End If
			End If 

		ElseIf TypeOfFile = 6 Then                      'VBS code
			BeginComment = "'"
			EndComment = "'"
			EveryLine = "'"
			Do
				ActiveDocument.Selection = CurrText
				If InStr(CurrText, "'") = 1 Or _
				   InStr(LCase(CurrText), "Rem") = 1 Then
					ActiveDocument.Selection.SelectLine
					CurrText = LTrim(ActiveDocument.Selection)
					ContSearch = False
				Else
					Exit Do
				End If
			Loop
			If ContSearch = False Then
				ActiveDocument.Selection.LineUp
			End If

		ElseIf TypeOfFile = 7 Then                      'DEF code
			BeginComment = ";"
			EndComment = ""
			EveryLine = ";"
			Do
				ActiveDocument.Selection = CurrText
				If InStr(CurrText, ";") = 1 Then
					ActiveDocument.Selection.SelectLine
					CurrText = LTrim(ActiveDocument.Selection)
					ContSearch = False
				Else
					Exit Do
				End If
			Loop
			If ContSearch = False Then
				ActiveDocument.Selection.LineUp
			End If      
		End If

		If TypeOfFile = 0 Then                          'Unknown type of code.
			MsgBox("Unable to add revision marks. Unrecgonized file type")
		ElseIf (CurrentCount < BreakAfter) Then
			'The BeginComment, EveryLine, and EndComment were set as
			' avoid duplicating this section...
			' just insert the generalized block, with the comment markers.
			ActiveDocument.Selection.StartOfLine(True)
			'This is added with one assignment statement, which enables the user
			' to hit undo once, and remove the entire change.
			ActiveDocument.Selection = vbLf + _
			BeginComment + "***********************************" + vbLf + _
			EveryLine    + " REVISION LOG ENTRY" + vbLf + _
			EveryLine    + " Revision By: " + DefaultUserName + vbLf + _
			EveryLine    + " Revised on " + CStr(Now) + vbLf + _
			EveryLine    + " Comments: ..." + vbLf + _
			EveryLine    + "***********************************" + _
			EndComment + vbLf + vbLf
		End If
	End If
End Sub


Sub CloseExceptActive () 
'DESCRIPTION: Closes all editor windows except the current one.

	'Windows.Item(1) is always the currently active window. So to close all
	' the windows except the active one, keep looping until there is no 
	' longer a Windows.Item(2).
	do while Windows.Count > 1
		Windows.Item(2).Close(dsSaveChangesPrompt)
	Loop
End Sub


Sub CommentOut ()
'DESCRIPTION: Comments out a selected block of text.
	Dim win
	set win = ActiveWindow
	if win.type <> "Text" Then
	  MsgBox "This macro can only be run when a text editor window is active."
	else
		TypeOfFile = FileType(ActiveDocument)  
		If TypeOfFile > 0 And TypeOfFile < 5 Then    'C & Java use the same 
														'style of comments.
			ActiveDocument.Selection = "/*" + ActiveDocument.Selection + "*/"
		ElseIf TypeOfFile = 5 Then
			ActiveDocument.Selection = "<!-- " + ActiveDocument.Selection + " -->"
		ElseIf TypeOfFile = 6 Or TypeOfFile = 7 Then
			'There is no group comment like there is in the other file types, 
			'so we need to iterate through each line, and prepend a ' to the line.
			'Also, because VBS/DEF does not have a 'end the comment at this 
			'particular column' delimiter, