|\{}[]:;"'<> ,?
/C1
##ELSE ##ELSEIF ##ENDIF ##IF ##INCLUDE ##SET1 ##SHOW
##showdetail
##write ##ifndef ##ifdef ##def ##enddef
EQ EQS
OR
then
/C2
..
ABORT AIR-CHANGE AIR-CHANGES/HR AIR-COOLED ALL
ALL-SUMMARY ALL-VERIFICATION ALT ALTITUDE AREA
AREA/PERSON AZ AZIMUTH ABS A ATM-MOISTURE ATM-TURBIDITY
A/P ASSIGNED-CFM
BASEBOARD-CTRL BASEBOARD-RATING BASEBOARD-SOURCE
BI-LINEAR BI-QUADRATIC BOILER-EIR BOILER-HIR
BOILER-HIR-FPLR BOILER-LOSS BOILER-MAX-RATIO
BOILER-MIN-RATIO BOILER-MISC-SYM BOILER-SET-POINT
BOILER-THROTTLE BOILER-TYPE BUILDING-LOCATION
BUILDING-RESOURCE
CONDUCTIVITY CIRC-HEAD CIRC-IMPELLER-EF CIRC-LOSS-COEF
COOLING-CAPACITY CHW-SUPPLY-T CIRC-MIN-PLR CIRC-MOTOR-EFF
CIRC-PUMP-CURVE CIRC-PUMP-FPLR CIRC-PUMP-TYPE CLEARNESS
CLOUD-AMOUNT CLOUD-TYPE COIL-BF COIL-BF-FFLOW
COIL-BF-FPLR COIL-BF-FT COIL-CIRC-TYPE COIL-CIRCUITS
COMMENTS COMMON COMPUTE COND-FLOW-TYPE COND-WTR-FLOW
CONDENSER-TYPE CONDITIONED CONDUCTIVITY CONS
CONSTANT-VOLUME CONSTRUCTION CONTINUOUS COOL-CAP-FRPM
COOL-CAP-FT COOL-CFM-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-MIN
COOL-CTRL-RANGE COOL-EIR-FPLR COOL-EIR-FRPM COOL-EIR-FT
COOL-FT-MIN COOL-FUEL-METER COOL-RPM-LIMITS COOL-SH-FT
COOL-SIZING-RAT COOL-TEMP-SCH COOL-WASTE-HEAT
COOL-WH-FRPM COOL-WH-FT COOLING-EIR CRANKCASE-HEAT
COOLING-SCHEDULE CRANKCASE-MAX-T CUBIC CURVE-FIT
CYCLE-ON-ANY COOL-CAP-FT COOL-SH-FT COIL-BF-FT
CHW-CAP-FEWBEWT CAUTIONS COOL-CONTROL COOL-SIZING-RATIO
COND C-T-SCH COOL-SET-T COOL-RESET-SCH COEF COOL-SH-CAP
DAYLIGHT-SAVINGS D-S D-SCH DATA DAY-SCHEDULE DEC
DEFROST-CAP-FT DAYLIGHTING D-H-T D-C-T DEFROST-CTRL
DEFROST-FRAC-FT DEFROST-PWR-FT DEFROST-T DEFROST-TYPE
DEMAND-WINDOW DENSITY DESC-CTRL-MODE DESC-DEW-SET
DESC-GAS-FTW DESC-KW-FTW DESC-T-FTW DESC-W-FTW DESICCANT
DESIGN-COOL-T DESIGN-DAY DESIGN-HEAT-T DEWPT-HI DEWPT-LO
DHOUR-HI DHOUR-LO DHW-BASE-T DHW-EIR DHW-EIR-FPLR
DHW-EIR-FT DHW-FLOW DHW-FUEL-METER DHW-GAL/MIN
DHW-HEAT-RATE-FT DHW-LOCATION DHW-LOSS DHW-LOSS-COEF
DHW-MISC-SYM DHW-SCH DHW-SUPPLY-T DHW-TEMPER-T DHW-TYPE
DIAGNOSTIC DIRECT-EFF DIRECT-EFF-FFLOW DIVIDE
DRAW-THROUGH DROM-SYSTEMS DRYBULB-HI DRYBULB-LIMIT
DRYBULB-LO DSCH DUCT DESICCANT-AIR DHW-HEAT-RATE DHW-SIZE
DENS DAY-RESET-SCH
E-W ECONO-LIMIT-T ECONO-LOCKOUT ECONOMICS
ECONOMICS-REPORT ELECTRICITY END ENGLISH EQUIP-SCHEDULE
EQUIPMENT-W/SQFT ERRORS EVAP-CL+M-SUP EVAP-CL+REC-RA
EVAP-CL-KW/FLOW EVAP-CL-LIMIT-T EVAP-CL-TYPE EVAP-PCC-EFF
EVAP-PCC-ELEC EXHAUST-EFF EXT-ELEC-KWEXT-FUEL-BTU/HR
EXT-LIGHT-KW EXTERIOR-WALL E-SCH ELECTRIC EXHAUST-CFM
EXHAUST-KW EQUIPMENT
FAN-CONTROL FAN-PLACEMENT FAN-SCHEDULE FIXED-FLOW
FIXED-TEMP FLOOR-WEIGHT LUID-VOLUME FOR FRAC-VENT-AREA
FRI FROM-LOADS FUEL-BOILER FURNACE FURNACE-AUX
FURNACE-AUX-KW FURNACE-HIR FURNACE-HIR-FPLR FRAME-WIDTH
FORMATTED F-W F-M FAN-EIR-FPLR F-SCH
G-T GAS GAS-HEAT-PUMP GAS-HYDRONIC GE GLASS-TYPE
GND-REFLECTANCE GROUND-T GT G-C GAS-SCHEDULE GAS-THERMS
HEAT-CAP-FRPM HEAT-CAP-FT HEAT-CFM-FPLR HEAT-CLOSS-FPLR
HEAT-CLOSS-MIN HEAT-EIR-FPLR HEAT-EIR-FRPM HEAT-EIR-FT
HEAT-EXCH-DELP HEAT-EXCH-EFF HEAT-RPM-LIMITS
HEAT-SIZING-RAT HEAT-SOURCE HEAT-TEMP-SCH HEAT-WASTE-HEAT
HEAT-WH-FRPM HEAT-WH-FT HEATING-EIR HEIGHT HOL
HOR-VENT-FRAC HOUR-HI HOUR-LO HOURLY HEATING-SCHEDULE
HOURLY-DATA-SAVE HOURS-CHARGING HOURS-STORED
HP-LOOP-COOLING HP-LOOP-HEATING HP-SUPP-SOURCE
HUMIDIFIER-TYPE H HEAT-SIZING-RATIO HOURLY-REPORT H
H-T-SCH HEAT-SET-T HEATING-CAPACITY
INSIDE-FILM-RES I-F-R I-W I-W-TYPE IN-AIRFLOW INDIR-EFF
INDIR-EFF-FFLOW INDOOR-FAN-MODE INF-CFM/SQFT INF-METHOD
INF-SCHEDULE INPUT INPUT-UNITS INT-ELEC-KW
INT-FUEL-BTU/HR INTERMITTENT INTERIOR-WALL INT-ELEC-SCH
I-M I-SCH
JAN JUL JUN
LAT LAYERS LE LIGHT-TO-RETURN LIGHT-TO-SPACE
LIGHTING-SCHEDULE LIGHTING-TYPE LIGHTING-W/SQFT LIKE
LINE-1 LINE-2 LINE-3 LINE-4 LINE-5 LINEAR LIST LON LOADS
LOADS-REPORT LT LA LIGHT-SET-POINT1 LIGHT-SET-POINT2
LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE1 LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE2 LIGHT-CTRL-STEPS
LIGHT-REF-POINT1 LIGHT-REF-POINT2
M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 MAT MATERIAL MAX-FAN-RATIO MAX-FLUID-T
MAX-HP-SUPP-T MAX-HUMIDITY MAX-OA-FRACTION MAX-SOLAR-SCH
MAX-SUPPLY-T MAX-VENT-RATE METERS MIN-AIR-SCH MIN-CELLS
MIN-FAN-RATIO MIN-FLOW-RATIO MIN-FLUID-T MIN-HGB-RATIO
MIN-HP-T MIN-HUMIDITY MIN-SUPPLY-T MIN-TWR-WTR-T
MIN-UNLOAD-RATIO MON MOTOR-PLACEMENT MSTR-ELEC-METER
MSTR-FUEL-METER MULTIPLIER MAX-SUPPLY-T MIN-CFM-RATIO
MIN-S-T MIN-OUTSIDE-AIR
NATURAL-GAS NEQ NEXT-TO NIGHT-CYCLE-CTRL NIGHT-VENT-CTRL
NIGHT-VENT-DT NIGHT-VENT-RATIO NO NO-DESICCANT NO-SAVE
NON-COINCIDENT NOT-AVAILABLE NUMBER-OF-PEOPLE NUMBER
O-A-CFM OA-CFM/PER OA-CONTROL OA-FLOW/PER ON ON-DEMAND
ONE-SPEED-FAN OPEN-TWR OPTION OUTDOOR OUTDOOR-RESET
OUTPUT-MAX OUTPUT-MIN OUTPUT-UNITS OUTSIDE-FAN-CFLT
OUTSIDE-FAN-ELEC OUTSIDE-FAN-HFLT OUTSIDE-FAN-MODE
OUTSIDE-FAN-T OA-CHANGES OUTSIDE-LO OUTSIDE-HI
OUTSIDE-AIR-CFM OUTSIDE-FAN-KW
PANEL-LOSS-RATIO PANES PARALLEL PARAMETER
PEOPLE-HEAT-GAIN PEOPLE-SCHEDULE PLANT PLANT-MISC-SYM
PLANT-REPORT PLANT-REPORTS PREHEAT-SOURCE PREHEAT-T
PROCESS-CHW-BTU/ PROCESS-HW-BTU/H PROPORTIONAL PSZ
PEOPLE-HG-SENS P-A P-SCH P-H-S P-H-L PLANT-EQUIPMENT
QUADRATIC
RESISTANCE RATED-CCAP-FFLOW RATED-CEIR-FFLOW
RATED-HCAP-FFLOW RATED-SH-FFLOW REFG-AUX-HEAT
REFG-COMP-GROUP REFG-COND-TYPE REFG-DEF-CTRL REFG-DEF-EFF
REFG-DEF-MECH REFG-FAN-T REFG-HTREC-GROUP REFG-HTREC-T
REFG-HTREC-UNITS REFG-KW-FPLR REFG-KW-FTCOND
REFG-MIN-COND-T REFG-SIZING-RAT REFG-ZONE-DES-RH
REFG-ZONE-DES-T REFG-ZONE-SHR REG-HEAT-SOURCE
REPORT-BLOCK REPORT-FREQUENCY REPORT-SCHEDULE RES
RESIST-CAP-RATIO RESOURCE RETURN-AIR-PATH REVERSE-CYCLE
ROOF RUN-PERIOD REHEAT-DELTA-T REC-FLUOR-RV
RESET-SCHEDULE RESET RETURN-KW RETURN-DELTA-T
SAVE-FILES SCH SCHEDULE SEP SEPARATE SERIES SET-DEFAULT
SHADING-COEF SHADING-SCHEDULE SHW-HP-CAP-FT SHW-HP-EIR
SHW-HP-EIR-FPLR SHW-HP-EIR-FT SHW-HP-SOURCE SIZING-OPTION
SIZING-RATIO SOURCE-BTU/HR SOURCE-LATENT SOURCE-SCHEDULE
SOURCE-SENSIBLE SOURCE-TYPE SPACE SPACE-CONDITIONS
SPACE-HEAT SPECIFIC-HEAT SS-VENT-CST SS-VENT-KW
SS-VENT-LIMIT-T SS-VENT-TEMP SS-VENT-WND STANDARD SUMMARY
SUN SUPPLY-DELTA-T S-C SUPPLY-KW SUPPLY-KW/FLOW SUS-FLUOR
SV-A SVAV SYSTEM SYSTEM-NAMES SYSTEM-REPORTS SYSTEM-TYPE
SYSTEMS SYSTEM-CONTROL SYSTEM-AIR SYSTEM-FANS
SYSTEM-EQUIPMENT S SAT SYSTEMS-REPORT S-H STEPPED
SUPPLY-HI SUPPLY-LO S-TYPE SIZE STOP
T-Z TANK-BASE-T TANK-FREEZ-T TANK-LOSS-COEF TANK-MISC-S
TANK-SIZE TANK-STORE-RATE TANK-SUPPLY-RATE TH T
TANK-T-RANGE TEMPERATURE TERMINAL-TYPE THERMOSTAT-TYPE
THERMOSTATIC THICKNESS THROTTLING-RANGE THRU THU TILT
TITLE TWR-APP-FRFACT TWR-CAP-CTRL TWR-CAP-FCFM
TWR-CELL-CTRL TWR-CELL-MAX-LPM TWR-CELL-MIN-LPM T-R
TWR-DESIGN-APPRO TWR-DESIGN-WETBU TWR-FAN-FPLR
TWR-FAN-LOW-ELEC TWR-FAN-LOW-FLOW TWR-FAN-OFF-FLOW
TWR-GPM-FRA TWR-GPM-FWB TWR-IMPELLER-EFF TWR-LOSS-COEF
TWR-MIN-FAN-SPEE TWR-MISC-SYM TWR-MOTOR-EFF TWR-PUMP-HEAD
TWR-RESET-RATIO TWR-RFACT-FRT TWR-SETPT-CTRL TWR-SETPT-T
TWR-THROTTLE TWR-TYPE TWR-WTR-FLOW TYPE TEMP TIMES
U-EFFECTIVE U-W UNDERGROUND-WALL UNDERGROUND-FLOOR
UNIT-AUX-KW UNIT-PUMP-ELEC UTILITY-RATE U-VALUE U
V VARIABLE-LIST VARIABLE-T VARIABLE-TYPE VENT-METHOD
VERIFICATION VOLUME VAVS
W WASTE-HEAT-USE WATER WD WE WEEK-SCHEDULE WEH WI WIDTH
WIN-SHADE-TYPE WIND-DIR WIND-SPEED WINDOW WS-ECONO
WS-ECONO-EIR WS-ECONO-FLOW WS-ECONO-MIN-DT
WS-ECONO-MISC-SY WS-ECONO-TWR-SIZ WS-ECONO-XEFF WARNINGS
X
Y YES
Z-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FAN-KW/FLOW
ZONE-HEAT-SOURCE ZONE-NAMES ZONE-REPORTS ZONE-TYPE
ZONE-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FRACTION1
ZONE-FRACTION2 ZONE Z Z-C Z-N
From: bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org
[mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org] On Behalf Of Michael J Witte
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 11:17 AM
To: bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
That's surprising - I've used UltraEdit for many years and don't see any
slowness. As far as I know I'm using mostly default settings. The only
time it seems slow is with large files (on the order of 50MB and up). There
is a setting to control this in Advanced --> Configuration -->File Handling
-->Temporary Files.
By the way, EnergyPlus v7.1 syntax highlighting files are available for
TextPad and UltraEdit (scroll to the bottom of the page).
http://energyplus.helpserve.com/Knowledgebase/List/Index/47
In UltraEdit, the settings for this are found in Advanced--> Configuration
--> Editor Display--> Syntax Highlighting
Mike
On 8/14/2012 8:06 PM, Jia Hu wrote:
Could I ask how to set the UltraEdit? it seems very slow to open a text file
compared to notepad++ and sublime.
Thanks,.
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:02 PM, Chris Jones <cj at enersave.ca> wrote:
I haven't ventured into Energyplus IDF file editing but for DOE2.1e and
DOE2.2, UltraEdit works great.
UltraEdit includes:
Syntax highlighting for programming languages not build included is very
easy to add - edit a text file.
Side by side file compare, file merge etc.
Text fold/unfold
Save Copy As
Rectangular selection and column summing - this is handy when examining the
results files.
In addition UltraEdit has a fairly decent macro programming feature
including Record Keystrokes which is very handy for extracting sections from
the results files and copying them into another file.
One nice feature of UltraEdit is the ability to define Projects - a group of
files that are to be opened together.
Also, you can run dos commands/programs - handy for command line compiling.
I use it for running DOE2 when debugging an input file. You can also call
Windows programs but I haven't had a need to do that as yet.
I have been using UltraEdit since 1996 - it replaced the dos based editor I
had been using, "Brief", a Borland product. I still use the Brief keystroke
commands - UltraEdit allows you to redefine the keystroke commands.
At 02:07 PM 14/08/2012, Pavel Dybskiy wrote:
Hi all,
It might be useful for some of us who gets annoyed with notepad.
I did a quick comparison of three text editors: TextPad 6.1.3, Notepad++
6.1.5 and relatively new Sublime 2.1.
I have selected several features, some of which I found very useful, others
somehow useful.
E.g. very useful:
* Syntax highlighting,
* Side by side file compare (someone may know this feature from Total
Commander),
* Text fold/unfold(collapse/uncollapse)
Somehow useful:
* Save Copy As ... ,
* Rectangular selection (used to be in the stone age qedit)
A picture in the attachment shows the results of this comparison.
In brief, NONE of these editors can claim having MORE THAN ONE useful
feature!
Your comments and personal experience are very welcome.
Thanks,
Pavel Dybskiy
Ryerson University,Toronto
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Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2012 10:04:18 -0700
From: "Shaun Martin" <smartin at shaunmartinconsulting.com>
To: "'Brian Fountain'" <bfountain at greensim.com>,
<bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org>
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
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I spend a fair amount of time comparing files. For that I have an extremely
useful and inexpensive program called ExamDiff. It's honestly light years
ahead of Textpad and UltraEdit.
Shaun
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[mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org] On Behalf Of Brian Fountain
Sent: 15-Aug-12 8:49 AM
To: bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
I've been using UltraEdit since Jason (thanks Jason!) posted the following
syntax highlighting keyword list for DOE-2. (Dug out of the bldg-sim archive
from June 1999.)
BLD-SIMers,
I use a text editor to edit most of my DOE-2 input files (I
know, its primitive but it works). One of the features that
my text editor has is syntax coloring. Over the last few
years I have made a list of DOE-2 keywords so that the
editor would show them as a different color. The editor
also has a way to show comment lines and numbers using
different colors. The editor I used is called UltraEdit and
below is the list and syntax needed.
UltraEdit is shareware and runs on Windows 95 and NT.
http://www.ultraedit.com
For UltraEdit, just add the text below to the WORDFILE.TXT
file. This may be useful to other text editors that do
syntax coloring but the syntax will need to be modified.
The list is far from complete, I add to it whenever I come
across a keyword that isn't colored. Anyone is welcome to
use this but you should let me know so if it changes I can
send you an update. Also if you do use it and find missing
keywords please send me an updated version.
Jason
(remember to ignore my signature and the list signature on
the bottom of the message)
============================================
Add the following to UltraEdits WORDFILE.TXT
============================================
/L5"DOE-2" Line Comment = $ File Extensions = INP //Nocase
/Delimiters = ~!@$%^&*()_+=|\{}[]:;"'<> ,?
/C1
##ELSE ##ELSEIF ##ENDIF ##IF ##INCLUDE ##SET1 ##SHOW
##showdetail
##write ##ifndef ##ifdef ##def ##enddef
EQ EQS
OR
then
/C2
..
ABORT AIR-CHANGE AIR-CHANGES/HR AIR-COOLED ALL
ALL-SUMMARY ALL-VERIFICATION ALT ALTITUDE AREA
AREA/PERSON AZ AZIMUTH ABS A ATM-MOISTURE ATM-TURBIDITY
A/P ASSIGNED-CFM
BASEBOARD-CTRL BASEBOARD-RATING BASEBOARD-SOURCE
BI-LINEAR BI-QUADRATIC BOILER-EIR BOILER-HIR
BOILER-HIR-FPLR BOILER-LOSS BOILER-MAX-RATIO
BOILER-MIN-RATIO BOILER-MISC-SYM BOILER-SET-POINT
BOILER-THROTTLE BOILER-TYPE BUILDING-LOCATION
BUILDING-RESOURCE
CONDUCTIVITY CIRC-HEAD CIRC-IMPELLER-EF CIRC-LOSS-COEF
COOLING-CAPACITY CHW-SUPPLY-T CIRC-MIN-PLR CIRC-MOTOR-EFF
CIRC-PUMP-CURVE CIRC-PUMP-FPLR CIRC-PUMP-TYPE CLEARNESS
CLOUD-AMOUNT CLOUD-TYPE COIL-BF COIL-BF-FFLOW
COIL-BF-FPLR COIL-BF-FT COIL-CIRC-TYPE COIL-CIRCUITS
COMMENTS COMMON COMPUTE COND-FLOW-TYPE COND-WTR-FLOW
CONDENSER-TYPE CONDITIONED CONDUCTIVITY CONS
CONSTANT-VOLUME CONSTRUCTION CONTINUOUS COOL-CAP-FRPM
COOL-CAP-FT COOL-CFM-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-MIN
COOL-CTRL-RANGE COOL-EIR-FPLR COOL-EIR-FRPM COOL-EIR-FT
COOL-FT-MIN COOL-FUEL-METER COOL-RPM-LIMITS COOL-SH-FT
COOL-SIZING-RAT COOL-TEMP-SCH COOL-WASTE-HEAT
COOL-WH-FRPM COOL-WH-FT COOLING-EIR CRANKCASE-HEAT
COOLING-SCHEDULE CRANKCASE-MAX-T CUBIC CURVE-FIT
CYCLE-ON-ANY COOL-CAP-FT COOL-SH-FT COIL-BF-FT
CHW-CAP-FEWBEWT CAUTIONS COOL-CONTROL COOL-SIZING-RATIO
COND C-T-SCH COOL-SET-T COOL-RESET-SCH COEF COOL-SH-CAP
DAYLIGHT-SAVINGS D-S D-SCH DATA DAY-SCHEDULE DEC
DEFROST-CAP-FT DAYLIGHTING D-H-T D-C-T DEFROST-CTRL
DEFROST-FRAC-FT DEFROST-PWR-FT DEFROST-T DEFROST-TYPE
DEMAND-WINDOW DENSITY DESC-CTRL-MODE DESC-DEW-SET
DESC-GAS-FTW DESC-KW-FTW DESC-T-FTW DESC-W-FTW DESICCANT
DESIGN-COOL-T DESIGN-DAY DESIGN-HEAT-T DEWPT-HI DEWPT-LO
DHOUR-HI DHOUR-LO DHW-BASE-T DHW-EIR DHW-EIR-FPLR
DHW-EIR-FT DHW-FLOW DHW-FUEL-METER DHW-GAL/MIN
DHW-HEAT-RATE-FT DHW-LOCATION DHW-LOSS DHW-LOSS-COEF
DHW-MISC-SYM DHW-SCH DHW-SUPPLY-T DHW-TEMPER-T DHW-TYPE
DIAGNOSTIC DIRECT-EFF DIRECT-EFF-FFLOW DIVIDE
DRAW-THROUGH DROM-SYSTEMS DRYBULB-HI DRYBULB-LIMIT
DRYBULB-LO DSCH DUCT DESICCANT-AIR DHW-HEAT-RATE DHW-SIZE
DENS DAY-RESET-SCH
E-W ECONO-LIMIT-T ECONO-LOCKOUT ECONOMICS
ECONOMICS-REPORT ELECTRICITY END ENGLISH EQUIP-SCHEDULE
EQUIPMENT-W/SQFT ERRORS EVAP-CL+M-SUP EVAP-CL+REC-RA
EVAP-CL-KW/FLOW EVAP-CL-LIMIT-T EVAP-CL-TYPE EVAP-PCC-EFF
EVAP-PCC-ELEC EXHAUST-EFF EXT-ELEC-KWEXT-FUEL-BTU/HR
EXT-LIGHT-KW EXTERIOR-WALL E-SCH ELECTRIC EXHAUST-CFM
EXHAUST-KW EQUIPMENT
FAN-CONTROL FAN-PLACEMENT FAN-SCHEDULE FIXED-FLOW
FIXED-TEMP FLOOR-WEIGHT LUID-VOLUME FOR FRAC-VENT-AREA
FRI FROM-LOADS FUEL-BOILER FURNACE FURNACE-AUX
FURNACE-AUX-KW FURNACE-HIR FURNACE-HIR-FPLR FRAME-WIDTH
FORMATTED F-W F-M FAN-EIR-FPLR F-SCH
G-T GAS GAS-HEAT-PUMP GAS-HYDRONIC GE GLASS-TYPE
GND-REFLECTANCE GROUND-T GT G-C GAS-SCHEDULE GAS-THERMS
HEAT-CAP-FRPM HEAT-CAP-FT HEAT-CFM-FPLR HEAT-CLOSS-FPLR
HEAT-CLOSS-MIN HEAT-EIR-FPLR HEAT-EIR-FRPM HEAT-EIR-FT
HEAT-EXCH-DELP HEAT-EXCH-EFF HEAT-RPM-LIMITS
HEAT-SIZING-RAT HEAT-SOURCE HEAT-TEMP-SCH HEAT-WASTE-HEAT
HEAT-WH-FRPM HEAT-WH-FT HEATING-EIR HEIGHT HOL
HOR-VENT-FRAC HOUR-HI HOUR-LO HOURLY HEATING-SCHEDULE
HOURLY-DATA-SAVE HOURS-CHARGING HOURS-STORED
HP-LOOP-COOLING HP-LOOP-HEATING HP-SUPP-SOURCE
HUMIDIFIER-TYPE H HEAT-SIZING-RATIO HOURLY-REPORT H
H-T-SCH HEAT-SET-T HEATING-CAPACITY
INSIDE-FILM-RES I-F-R I-W I-W-TYPE IN-AIRFLOW INDIR-EFF
INDIR-EFF-FFLOW INDOOR-FAN-MODE INF-CFM/SQFT INF-METHOD
INF-SCHEDULE INPUT INPUT-UNITS INT-ELEC-KW
INT-FUEL-BTU/HR INTERMITTENT INTERIOR-WALL INT-ELEC-SCH
I-M I-SCH
JAN JUL JUN
LAT LAYERS LE LIGHT-TO-RETURN LIGHT-TO-SPACE
LIGHTING-SCHEDULE LIGHTING-TYPE LIGHTING-W/SQFT LIKE
LINE-1 LINE-2 LINE-3 LINE-4 LINE-5 LINEAR LIST LON LOADS
LOADS-REPORT LT LA LIGHT-SET-POINT1 LIGHT-SET-POINT2
LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE1 LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE2 LIGHT-CTRL-STEPS
LIGHT-REF-POINT1 LIGHT-REF-POINT2
M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 MAT MATERIAL MAX-FAN-RATIO MAX-FLUID-T
MAX-HP-SUPP-T MAX-HUMIDITY MAX-OA-FRACTION MAX-SOLAR-SCH
MAX-SUPPLY-T MAX-VENT-RATE METERS MIN-AIR-SCH MIN-CELLS
MIN-FAN-RATIO MIN-FLOW-RATIO MIN-FLUID-T MIN-HGB-RATIO
MIN-HP-T MIN-HUMIDITY MIN-SUPPLY-T MIN-TWR-WTR-T
MIN-UNLOAD-RATIO MON MOTOR-PLACEMENT MSTR-ELEC-METER
MSTR-FUEL-METER MULTIPLIER MAX-SUPPLY-T MIN-CFM-RATIO
MIN-S-T MIN-OUTSIDE-AIR
NATURAL-GAS NEQ NEXT-TO NIGHT-CYCLE-CTRL NIGHT-VENT-CTRL
NIGHT-VENT-DT NIGHT-VENT-RATIO NO NO-DESICCANT NO-SAVE
NON-COINCIDENT NOT-AVAILABLE NUMBER-OF-PEOPLE NUMBER
O-A-CFM OA-CFM/PER OA-CONTROL OA-FLOW/PER ON ON-DEMAND
ONE-SPEED-FAN OPEN-TWR OPTION OUTDOOR OUTDOOR-RESET
OUTPUT-MAX OUTPUT-MIN OUTPUT-UNITS OUTSIDE-FAN-CFLT
OUTSIDE-FAN-ELEC OUTSIDE-FAN-HFLT OUTSIDE-FAN-MODE
OUTSIDE-FAN-T OA-CHANGES OUTSIDE-LO OUTSIDE-HI
OUTSIDE-AIR-CFM OUTSIDE-FAN-KW
PANEL-LOSS-RATIO PANES PARALLEL PARAMETER
PEOPLE-HEAT-GAIN PEOPLE-SCHEDULE PLANT PLANT-MISC-SYM
PLANT-REPORT PLANT-REPORTS PREHEAT-SOURCE PREHEAT-T
PROCESS-CHW-BTU/ PROCESS-HW-BTU/H PROPORTIONAL PSZ
PEOPLE-HG-SENS P-A P-SCH P-H-S P-H-L PLANT-EQUIPMENT
QUADRATIC
RESISTANCE RATED-CCAP-FFLOW RATED-CEIR-FFLOW
RATED-HCAP-FFLOW RATED-SH-FFLOW REFG-AUX-HEAT
REFG-COMP-GROUP REFG-COND-TYPE REFG-DEF-CTRL REFG-DEF-EFF
REFG-DEF-MECH REFG-FAN-T REFG-HTREC-GROUP REFG-HTREC-T
REFG-HTREC-UNITS REFG-KW-FPLR REFG-KW-FTCOND
REFG-MIN-COND-T REFG-SIZING-RAT REFG-ZONE-DES-RH
REFG-ZONE-DES-T REFG-ZONE-SHR REG-HEAT-SOURCE
REPORT-BLOCK REPORT-FREQUENCY REPORT-SCHEDULE RES
RESIST-CAP-RATIO RESOURCE RETURN-AIR-PATH REVERSE-CYCLE
ROOF RUN-PERIOD REHEAT-DELTA-T REC-FLUOR-RV
RESET-SCHEDULE RESET RETURN-KW RETURN-DELTA-T
SAVE-FILES SCH SCHEDULE SEP SEPARATE SERIES SET-DEFAULT
SHADING-COEF SHADING-SCHEDULE SHW-HP-CAP-FT SHW-HP-EIR
SHW-HP-EIR-FPLR SHW-HP-EIR-FT SHW-HP-SOURCE SIZING-OPTION
SIZING-RATIO SOURCE-BTU/HR SOURCE-LATENT SOURCE-SCHEDULE
SOURCE-SENSIBLE SOURCE-TYPE SPACE SPACE-CONDITIONS
SPACE-HEAT SPECIFIC-HEAT SS-VENT-CST SS-VENT-KW
SS-VENT-LIMIT-T SS-VENT-TEMP SS-VENT-WND STANDARD SUMMARY
SUN SUPPLY-DELTA-T S-C SUPPLY-KW SUPPLY-KW/FLOW SUS-FLUOR
SV-A SVAV SYSTEM SYSTEM-NAMES SYSTEM-REPORTS SYSTEM-TYPE
SYSTEMS SYSTEM-CONTROL SYSTEM-AIR SYSTEM-FANS
SYSTEM-EQUIPMENT S SAT SYSTEMS-REPORT S-H STEPPED
SUPPLY-HI SUPPLY-LO S-TYPE SIZE STOP
T-Z TANK-BASE-T TANK-FREEZ-T TANK-LOSS-COEF TANK-MISC-S
TANK-SIZE TANK-STORE-RATE TANK-SUPPLY-RATE TH T
TANK-T-RANGE TEMPERATURE TERMINAL-TYPE THERMOSTAT-TYPE
THERMOSTATIC THICKNESS THROTTLING-RANGE THRU THU TILT
TITLE TWR-APP-FRFACT TWR-CAP-CTRL TWR-CAP-FCFM
TWR-CELL-CTRL TWR-CELL-MAX-LPM TWR-CELL-MIN-LPM T-R
TWR-DESIGN-APPRO TWR-DESIGN-WETBU TWR-FAN-FPLR
TWR-FAN-LOW-ELEC TWR-FAN-LOW-FLOW TWR-FAN-OFF-FLOW
TWR-GPM-FRA TWR-GPM-FWB TWR-IMPELLER-EFF TWR-LOSS-COEF
TWR-MIN-FAN-SPEE TWR-MISC-SYM TWR-MOTOR-EFF TWR-PUMP-HEAD
TWR-RESET-RATIO TWR-RFACT-FRT TWR-SETPT-CTRL TWR-SETPT-T
TWR-THROTTLE TWR-TYPE TWR-WTR-FLOW TYPE TEMP TIMES
U-EFFECTIVE U-W UNDERGROUND-WALL UNDERGROUND-FLOOR
UNIT-AUX-KW UNIT-PUMP-ELEC UTILITY-RATE U-VALUE U
V VARIABLE-LIST VARIABLE-T VARIABLE-TYPE VENT-METHOD
VERIFICATION VOLUME VAVS
W WASTE-HEAT-USE WATER WD WE WEEK-SCHEDULE WEH WI WIDTH
WIN-SHADE-TYPE WIND-DIR WIND-SPEED WINDOW WS-ECONO
WS-ECONO-EIR WS-ECONO-FLOW WS-ECONO-MIN-DT
WS-ECONO-MISC-SY WS-ECONO-TWR-SIZ WS-ECONO-XEFF WARNINGS
X
Y YES
Z-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FAN-KW/FLOW
ZONE-HEAT-SOURCE ZONE-NAMES ZONE-REPORTS ZONE-TYPE
ZONE-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FRACTION1
ZONE-FRACTION2 ZONE Z Z-C Z-N
From: bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org
[mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org] On Behalf Of Michael J Witte
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 11:17 AM
To: bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
That's surprising - I've used UltraEdit for many years and don't see any
slowness. As far as I know I'm using mostly default settings. The only
time it seems slow is with large files (on the order of 50MB and up). There
is a setting to control this in Advanced --> Configuration -->File Handling
-->Temporary Files.
By the way, EnergyPlus v7.1 syntax highlighting files are available for
TextPad and UltraEdit (scroll to the bottom of the page).
http://energyplus.helpserve.com/Knowledgebase/List/Index/47
In UltraEdit, the settings for this are found in Advanced--> Configuration
--> Editor Display--> Syntax Highlighting
Mike
On 8/14/2012 8:06 PM, Jia Hu wrote:
Could I ask how to set the UltraEdit? it seems very slow to open a text file
compared to notepad++ and sublime.
Thanks,.
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:02 PM, Chris Jones <cj at enersave.ca> wrote:
I haven't ventured into Energyplus IDF file editing but for DOE2.1e and
DOE2.2, UltraEdit works great.
UltraEdit includes:
Syntax highlighting for programming languages not build included is very
easy to add - edit a text file.
Side by side file compare, file merge etc.
Text fold/unfold
Save Copy As
Rectangular selection and column summing - this is handy when examining the
results files.
In addition UltraEdit has a fairly decent macro programming feature
including Record Keystrokes which is very handy for extracting sections from
the results files and copying them into another file.
One nice feature of UltraEdit is the ability to define Projects - a group of
files that are to be opened together.
Also, you can run dos commands/programs - handy for command line compiling.
I use it for running DOE2 when debugging an input file. You can also call
Windows programs but I haven't had a need to do that as yet.
I have been using UltraEdit since 1996 - it replaced the dos based editor I
had been using, "Brief", a Borland product. I still use the Brief keystroke
commands - UltraEdit allows you to redefine the keystroke commands.
At 02:07 PM 14/08/2012, Pavel Dybskiy wrote:
Hi all,
It might be useful for some of us who gets annoyed with notepad.
I did a quick comparison of three text editors: TextPad 6.1.3, Notepad++
6.1.5 and relatively new Sublime 2.1.
I have selected several features, some of which I found very useful, others
somehow useful.
E.g. very useful:
* Syntax highlighting,
* Side by side file compare (someone may know this feature from Total
Commander),
* Text fold/unfold(collapse/uncollapse)
Somehow useful:
* Save Copy As ... ,
* Rectangular selection (used to be in the stone age qedit)
A picture in the attachment shows the results of this comparison.
In brief, NONE of these editors can claim having MORE THAN ONE useful
feature!
Your comments and personal experience are very welcome.
Thanks,
Pavel Dybskiy
Ryerson University,Toronto
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I have not used ExamDiff or UltraEdit, will try to check it out.
I use WinMerge (its free) and great for comparing files.
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I spend a fair amount of time comparing files. For that I have an extremely useful and inexpensive program called ExamDiff. It's honestly light years ahead of Textpad and UltraEdit.
Shaun
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I've been using UltraEdit since Jason (thanks Jason!) posted the following syntax highlighting keyword list for DOE-2. (Dug out of the bldg-sim archive from June 1999.)
BLD-SIMers,
I use a text editor to edit most of my DOE-2 input files (I
know, its primitive but it works). One of the features that
my text editor has is syntax coloring. Over the last few
years I have made a list of DOE-2 keywords so that the
editor would show them as a different color. The editor
also has a way to show comment lines and numbers using
different colors. The editor I used is called UltraEdit and
below is the list and syntax needed.
UltraEdit is shareware and runs on Windows 95 and NT.
http://www.ultraedit.com
For UltraEdit, just add the text below to the WORDFILE.TXT
file. This may be useful to other text editors that do
syntax coloring but the syntax will need to be modified.
The list is far from complete, I add to it whenever I come
across a keyword that isn't colored. Anyone is welcome to
use this but you should let me know so if it changes I can
send you an update. Also if you do use it and find missing
keywords please send me an updated version.
Jason
(remember to ignore my signature and the list signature on
the bottom of the message)
============================================
Add the following to UltraEdits WORDFILE.TXT
============================================
/L5"DOE-2" Line Comment = $ File Extensions = INP //Nocase
/Delimiters = ~!@$%^&*()_+=|\{}[]:;"'<> ,?
/C1
##ELSE ##ELSEIF ##ENDIF ##IF ##INCLUDE ##SET1 ##SHOW
##showdetail
##write ##ifndef ##ifdef ##def ##enddef
EQ EQS
OR
then
/C2
..
ABORT AIR-CHANGE AIR-CHANGES/HR AIR-COOLED ALL
ALL-SUMMARY ALL-VERIFICATION ALT ALTITUDE AREA
AREA/PERSON AZ AZIMUTH ABS A ATM-MOISTURE ATM-TURBIDITY
A/P ASSIGNED-CFM
BASEBOARD-CTRL BASEBOARD-RATING BASEBOARD-SOURCE
BI-LINEAR BI-QUADRATIC BOILER-EIR BOILER-HIR
BOILER-HIR-FPLR BOILER-LOSS BOILER-MAX-RATIO
BOILER-MIN-RATIO BOILER-MISC-SYM BOILER-SET-POINT
BOILER-THROTTLE BOILER-TYPE BUILDING-LOCATION
BUILDING-RESOURCE
CONDUCTIVITY CIRC-HEAD CIRC-IMPELLER-EF CIRC-LOSS-COEF
COOLING-CAPACITY CHW-SUPPLY-T CIRC-MIN-PLR CIRC-MOTOR-EFF
CIRC-PUMP-CURVE CIRC-PUMP-FPLR CIRC-PUMP-TYPE CLEARNESS
CLOUD-AMOUNT CLOUD-TYPE COIL-BF COIL-BF-FFLOW
COIL-BF-FPLR COIL-BF-FT COIL-CIRC-TYPE COIL-CIRCUITS
COMMENTS COMMON COMPUTE COND-FLOW-TYPE COND-WTR-FLOW
CONDENSER-TYPE CONDITIONED CONDUCTIVITY CONS
CONSTANT-VOLUME CONSTRUCTION CONTINUOUS COOL-CAP-FRPM
COOL-CAP-FT COOL-CFM-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-MIN
COOL-CTRL-RANGE COOL-EIR-FPLR COOL-EIR-FRPM COOL-EIR-FT
COOL-FT-MIN COOL-FUEL-METER COOL-RPM-LIMITS COOL-SH-FT
COOL-SIZING-RAT COOL-TEMP-SCH COOL-WASTE-HEAT
COOL-WH-FRPM COOL-WH-FT COOLING-EIR CRANKCASE-HEAT
COOLING-SCHEDULE CRANKCASE-MAX-T CUBIC CURVE-FIT
CYCLE-ON-ANY COOL-CAP-FT COOL-SH-FT COIL-BF-FT
CHW-CAP-FEWBEWT CAUTIONS COOL-CONTROL COOL-SIZING-RATIO
COND C-T-SCH COOL-SET-T COOL-RESET-SCH COEF COOL-SH-CAP
DAYLIGHT-SAVINGS D-S D-SCH DATA DAY-SCHEDULE DEC
DEFROST-CAP-FT DAYLIGHTING D-H-T D-C-T DEFROST-CTRL
DEFROST-FRAC-FT DEFROST-PWR-FT DEFROST-T DEFROST-TYPE
DEMAND-WINDOW DENSITY DESC-CTRL-MODE DESC-DEW-SET
DESC-GAS-FTW DESC-KW-FTW DESC-T-FTW DESC-W-FTW DESICCANT
DESIGN-COOL-T DESIGN-DAY DESIGN-HEAT-T DEWPT-HI DEWPT-LO
DHOUR-HI DHOUR-LO DHW-BASE-T DHW-EIR DHW-EIR-FPLR
DHW-EIR-FT DHW-FLOW DHW-FUEL-METER DHW-GAL/MIN
DHW-HEAT-RATE-FT DHW-LOCATION DHW-LOSS DHW-LOSS-COEF
DHW-MISC-SYM DHW-SCH DHW-SUPPLY-T DHW-TEMPER-T DHW-TYPE
DIAGNOSTIC DIRECT-EFF DIRECT-EFF-FFLOW DIVIDE
DRAW-THROUGH DROM-SYSTEMS DRYBULB-HI DRYBULB-LIMIT
DRYBULB-LO DSCH DUCT DESICCANT-AIR DHW-HEAT-RATE DHW-SIZE
DENS DAY-RESET-SCH
E-W ECONO-LIMIT-T ECONO-LOCKOUT ECONOMICS
ECONOMICS-REPORT ELECTRICITY END ENGLISH EQUIP-SCHEDULE
EQUIPMENT-W/SQFT ERRORS EVAP-CL+M-SUP EVAP-CL+REC-RA
EVAP-CL-KW/FLOW EVAP-CL-LIMIT-T EVAP-CL-TYPE EVAP-PCC-EFF
EVAP-PCC-ELEC EXHAUST-EFF EXT-ELEC-KWEXT-FUEL-BTU/HR
EXT-LIGHT-KW EXTERIOR-WALL E-SCH ELECTRIC EXHAUST-CFM
EXHAUST-KW EQUIPMENT
FAN-CONTROL FAN-PLACEMENT FAN-SCHEDULE FIXED-FLOW
FIXED-TEMP FLOOR-WEIGHT LUID-VOLUME FOR FRAC-VENT-AREA
FRI FROM-LOADS FUEL-BOILER FURNACE FURNACE-AUX
FURNACE-AUX-KW FURNACE-HIR FURNACE-HIR-FPLR FRAME-WIDTH
FORMATTED F-W F-M FAN-EIR-FPLR F-SCH
G-T GAS GAS-HEAT-PUMP GAS-HYDRONIC GE GLASS-TYPE
GND-REFLECTANCE GROUND-T GT G-C GAS-SCHEDULE GAS-THERMS
HEAT-CAP-FRPM HEAT-CAP-FT HEAT-CFM-FPLR HEAT-CLOSS-FPLR
HEAT-CLOSS-MIN HEAT-EIR-FPLR HEAT-EIR-FRPM HEAT-EIR-FT
HEAT-EXCH-DELP HEAT-EXCH-EFF HEAT-RPM-LIMITS
HEAT-SIZING-RAT HEAT-SOURCE HEAT-TEMP-SCH HEAT-WASTE-HEAT
HEAT-WH-FRPM HEAT-WH-FT HEATING-EIR HEIGHT HOL
HOR-VENT-FRAC HOUR-HI HOUR-LO HOURLY HEATING-SCHEDULE
HOURLY-DATA-SAVE HOURS-CHARGING HOURS-STORED
HP-LOOP-COOLING HP-LOOP-HEATING HP-SUPP-SOURCE
HUMIDIFIER-TYPE H HEAT-SIZING-RATIO HOURLY-REPORT H
H-T-SCH HEAT-SET-T HEATING-CAPACITY
INSIDE-FILM-RES I-F-R I-W I-W-TYPE IN-AIRFLOW INDIR-EFF
INDIR-EFF-FFLOW INDOOR-FAN-MODE INF-CFM/SQFT INF-METHOD
INF-SCHEDULE INPUT INPUT-UNITS INT-ELEC-KW
INT-FUEL-BTU/HR INTERMITTENT INTERIOR-WALL INT-ELEC-SCH
I-M I-SCH
JAN JUL JUN
LAT LAYERS LE LIGHT-TO-RETURN LIGHT-TO-SPACE
LIGHTING-SCHEDULE LIGHTING-TYPE LIGHTING-W/SQFT LIKE
LINE-1 LINE-2 LINE-3 LINE-4 LINE-5 LINEAR LIST LON LOADS
LOADS-REPORT LT LA LIGHT-SET-POINT1 LIGHT-SET-POINT2
LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE1 LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE2 LIGHT-CTRL-STEPS
LIGHT-REF-POINT1 LIGHT-REF-POINT2
M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 MAT MATERIAL MAX-FAN-RATIO MAX-FLUID-T
MAX-HP-SUPP-T MAX-HUMIDITY MAX-OA-FRACTION MAX-SOLAR-SCH
MAX-SUPPLY-T MAX-VENT-RATE METERS MIN-AIR-SCH MIN-CELLS
MIN-FAN-RATIO MIN-FLOW-RATIO MIN-FLUID-T MIN-HGB-RATIO
MIN-HP-T MIN-HUMIDITY MIN-SUPPLY-T MIN-TWR-WTR-T
MIN-UNLOAD-RATIO MON MOTOR-PLACEMENT MSTR-ELEC-METER
MSTR-FUEL-METER MULTIPLIER MAX-SUPPLY-T MIN-CFM-RATIO
MIN-S-T MIN-OUTSIDE-AIR
NATURAL-GAS NEQ NEXT-TO NIGHT-CYCLE-CTRL NIGHT-VENT-CTRL
NIGHT-VENT-DT NIGHT-VENT-RATIO NO NO-DESICCANT NO-SAVE
NON-COINCIDENT NOT-AVAILABLE NUMBER-OF-PEOPLE NUMBER
O-A-CFM OA-CFM/PER OA-CONTROL OA-FLOW/PER ON ON-DEMAND
ONE-SPEED-FAN OPEN-TWR OPTION OUTDOOR OUTDOOR-RESET
OUTPUT-MAX OUTPUT-MIN OUTPUT-UNITS OUTSIDE-FAN-CFLT
OUTSIDE-FAN-ELEC OUTSIDE-FAN-HFLT OUTSIDE-FAN-MODE
OUTSIDE-FAN-T OA-CHANGES OUTSIDE-LO OUTSIDE-HI
OUTSIDE-AIR-CFM OUTSIDE-FAN-KW
PANEL-LOSS-RATIO PANES PARALLEL PARAMETER
PEOPLE-HEAT-GAIN PEOPLE-SCHEDULE PLANT PLANT-MISC-SYM
PLANT-REPORT PLANT-REPORTS PREHEAT-SOURCE PREHEAT-T
PROCESS-CHW-BTU/ PROCESS-HW-BTU/H PROPORTIONAL PSZ
PEOPLE-HG-SENS P-A P-SCH P-H-S P-H-L PLANT-EQUIPMENT
QUADRATIC
RESISTANCE RATED-CCAP-FFLOW RATED-CEIR-FFLOW
RATED-HCAP-FFLOW RATED-SH-FFLOW REFG-AUX-HEAT
REFG-COMP-GROUP REFG-COND-TYPE REFG-DEF-CTRL REFG-DEF-EFF
REFG-DEF-MECH REFG-FAN-T REFG-HTREC-GROUP REFG-HTREC-T
REFG-HTREC-UNITS REFG-KW-FPLR REFG-KW-FTCOND
REFG-MIN-COND-T REFG-SIZING-RAT REFG-ZONE-DES-RH
REFG-ZONE-DES-T REFG-ZONE-SHR REG-HEAT-SOURCE
REPORT-BLOCK REPORT-FREQUENCY REPORT-SCHEDULE RES
RESIST-CAP-RATIO RESOURCE RETURN-AIR-PATH REVERSE-CYCLE
ROOF RUN-PERIOD REHEAT-DELTA-T REC-FLUOR-RV
RESET-SCHEDULE RESET RETURN-KW RETURN-DELTA-T
SAVE-FILES SCH SCHEDULE SEP SEPARATE SERIES SET-DEFAULT
SHADING-COEF SHADING-SCHEDULE SHW-HP-CAP-FT SHW-HP-EIR
SHW-HP-EIR-FPLR SHW-HP-EIR-FT SHW-HP-SOURCE SIZING-OPTION
SIZING-RATIO SOURCE-BTU/HR SOURCE-LATENT SOURCE-SCHEDULE
SOURCE-SENSIBLE SOURCE-TYPE SPACE SPACE-CONDITIONS
SPACE-HEAT SPECIFIC-HEAT SS-VENT-CST SS-VENT-KW
SS-VENT-LIMIT-T SS-VENT-TEMP SS-VENT-WND STANDARD SUMMARY
SUN SUPPLY-DELTA-T S-C SUPPLY-KW SUPPLY-KW/FLOW SUS-FLUOR
SV-A SVAV SYSTEM SYSTEM-NAMES SYSTEM-REPORTS SYSTEM-TYPE
SYSTEMS SYSTEM-CONTROL SYSTEM-AIR SYSTEM-FANS
SYSTEM-EQUIPMENT S SAT SYSTEMS-REPORT S-H STEPPED
SUPPLY-HI SUPPLY-LO S-TYPE SIZE STOP
T-Z TANK-BASE-T TANK-FREEZ-T TANK-LOSS-COEF TANK-MISC-S
TANK-SIZE TANK-STORE-RATE TANK-SUPPLY-RATE TH T
TANK-T-RANGE TEMPERATURE TERMINAL-TYPE THERMOSTAT-TYPE
THERMOSTATIC THICKNESS THROTTLING-RANGE THRU THU TILT
TITLE TWR-APP-FRFACT TWR-CAP-CTRL TWR-CAP-FCFM
TWR-CELL-CTRL TWR-CELL-MAX-LPM TWR-CELL-MIN-LPM T-R
TWR-DESIGN-APPRO TWR-DESIGN-WETBU TWR-FAN-FPLR
TWR-FAN-LOW-ELEC TWR-FAN-LOW-FLOW TWR-FAN-OFF-FLOW
TWR-GPM-FRA TWR-GPM-FWB TWR-IMPELLER-EFF TWR-LOSS-COEF
TWR-MIN-FAN-SPEE TWR-MISC-SYM TWR-MOTOR-EFF TWR-PUMP-HEAD
TWR-RESET-RATIO TWR-RFACT-FRT TWR-SETPT-CTRL TWR-SETPT-T
TWR-THROTTLE TWR-TYPE TWR-WTR-FLOW TYPE TEMP TIMES
U-EFFECTIVE U-W UNDERGROUND-WALL UNDERGROUND-FLOOR
UNIT-AUX-KW UNIT-PUMP-ELEC UTILITY-RATE U-VALUE U
V VARIABLE-LIST VARIABLE-T VARIABLE-TYPE VENT-METHOD
VERIFICATION VOLUME VAVS
W WASTE-HEAT-USE WATER WD WE WEEK-SCHEDULE WEH WI WIDTH
WIN-SHADE-TYPE WIND-DIR WIND-SPEED WINDOW WS-ECONO
WS-ECONO-EIR WS-ECONO-FLOW WS-ECONO-MIN-DT
WS-ECONO-MISC-SY WS-ECONO-TWR-SIZ WS-ECONO-XEFF WARNINGS
X
Y YES
Z-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FAN-KW/FLOW
ZONE-HEAT-SOURCE ZONE-NAMES ZONE-REPORTS ZONE-TYPE
ZONE-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FRACTION1
ZONE-FRACTION2 ZONE Z Z-C Z-N
From: bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org<mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org> [mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org]<mailto:[mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org]> On Behalf Of Michael J Witte
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To: bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org<mailto:bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org>
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
That's surprising - I've used UltraEdit for many years and don't see any slowness. As far as I know I'm using mostly default settings. The only time it seems slow is with large files (on the order of 50MB and up). There is a setting to control this in Advanced --> Configuration -->File Handling -->Temporary Files.
By the way, EnergyPlus v7.1 syntax highlighting files are available for TextPad and UltraEdit (scroll to the bottom of the page).
http://energyplus.helpserve.com/Knowledgebase/List/Index/47
In UltraEdit, the settings for this are found in Advanced--> Configuration --> Editor Display--> Syntax Highlighting
Mike
On 8/14/2012 8:06 PM, Jia Hu wrote:
Could I ask how to set the UltraEdit? it seems very slow to open a text file compared to notepad++ and sublime.
Thanks,.
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:02 PM, Chris Jones <cj at enersave.ca<mailto:cj at enersave.ca>> wrote:
I haven't ventured into Energyplus IDF file editing but for DOE2.1e and DOE2.2, UltraEdit works great.
UltraEdit includes:
Syntax highlighting for programming languages not build included is very easy to add - edit a text file.
Side by side file compare, file merge etc.
Text fold/unfold
Save Copy As
Rectangular selection and column summing - this is handy when examining the results files.
In addition UltraEdit has a fairly decent macro programming feature including Record Keystrokes which is very handy for extracting sections from the results files and copying them into another file.
One nice feature of UltraEdit is the ability to define Projects - a group of files that are to be opened together.
Also, you can run dos commands/programs - handy for command line compiling. I use it for running DOE2 when debugging an input file. You can also call Windows programs but I haven't had a need to do that as yet.
I have been using UltraEdit since 1996 - it replaced the dos based editor I had been using, "Brief", a Borland product. I still use the Brief keystroke commands - UltraEdit allows you to redefine the keystroke commands.
At 02:07 PM 14/08/2012, Pavel Dybskiy wrote:
Hi all,
It might be useful for some of us who gets annoyed with notepad.
I did a quick comparison of three text editors: TextPad 6.1.3, Notepad++ 6.1.5 and relatively new Sublime 2.1.
I have selected several features, some of which I found very useful, others somehow useful.
E.g. very useful:
* Syntax highlighting,
* Side by side file compare (someone may know this feature from Total Commander),
* Text fold/unfold(collapse/uncollapse)
Somehow useful:
* Save Copy As ... ,
* Rectangular selection (used to be in the stone age qedit)
A picture in the attachment shows the results of this comparison.
In brief, NONE of these editors can claim having MORE THAN ONE useful feature!
Your comments and personal experience are very welcome.
Thanks,
Pavel Dybskiy
Ryerson University,Toronto
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Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2012 18:19:50 +0100
From: Chris Yates <chris.malcolm.yates at gmail.com>
To: Shaun Martin <smartin at shaunmartinconsulting.com>
Cc: bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
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I use vim <http://www.vim.org/>extensively. It has a good diff facility
and I can find/ replace based on regular expressions
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression>. You can also execute
commands (e.g. "find /text string/ and replace the Nth following line
with /this string/") .
Vim & emacs are probably the most powerful, extensible text editors but
have quite a leaning curve.
If you hack through text files a lot I recommend that you learn one of them.
Chris
On 15/08/2012 18:04, Shaun Martin wrote:
>
> I spend a fair amount of time comparing files. For that I have an
> extremely useful and inexpensive program called ExamDiff. It's
> honestly light years ahead of Textpad and UltraEdit.
>
> Shaun
>
> *From:*bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org
> [mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org] *On Behalf Of *Brian
> Fountain
> *Sent:* 15-Aug-12 8:49 AM
> *To:* bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
> *Subject:* Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
>
> I've been using UltraEdit since Jason (thanks Jason!) posted the
> following syntax highlighting keyword list for DOE-2. (Dug out of the
> bldg-sim archive from June 1999.)
>
> BLD-SIMers,
>
> I use a text editor to edit most of my DOE-2 input files (I
>
> know, its primitive but it works). One of the features that
>
> my text editor has is syntax coloring. Over the last few
>
> years I have made a list of DOE-2 keywords so that the
>
> editor would show them as a different color. The editor
>
> also has a way to show comment lines and numbers using
>
> different colors. The editor I used is called UltraEdit and
>
> below is the list and syntax needed.
>
> UltraEdit is shareware and runs on Windows 95 and NT.
>
> http://www.ultraedit.com
>
> For UltraEdit, just add the text below to the WORDFILE.TXT
>
> file. This may be useful to other text editors that do
>
> syntax coloring but the syntax will need to be modified.
>
> The list is far from complete, I add to it whenever I come
>
> across a keyword that isn't colored. Anyone is welcome to
>
> use this but you should let me know so if it changes I can
>
> send you an update. Also if you do use it and find missing
>
> keywords please send me an updated version.
>
> Jason
>
> (remember to ignore my signature and the list signature on
>
> the bottom of the message)
>
> ============================================
>
> Add the following to UltraEdits WORDFILE.TXT
>
> ============================================
>
> /L5"DOE-2" Line Comment = $ File Extensions = INP //Nocase
>
> /Delimiters = ~!@$%^&*()_+=|\{}[]:;"'<> ,?
>
> /C1
>
> ##ELSE ##ELSEIF ##ENDIF ##IF ##INCLUDE ##SET1 ##SHOW
>
> ##showdetail
>
> ##write ##ifndef ##ifdef ##def ##enddef
>
> EQ EQS
>
> OR
>
> then
>
> /C2
>
> ..
>
> ABORT AIR-CHANGE AIR-CHANGES/HR AIR-COOLED ALL
>
> ALL-SUMMARY ALL-VERIFICATION ALT ALTITUDE AREA
>
> AREA/PERSON AZ AZIMUTH ABS A ATM-MOISTURE ATM-TURBIDITY
>
> A/P ASSIGNED-CFM
>
> BASEBOARD-CTRL BASEBOARD-RATING BASEBOARD-SOURCE
>
> BI-LINEAR BI-QUADRATIC BOILER-EIR BOILER-HIR
>
> BOILER-HIR-FPLR BOILER-LOSS BOILER-MAX-RATIO
>
> BOILER-MIN-RATIO BOILER-MISC-SYM BOILER-SET-POINT
>
> BOILER-THROTTLE BOILER-TYPE BUILDING-LOCATION
>
> BUILDING-RESOURCE
>
> CONDUCTIVITY CIRC-HEAD CIRC-IMPELLER-EF CIRC-LOSS-COEF
>
> COOLING-CAPACITY CHW-SUPPLY-T CIRC-MIN-PLR CIRC-MOTOR-EFF
>
> CIRC-PUMP-CURVE CIRC-PUMP-FPLR CIRC-PUMP-TYPE CLEARNESS
>
> CLOUD-AMOUNT CLOUD-TYPE COIL-BF COIL-BF-FFLOW
>
> COIL-BF-FPLR COIL-BF-FT COIL-CIRC-TYPE COIL-CIRCUITS
>
> COMMENTS COMMON COMPUTE COND-FLOW-TYPE COND-WTR-FLOW
>
> CONDENSER-TYPE CONDITIONED CONDUCTIVITY CONS
>
> CONSTANT-VOLUME CONSTRUCTION CONTINUOUS COOL-CAP-FRPM
>
> COOL-CAP-FT COOL-CFM-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-MIN
>
> COOL-CTRL-RANGE COOL-EIR-FPLR COOL-EIR-FRPM COOL-EIR-FT
>
> COOL-FT-MIN COOL-FUEL-METER COOL-RPM-LIMITS COOL-SH-FT
>
> COOL-SIZING-RAT COOL-TEMP-SCH COOL-WASTE-HEAT
>
> COOL-WH-FRPM COOL-WH-FT COOLING-EIR CRANKCASE-HEAT
>
> COOLING-SCHEDULE CRANKCASE-MAX-T CUBIC CURVE-FIT
>
> CYCLE-ON-ANY COOL-CAP-FT COOL-SH-FT COIL-BF-FT
>
> CHW-CAP-FEWBEWT CAUTIONS COOL-CONTROL COOL-SIZING-RATIO
>
> COND C-T-SCH COOL-SET-T COOL-RESET-SCH COEF COOL-SH-CAP
>
> DAYLIGHT-SAVINGS D-S D-SCH DATA DAY-SCHEDULE DEC
>
> DEFROST-CAP-FT DAYLIGHTING D-H-T D-C-T DEFROST-CTRL
>
> DEFROST-FRAC-FT DEFROST-PWR-FT DEFROST-T DEFROST-TYPE
>
> DEMAND-WINDOW DENSITY DESC-CTRL-MODE DESC-DEW-SET
>
> DESC-GAS-FTW DESC-KW-FTW DESC-T-FTW DESC-W-FTW DESICCANT
>
> DESIGN-COOL-T DESIGN-DAY DESIGN-HEAT-T DEWPT-HI DEWPT-LO
>
> DHOUR-HI DHOUR-LO DHW-BASE-T DHW-EIR DHW-EIR-FPLR
>
> DHW-EIR-FT DHW-FLOW DHW-FUEL-METER DHW-GAL/MIN
>
> DHW-HEAT-RATE-FT DHW-LOCATION DHW-LOSS DHW-LOSS-COEF
>
> DHW-MISC-SYM DHW-SCH DHW-SUPPLY-T DHW-TEMPER-T DHW-TYPE
>
> DIAGNOSTIC DIRECT-EFF DIRECT-EFF-FFLOW DIVIDE
>
> DRAW-THROUGH DROM-SYSTEMS DRYBULB-HI DRYBULB-LIMIT
>
> DRYBULB-LO DSCH DUCT DESICCANT-AIR DHW-HEAT-RATE DHW-SIZE
>
> DENS DAY-RESET-SCH
>
> E-W ECONO-LIMIT-T ECONO-LOCKOUT ECONOMICS
>
> ECONOMICS-REPORT ELECTRICITY END ENGLISH EQUIP-SCHEDULE
>
> EQUIPMENT-W/SQFT ERRORS EVAP-CL+M-SUP EVAP-CL+REC-RA
>
> EVAP-CL-KW/FLOW EVAP-CL-LIMIT-T EVAP-CL-TYPE EVAP-PCC-EFF
>
> EVAP-PCC-ELEC EXHAUST-EFF EXT-ELEC-KWEXT-FUEL-BTU/HR
>
> EXT-LIGHT-KW EXTERIOR-WALL E-SCH ELECTRIC EXHAUST-CFM
>
> EXHAUST-KW EQUIPMENT
>
> FAN-CONTROL FAN-PLACEMENT FAN-SCHEDULE FIXED-FLOW
>
> FIXED-TEMP FLOOR-WEIGHT LUID-VOLUME FOR FRAC-VENT-AREA
>
> FRI FROM-LOADS FUEL-BOILER FURNACE FURNACE-AUX
>
> FURNACE-AUX-KW FURNACE-HIR FURNACE-HIR-FPLR FRAME-WIDTH
>
> FORMATTED F-W F-M FAN-EIR-FPLR F-SCH
>
> G-T GAS GAS-HEAT-PUMP GAS-HYDRONIC GE GLASS-TYPE
>
> GND-REFLECTANCE GROUND-T GT G-C GAS-SCHEDULE GAS-THERMS
>
> HEAT-CAP-FRPM HEAT-CAP-FT HEAT-CFM-FPLR HEAT-CLOSS-FPLR
>
> HEAT-CLOSS-MIN HEAT-EIR-FPLR HEAT-EIR-FRPM HEAT-EIR-FT
>
> HEAT-EXCH-DELP HEAT-EXCH-EFF HEAT-RPM-LIMITS
>
> HEAT-SIZING-RAT HEAT-SOURCE HEAT-TEMP-SCH HEAT-WASTE-HEAT
>
> HEAT-WH-FRPM HEAT-WH-FT HEATING-EIR HEIGHT HOL
>
> HOR-VENT-FRAC HOUR-HI HOUR-LO HOURLY HEATING-SCHEDULE
>
> HOURLY-DATA-SAVE HOURS-CHARGING HOURS-STORED
>
> HP-LOOP-COOLING HP-LOOP-HEATING HP-SUPP-SOURCE
>
> HUMIDIFIER-TYPE H HEAT-SIZING-RATIO HOURLY-REPORT H
>
> H-T-SCH HEAT-SET-T HEATING-CAPACITY
>
> INSIDE-FILM-RES I-F-R I-W I-W-TYPE IN-AIRFLOW INDIR-EFF
>
> INDIR-EFF-FFLOW INDOOR-FAN-MODE INF-CFM/SQFT INF-METHOD
>
> INF-SCHEDULE INPUT INPUT-UNITS INT-ELEC-KW
>
> INT-FUEL-BTU/HR INTERMITTENT INTERIOR-WALL INT-ELEC-SCH
>
> I-M I-SCH
>
> JAN JUL JUN
>
> LAT LAYERS LE LIGHT-TO-RETURN LIGHT-TO-SPACE
>
> LIGHTING-SCHEDULE LIGHTING-TYPE LIGHTING-W/SQFT LIKE
>
> LINE-1 LINE-2 LINE-3 LINE-4 LINE-5 LINEAR LIST LON LOADS
>
> LOADS-REPORT LT LA LIGHT-SET-POINT1 LIGHT-SET-POINT2
>
> LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE1 LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE2 LIGHT-CTRL-STEPS
>
> LIGHT-REF-POINT1 LIGHT-REF-POINT2
>
> M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 MAT MATERIAL MAX-FAN-RATIO MAX-FLUID-T
>
> MAX-HP-SUPP-T MAX-HUMIDITY MAX-OA-FRACTION MAX-SOLAR-SCH
>
> MAX-SUPPLY-T MAX-VENT-RATE METERS MIN-AIR-SCH MIN-CELLS
>
> MIN-FAN-RATIO MIN-FLOW-RATIO MIN-FLUID-T MIN-HGB-RATIO
>
> MIN-HP-T MIN-HUMIDITY MIN-SUPPLY-T MIN-TWR-WTR-T
>
> MIN-UNLOAD-RATIO MON MOTOR-PLACEMENT MSTR-ELEC-METER
>
> MSTR-FUEL-METER MULTIPLIER MAX-SUPPLY-T MIN-CFM-RATIO
>
> MIN-S-T MIN-OUTSIDE-AIR
>
> NATURAL-GAS NEQ NEXT-TO NIGHT-CYCLE-CTRL NIGHT-VENT-CTRL
>
> NIGHT-VENT-DT NIGHT-VENT-RATIO NO NO-DESICCANT NO-SAVE
>
> NON-COINCIDENT NOT-AVAILABLE NUMBER-OF-PEOPLE NUMBER
>
> O-A-CFM OA-CFM/PER OA-CONTROL OA-FLOW/PER ON ON-DEMAND
>
> ONE-SPEED-FAN OPEN-TWR OPTION OUTDOOR OUTDOOR-RESET
>
> OUTPUT-MAX OUTPUT-MIN OUTPUT-UNITS OUTSIDE-FAN-CFLT
>
> OUTSIDE-FAN-ELEC OUTSIDE-FAN-HFLT OUTSIDE-FAN-MODE
>
> OUTSIDE-FAN-T OA-CHANGES OUTSIDE-LO OUTSIDE-HI
>
> OUTSIDE-AIR-CFM OUTSIDE-FAN-KW
>
> PANEL-LOSS-RATIO PANES PARALLEL PARAMETER
>
> PEOPLE-HEAT-GAIN PEOPLE-SCHEDULE PLANT PLANT-MISC-SYM
>
> PLANT-REPORT PLANT-REPORTS PREHEAT-SOURCE PREHEAT-T
>
> PROCESS-CHW-BTU/ PROCESS-HW-BTU/H PROPORTIONAL PSZ
>
> PEOPLE-HG-SENS P-A P-SCH P-H-S P-H-L PLANT-EQUIPMENT
>
> QUADRATIC
>
> RESISTANCE RATED-CCAP-FFLOW RATED-CEIR-FFLOW
>
> RATED-HCAP-FFLOW RATED-SH-FFLOW REFG-AUX-HEAT
>
> REFG-COMP-GROUP REFG-COND-TYPE REFG-DEF-CTRL REFG-DEF-EFF
>
> REFG-DEF-MECH REFG-FAN-T REFG-HTREC-GROUP REFG-HTREC-T
>
> REFG-HTREC-UNITS REFG-KW-FPLR REFG-KW-FTCOND
>
> REFG-MIN-COND-T REFG-SIZING-RAT REFG-ZONE-DES-RH
>
> REFG-ZONE-DES-T REFG-ZONE-SHR REG-HEAT-SOURCE
>
> REPORT-BLOCK REPORT-FREQUENCY REPORT-SCHEDULE RES
>
> RESIST-CAP-RATIO RESOURCE RETURN-AIR-PATH REVERSE-CYCLE
>
> ROOF RUN-PERIOD REHEAT-DELTA-T REC-FLUOR-RV
>
> RESET-SCHEDULE RESET RETURN-KW RETURN-DELTA-T
>
> SAVE-FILES SCH SCHEDULE SEP SEPARATE SERIES SET-DEFAULT
>
> SHADING-COEF SHADING-SCHEDULE SHW-HP-CAP-FT SHW-HP-EIR
>
> SHW-HP-EIR-FPLR SHW-HP-EIR-FT SHW-HP-SOURCE SIZING-OPTION
>
> SIZING-RATIO SOURCE-BTU/HR SOURCE-LATENT SOURCE-SCHEDULE
>
> SOURCE-SENSIBLE SOURCE-TYPE SPACE SPACE-CONDITIONS
>
> SPACE-HEAT SPECIFIC-HEAT SS-VENT-CST SS-VENT-KW
>
> SS-VENT-LIMIT-T SS-VENT-TEMP SS-VENT-WND STANDARD SUMMARY
>
> SUN SUPPLY-DELTA-T S-C SUPPLY-KW SUPPLY-KW/FLOW SUS-FLUOR
>
> SV-A SVAV SYSTEM SYSTEM-NAMES SYSTEM-REPORTS SYSTEM-TYPE
>
> SYSTEMS SYSTEM-CONTROL SYSTEM-AIR SYSTEM-FANS
>
> SYSTEM-EQUIPMENT S SAT SYSTEMS-REPORT S-H STEPPED
>
> SUPPLY-HI SUPPLY-LO S-TYPE SIZE STOP
>
> T-Z TANK-BASE-T TANK-FREEZ-T TANK-LOSS-COEF TANK-MISC-S
>
> TANK-SIZE TANK-STORE-RATE TANK-SUPPLY-RATE TH T
>
> TANK-T-RANGE TEMPERATURE TERMINAL-TYPE THERMOSTAT-TYPE
>
> THERMOSTATIC THICKNESS THROTTLING-RANGE THRU THU TILT
>
> TITLE TWR-APP-FRFACT TWR-CAP-CTRL TWR-CAP-FCFM
>
> TWR-CELL-CTRL TWR-CELL-MAX-LPM TWR-CELL-MIN-LPM T-R
>
> TWR-DESIGN-APPRO TWR-DESIGN-WETBU TWR-FAN-FPLR
>
> TWR-FAN-LOW-ELEC TWR-FAN-LOW-FLOW TWR-FAN-OFF-FLOW
>
> TWR-GPM-FRA TWR-GPM-FWB TWR-IMPELLER-EFF TWR-LOSS-COEF
>
> TWR-MIN-FAN-SPEE TWR-MISC-SYM TWR-MOTOR-EFF TWR-PUMP-HEAD
>
> TWR-RESET-RATIO TWR-RFACT-FRT TWR-SETPT-CTRL TWR-SETPT-T
>
> TWR-THROTTLE TWR-TYPE TWR-WTR-FLOW TYPE TEMP TIMES
>
> U-EFFECTIVE U-W UNDERGROUND-WALL UNDERGROUND-FLOOR
>
> UNIT-AUX-KW UNIT-PUMP-ELEC UTILITY-RATE U-VALUE U
>
> V VARIABLE-LIST VARIABLE-T VARIABLE-TYPE VENT-METHOD
>
> VERIFICATION VOLUME VAVS
>
> W WASTE-HEAT-USE WATER WD WE WEEK-SCHEDULE WEH WI WIDTH
>
> WIN-SHADE-TYPE WIND-DIR WIND-SPEED WINDOW WS-ECONO
>
> WS-ECONO-EIR WS-ECONO-FLOW WS-ECONO-MIN-DT
>
> WS-ECONO-MISC-SY WS-ECONO-TWR-SIZ WS-ECONO-XEFF WARNINGS
>
> X
>
> Y YES
>
> Z-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FAN-KW/FLOW
>
> ZONE-HEAT-SOURCE ZONE-NAMES ZONE-REPORTS ZONE-TYPE
>
> ZONE-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FRACTION1
>
> ZONE-FRACTION2 ZONE Z Z-C Z-N
>
> *From:*bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org
> <mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org>
> [mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org]
> <mailto:[mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org]> *On Behalf Of
> *Michael J Witte
> *Sent:* Wednesday, August 15, 2012 11:17 AM
> *To:* bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
> <mailto:bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org>
> *Subject:* Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
>
> That's surprising - I've used UltraEdit for many years and don't see
> any slowness. As far as I know I'm using mostly default settings.
> The only time it seems slow is with large files (on the order of 50MB
> and up). There is a setting to control this in Advanced -->
> Configuration -->File Handling -->Temporary Files.
>
> By the way, EnergyPlus v7.1 syntax highlighting files are available
> for TextPad and UltraEdit (scroll to the bottom of the page).
>
> http://energyplus.helpserve.com/Knowledgebase/List/Index/47
>
> In UltraEdit, the settings for this are found in Advanced-->
> Configuration --> Editor Display--> Syntax Highlighting
>
> Mike
>
> On 8/14/2012 8:06 PM, Jia Hu wrote:
>
> Could I ask how to set the UltraEdit? it seems very slow to open a
> text file compared to notepad++ and sublime.
>
> Thanks,.
>
> On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:02 PM, Chris Jones <cj at enersave.ca
> <mailto:cj at enersave.ca>> wrote:
>
> I haven't ventured into Energyplus IDF file editing but for
> DOE2.1e and DOE2.2, UltraEdit works great.
>
> UltraEdit includes:
> Syntax highlighting for programming languages not build included
> is very easy to add - edit a text file.
> Side by side file compare, file merge etc.
> Text fold/unfold
> Save Copy As
> Rectangular selection and column summing - this is handy when
> examining the results files.
>
> In addition UltraEdit has a fairly decent macro programming
> feature including Record Keystrokes which is very handy for
> extracting sections from the results files and copying them into
> another file.
>
> One nice feature of UltraEdit is the ability to define Projects -
> a group of files that are to be opened together.
>
> Also, you can run dos commands/programs - handy for command line
> compiling. I use it for running DOE2 when debugging an input
> file. You can also call Windows programs but I haven't had a need
> to do that as yet.
>
> I have been using UltraEdit since 1996 - it replaced the dos based
> editor I had been using, "Brief", a Borland product. I still use
> the Brief keystroke commands - UltraEdit allows you to redefine
> the keystroke commands.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> At 02:07 PM 14/08/2012, Pavel Dybskiy wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> It might be useful for some of us who gets annoyed with notepad.
>
> I did a quick comparison of three text editors: TextPad 6.1.3,
> Notepad++ 6.1.5 and relatively new Sublime 2.1.
>
> I have selected several features, some of which I found very
> useful, others somehow useful.
>
> *E.g. very useful: *
>
> * Syntax highlighting,
> * Side by side file compare (someone may know this feature
> from Total Commander),
> * Text fold/unfold(collapse/uncollapse)
>
>
> *Somehow useful: *
>
> * Save Copy As ... ,
> * Rectangular selection (used to be in the stone age qedit)
>
>
> A picture in the attachment shows the results of this comparison.
>
> In brief, NONE of these editors can claim having MORE THAN ONE
> useful feature!
>
> Your comments and personal experience are very welcome.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pavel Dybskiy
> Ryerson University,Toronto
>
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Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2012 19:04:10 +0100
From: Chris Yates <chris.malcolm.yates at gmail.com>
To: "Sethi, Amarpreet" <amarpreet.sethi at stantec.com>
Cc: "bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org" <bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org>
Subject: Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
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I concur. Winmerge is very good
On 15 August 2012 18:13:57, Sethi, Amarpreet wrote:
> I have not used ExamDiff or UltraEdit, will try to check it out.
>
> I use WinMerge (its free) and great for comparing files.
>
> Regards,
>
> Amarpreet
>
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> [mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org] *On Behalf Of *Shaun
> Martin
> *Sent:* Wednesday, August 15, 2012 10:04 AM
> *To:* 'Brian Fountain'; bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
> *Subject:* Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
>
> I spend a fair amount of time comparing files. For that I have an
> extremely useful and inexpensive program called ExamDiff. It?s
> honestly light years ahead of Textpad and UltraEdit.
>
> Shaun
>
> *From:*bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org
> <mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org>
> [mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org]
> <mailto:[mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org]> *On Behalf Of
> *Brian Fountain
> *Sent:* 15-Aug-12 8:49 AM
> *To:* bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
> <mailto:bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org>
> *Subject:* Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
>
> I?ve been using UltraEdit since Jason (thanks Jason!) posted the
> following syntax highlighting keyword list for DOE-2. (Dug out of the
> bldg-sim archive from June 1999.)
>
> BLD-SIMers,
>
> I use a text editor to edit most of my DOE-2 input files (I
>
> know, its primitive but it works). One of the features that
>
> my text editor has is syntax coloring. Over the last few
>
> years I have made a list of DOE-2 keywords so that the
>
> editor would show them as a different color. The editor
>
> also has a way to show comment lines and numbers using
>
> different colors. The editor I used is called UltraEdit and
>
> below is the list and syntax needed.
>
> UltraEdit is shareware and runs on Windows 95 and NT.
>
> http://www.ultraedit.com
>
> For UltraEdit, just add the text below to the WORDFILE.TXT
>
> file. This may be useful to other text editors that do
>
> syntax coloring but the syntax will need to be modified.
>
> The list is far from complete, I add to it whenever I come
>
> across a keyword that isn't colored. Anyone is welcome to
>
> use this but you should let me know so if it changes I can
>
> send you an update. Also if you do use it and find missing
>
> keywords please send me an updated version.
>
> Jason
>
> (remember to ignore my signature and the list signature on
>
> the bottom of the message)
>
> ============================================
>
> Add the following to UltraEdits WORDFILE.TXT
>
> ============================================
>
> /L5"DOE-2" Line Comment = $ File Extensions = INP //Nocase
>
> /Delimiters = ~!@$%^&*()_+=|\{}[]:;"'<> ,?
>
> /C1
>
> ##ELSE ##ELSEIF ##ENDIF ##IF ##INCLUDE ##SET1 ##SHOW
>
> ##showdetail
>
> ##write ##ifndef ##ifdef ##def ##enddef
>
> EQ EQS
>
> OR
>
> then
>
> /C2
>
> ..
>
> ABORT AIR-CHANGE AIR-CHANGES/HR AIR-COOLED ALL
>
> ALL-SUMMARY ALL-VERIFICATION ALT ALTITUDE AREA
>
> AREA/PERSON AZ AZIMUTH ABS A ATM-MOISTURE ATM-TURBIDITY
>
> A/P ASSIGNED-CFM
>
> BASEBOARD-CTRL BASEBOARD-RATING BASEBOARD-SOURCE
>
> BI-LINEAR BI-QUADRATIC BOILER-EIR BOILER-HIR
>
> BOILER-HIR-FPLR BOILER-LOSS BOILER-MAX-RATIO
>
> BOILER-MIN-RATIO BOILER-MISC-SYM BOILER-SET-POINT
>
> BOILER-THROTTLE BOILER-TYPE BUILDING-LOCATION
>
> BUILDING-RESOURCE
>
> CONDUCTIVITY CIRC-HEAD CIRC-IMPELLER-EF CIRC-LOSS-COEF
>
> COOLING-CAPACITY CHW-SUPPLY-T CIRC-MIN-PLR CIRC-MOTOR-EFF
>
> CIRC-PUMP-CURVE CIRC-PUMP-FPLR CIRC-PUMP-TYPE CLEARNESS
>
> CLOUD-AMOUNT CLOUD-TYPE COIL-BF COIL-BF-FFLOW
>
> COIL-BF-FPLR COIL-BF-FT COIL-CIRC-TYPE COIL-CIRCUITS
>
> COMMENTS COMMON COMPUTE COND-FLOW-TYPE COND-WTR-FLOW
>
> CONDENSER-TYPE CONDITIONED CONDUCTIVITY CONS
>
> CONSTANT-VOLUME CONSTRUCTION CONTINUOUS COOL-CAP-FRPM
>
> COOL-CAP-FT COOL-CFM-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-FPLR COOL-CLOSS-MIN
>
> COOL-CTRL-RANGE COOL-EIR-FPLR COOL-EIR-FRPM COOL-EIR-FT
>
> COOL-FT-MIN COOL-FUEL-METER COOL-RPM-LIMITS COOL-SH-FT
>
> COOL-SIZING-RAT COOL-TEMP-SCH COOL-WASTE-HEAT
>
> COOL-WH-FRPM COOL-WH-FT COOLING-EIR CRANKCASE-HEAT
>
> COOLING-SCHEDULE CRANKCASE-MAX-T CUBIC CURVE-FIT
>
> CYCLE-ON-ANY COOL-CAP-FT COOL-SH-FT COIL-BF-FT
>
> CHW-CAP-FEWBEWT CAUTIONS COOL-CONTROL COOL-SIZING-RATIO
>
> COND C-T-SCH COOL-SET-T COOL-RESET-SCH COEF COOL-SH-CAP
>
> DAYLIGHT-SAVINGS D-S D-SCH DATA DAY-SCHEDULE DEC
>
> DEFROST-CAP-FT DAYLIGHTING D-H-T D-C-T DEFROST-CTRL
>
> DEFROST-FRAC-FT DEFROST-PWR-FT DEFROST-T DEFROST-TYPE
>
> DEMAND-WINDOW DENSITY DESC-CTRL-MODE DESC-DEW-SET
>
> DESC-GAS-FTW DESC-KW-FTW DESC-T-FTW DESC-W-FTW DESICCANT
>
> DESIGN-COOL-T DESIGN-DAY DESIGN-HEAT-T DEWPT-HI DEWPT-LO
>
> DHOUR-HI DHOUR-LO DHW-BASE-T DHW-EIR DHW-EIR-FPLR
>
> DHW-EIR-FT DHW-FLOW DHW-FUEL-METER DHW-GAL/MIN
>
> DHW-HEAT-RATE-FT DHW-LOCATION DHW-LOSS DHW-LOSS-COEF
>
> DHW-MISC-SYM DHW-SCH DHW-SUPPLY-T DHW-TEMPER-T DHW-TYPE
>
> DIAGNOSTIC DIRECT-EFF DIRECT-EFF-FFLOW DIVIDE
>
> DRAW-THROUGH DROM-SYSTEMS DRYBULB-HI DRYBULB-LIMIT
>
> DRYBULB-LO DSCH DUCT DESICCANT-AIR DHW-HEAT-RATE DHW-SIZE
>
> DENS DAY-RESET-SCH
>
> E-W ECONO-LIMIT-T ECONO-LOCKOUT ECONOMICS
>
> ECONOMICS-REPORT ELECTRICITY END ENGLISH EQUIP-SCHEDULE
>
> EQUIPMENT-W/SQFT ERRORS EVAP-CL+M-SUP EVAP-CL+REC-RA
>
> EVAP-CL-KW/FLOW EVAP-CL-LIMIT-T EVAP-CL-TYPE EVAP-PCC-EFF
>
> EVAP-PCC-ELEC EXHAUST-EFF EXT-ELEC-KWEXT-FUEL-BTU/HR
>
> EXT-LIGHT-KW EXTERIOR-WALL E-SCH ELECTRIC EXHAUST-CFM
>
> EXHAUST-KW EQUIPMENT
>
> FAN-CONTROL FAN-PLACEMENT FAN-SCHEDULE FIXED-FLOW
>
> FIXED-TEMP FLOOR-WEIGHT LUID-VOLUME FOR FRAC-VENT-AREA
>
> FRI FROM-LOADS FUEL-BOILER FURNACE FURNACE-AUX
>
> FURNACE-AUX-KW FURNACE-HIR FURNACE-HIR-FPLR FRAME-WIDTH
>
> FORMATTED F-W F-M FAN-EIR-FPLR F-SCH
>
> G-T GAS GAS-HEAT-PUMP GAS-HYDRONIC GE GLASS-TYPE
>
> GND-REFLECTANCE GROUND-T GT G-C GAS-SCHEDULE GAS-THERMS
>
> HEAT-CAP-FRPM HEAT-CAP-FT HEAT-CFM-FPLR HEAT-CLOSS-FPLR
>
> HEAT-CLOSS-MIN HEAT-EIR-FPLR HEAT-EIR-FRPM HEAT-EIR-FT
>
> HEAT-EXCH-DELP HEAT-EXCH-EFF HEAT-RPM-LIMITS
>
> HEAT-SIZING-RAT HEAT-SOURCE HEAT-TEMP-SCH HEAT-WASTE-HEAT
>
> HEAT-WH-FRPM HEAT-WH-FT HEATING-EIR HEIGHT HOL
>
> HOR-VENT-FRAC HOUR-HI HOUR-LO HOURLY HEATING-SCHEDULE
>
> HOURLY-DATA-SAVE HOURS-CHARGING HOURS-STORED
>
> HP-LOOP-COOLING HP-LOOP-HEATING HP-SUPP-SOURCE
>
> HUMIDIFIER-TYPE H HEAT-SIZING-RATIO HOURLY-REPORT H
>
> H-T-SCH HEAT-SET-T HEATING-CAPACITY
>
> INSIDE-FILM-RES I-F-R I-W I-W-TYPE IN-AIRFLOW INDIR-EFF
>
> INDIR-EFF-FFLOW INDOOR-FAN-MODE INF-CFM/SQFT INF-METHOD
>
> INF-SCHEDULE INPUT INPUT-UNITS INT-ELEC-KW
>
> INT-FUEL-BTU/HR INTERMITTENT INTERIOR-WALL INT-ELEC-SCH
>
> I-M I-SCH
>
> JAN JUL JUN
>
> LAT LAYERS LE LIGHT-TO-RETURN LIGHT-TO-SPACE
>
> LIGHTING-SCHEDULE LIGHTING-TYPE LIGHTING-W/SQFT LIKE
>
> LINE-1 LINE-2 LINE-3 LINE-4 LINE-5 LINEAR LIST LON LOADS
>
> LOADS-REPORT LT LA LIGHT-SET-POINT1 LIGHT-SET-POINT2
>
> LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE1 LIGHT-CTRL-TYPE2 LIGHT-CTRL-STEPS
>
> LIGHT-REF-POINT1 LIGHT-REF-POINT2
>
> M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 MAT MATERIAL MAX-FAN-RATIO MAX-FLUID-T
>
> MAX-HP-SUPP-T MAX-HUMIDITY MAX-OA-FRACTION MAX-SOLAR-SCH
>
> MAX-SUPPLY-T MAX-VENT-RATE METERS MIN-AIR-SCH MIN-CELLS
>
> MIN-FAN-RATIO MIN-FLOW-RATIO MIN-FLUID-T MIN-HGB-RATIO
>
> MIN-HP-T MIN-HUMIDITY MIN-SUPPLY-T MIN-TWR-WTR-T
>
> MIN-UNLOAD-RATIO MON MOTOR-PLACEMENT MSTR-ELEC-METER
>
> MSTR-FUEL-METER MULTIPLIER MAX-SUPPLY-T MIN-CFM-RATIO
>
> MIN-S-T MIN-OUTSIDE-AIR
>
> NATURAL-GAS NEQ NEXT-TO NIGHT-CYCLE-CTRL NIGHT-VENT-CTRL
>
> NIGHT-VENT-DT NIGHT-VENT-RATIO NO NO-DESICCANT NO-SAVE
>
> NON-COINCIDENT NOT-AVAILABLE NUMBER-OF-PEOPLE NUMBER
>
> O-A-CFM OA-CFM/PER OA-CONTROL OA-FLOW/PER ON ON-DEMAND
>
> ONE-SPEED-FAN OPEN-TWR OPTION OUTDOOR OUTDOOR-RESET
>
> OUTPUT-MAX OUTPUT-MIN OUTPUT-UNITS OUTSIDE-FAN-CFLT
>
> OUTSIDE-FAN-ELEC OUTSIDE-FAN-HFLT OUTSIDE-FAN-MODE
>
> OUTSIDE-FAN-T OA-CHANGES OUTSIDE-LO OUTSIDE-HI
>
> OUTSIDE-AIR-CFM OUTSIDE-FAN-KW
>
> PANEL-LOSS-RATIO PANES PARALLEL PARAMETER
>
> PEOPLE-HEAT-GAIN PEOPLE-SCHEDULE PLANT PLANT-MISC-SYM
>
> PLANT-REPORT PLANT-REPORTS PREHEAT-SOURCE PREHEAT-T
>
> PROCESS-CHW-BTU/ PROCESS-HW-BTU/H PROPORTIONAL PSZ
>
> PEOPLE-HG-SENS P-A P-SCH P-H-S P-H-L PLANT-EQUIPMENT
>
> QUADRATIC
>
> RESISTANCE RATED-CCAP-FFLOW RATED-CEIR-FFLOW
>
> RATED-HCAP-FFLOW RATED-SH-FFLOW REFG-AUX-HEAT
>
> REFG-COMP-GROUP REFG-COND-TYPE REFG-DEF-CTRL REFG-DEF-EFF
>
> REFG-DEF-MECH REFG-FAN-T REFG-HTREC-GROUP REFG-HTREC-T
>
> REFG-HTREC-UNITS REFG-KW-FPLR REFG-KW-FTCOND
>
> REFG-MIN-COND-T REFG-SIZING-RAT REFG-ZONE-DES-RH
>
> REFG-ZONE-DES-T REFG-ZONE-SHR REG-HEAT-SOURCE
>
> REPORT-BLOCK REPORT-FREQUENCY REPORT-SCHEDULE RES
>
> RESIST-CAP-RATIO RESOURCE RETURN-AIR-PATH REVERSE-CYCLE
>
> ROOF RUN-PERIOD REHEAT-DELTA-T REC-FLUOR-RV
>
> RESET-SCHEDULE RESET RETURN-KW RETURN-DELTA-T
>
> SAVE-FILES SCH SCHEDULE SEP SEPARATE SERIES SET-DEFAULT
>
> SHADING-COEF SHADING-SCHEDULE SHW-HP-CAP-FT SHW-HP-EIR
>
> SHW-HP-EIR-FPLR SHW-HP-EIR-FT SHW-HP-SOURCE SIZING-OPTION
>
> SIZING-RATIO SOURCE-BTU/HR SOURCE-LATENT SOURCE-SCHEDULE
>
> SOURCE-SENSIBLE SOURCE-TYPE SPACE SPACE-CONDITIONS
>
> SPACE-HEAT SPECIFIC-HEAT SS-VENT-CST SS-VENT-KW
>
> SS-VENT-LIMIT-T SS-VENT-TEMP SS-VENT-WND STANDARD SUMMARY
>
> SUN SUPPLY-DELTA-T S-C SUPPLY-KW SUPPLY-KW/FLOW SUS-FLUOR
>
> SV-A SVAV SYSTEM SYSTEM-NAMES SYSTEM-REPORTS SYSTEM-TYPE
>
> SYSTEMS SYSTEM-CONTROL SYSTEM-AIR SYSTEM-FANS
>
> SYSTEM-EQUIPMENT S SAT SYSTEMS-REPORT S-H STEPPED
>
> SUPPLY-HI SUPPLY-LO S-TYPE SIZE STOP
>
> T-Z TANK-BASE-T TANK-FREEZ-T TANK-LOSS-COEF TANK-MISC-S
>
> TANK-SIZE TANK-STORE-RATE TANK-SUPPLY-RATE TH T
>
> TANK-T-RANGE TEMPERATURE TERMINAL-TYPE THERMOSTAT-TYPE
>
> THERMOSTATIC THICKNESS THROTTLING-RANGE THRU THU TILT
>
> TITLE TWR-APP-FRFACT TWR-CAP-CTRL TWR-CAP-FCFM
>
> TWR-CELL-CTRL TWR-CELL-MAX-LPM TWR-CELL-MIN-LPM T-R
>
> TWR-DESIGN-APPRO TWR-DESIGN-WETBU TWR-FAN-FPLR
>
> TWR-FAN-LOW-ELEC TWR-FAN-LOW-FLOW TWR-FAN-OFF-FLOW
>
> TWR-GPM-FRA TWR-GPM-FWB TWR-IMPELLER-EFF TWR-LOSS-COEF
>
> TWR-MIN-FAN-SPEE TWR-MISC-SYM TWR-MOTOR-EFF TWR-PUMP-HEAD
>
> TWR-RESET-RATIO TWR-RFACT-FRT TWR-SETPT-CTRL TWR-SETPT-T
>
> TWR-THROTTLE TWR-TYPE TWR-WTR-FLOW TYPE TEMP TIMES
>
> U-EFFECTIVE U-W UNDERGROUND-WALL UNDERGROUND-FLOOR
>
> UNIT-AUX-KW UNIT-PUMP-ELEC UTILITY-RATE U-VALUE U
>
> V VARIABLE-LIST VARIABLE-T VARIABLE-TYPE VENT-METHOD
>
> VERIFICATION VOLUME VAVS
>
> W WASTE-HEAT-USE WATER WD WE WEEK-SCHEDULE WEH WI WIDTH
>
> WIN-SHADE-TYPE WIND-DIR WIND-SPEED WINDOW WS-ECONO
>
> WS-ECONO-EIR WS-ECONO-FLOW WS-ECONO-MIN-DT
>
> WS-ECONO-MISC-SY WS-ECONO-TWR-SIZ WS-ECONO-XEFF WARNINGS
>
> X
>
> Y YES
>
> Z-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FAN-KW/FLOW
>
> ZONE-HEAT-SOURCE ZONE-NAMES ZONE-REPORTS ZONE-TYPE
>
> ZONE-TYPE ZONE-AIR ZONE-CONTROL ZONE-FRACTION1
>
> ZONE-FRACTION2 ZONE Z Z-C Z-N
>
> *From:*bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org
> <mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org>
> [mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org]
> <mailto:[mailto:bldg-sim-bounces at lists.onebuilding.org]> *On Behalf Of
> *Michael J Witte
> *Sent:* Wednesday, August 15, 2012 11:17 AM
> *To:* bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org
> <mailto:bldg-sim at lists.onebuilding.org>
> *Subject:* Re: [Bldg-sim] Comparison of Text Editors for idf-file
>
> That's surprising - I've used UltraEdit for many years and don't see
> any slowness. As far as I know I'm using mostly default settings.
> The only time it seems slow is with large files (on the order of 50MB
> and up). There is a setting to control this in Advanced -->
> Configuration -->File Handling -->Temporary Files.
>
> By the way, EnergyPlus v7.1 syntax highlighting files are available
> for TextPad and UltraEdit (scroll to the bottom of the page).
>
> http://energyplus.helpserve.com/Knowledgebase/List/Index/47
>
> In UltraEdit, the settings for this are found in Advanced-->
> Configuration --> Editor Display--> Syntax Highlighting
>
> Mike
>
> On 8/14/2012 8:06 PM, Jia Hu wrote:
>
> Could I ask how to set the UltraEdit? it seems very slow to open a
> text file compared to notepad++ and sublime.
>
> Thanks,.
>
> On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:02 PM, Chris Jones <cj at enersave.ca
> <mailto:cj at enersave.ca>> wrote:
>
> I haven't ventured into Energyplus IDF file editing but for
> DOE2.1e and DOE2.2, UltraEdit works great.
>
> UltraEdit includes:
> Syntax highlighting for programming languages not build included
> is very easy to add - edit a text file.
> Side by side file compare, file merge etc.
> Text fold/unfold
> Save Copy As
> Rectangular selection and column summing - this is handy when
> examining the results files.
>
> In addition UltraEdit has a fairly decent macro programming
> feature including Record Keystrokes which is very handy for
> extracting sections from the results files and copying them into
> another file.
>
> One nice feature of UltraEdit is the ability to define Projects -
> a group of files that are to be opened together.
>
> Also, you can run dos commands/programs - handy for command line
> compiling. I use it for running DOE2 when debugging an input
> file. You can also call Windows programs but I haven't had a need
> to do that as yet.
>
> I have been using UltraEdit since 1996 - it replaced the dos based
> editor I had been using, "Brief", a Borland product. I still use
> the Brief keystroke commands - UltraEdit allows you to redefine
> the keystroke commands.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> At 02:07 PM 14/08/2012, Pavel Dybskiy wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> It might be useful for some of us who gets annoyed with notepad.
>
> I did a quick comparison of three text editors: TextPad 6.1.3,
> Notepad++ 6.1.5 and relatively new Sublime 2.1.
>
> I have selected several features, some of which I found very
> useful, others somehow useful.
>
> *E.g. very useful: *
>
> * Syntax highlighting,
> * Side by side file compare (someone may know this feature
> from Total Commander),
> * Text fold/unfold(collapse/uncollapse)
>
>
> *Somehow useful: *
>
> * Save Copy As ... ,
> * Rectangular selection (used to be in the stone age qedit)
>
>
> A picture in the attachment shows the results of this comparison.
>
> In brief, NONE of these editors can claim having MORE THAN ONE
> useful feature!
>
> Your comments and personal experience are very welcome.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pavel Dybskiy
> Ryerson University,Toronto
>
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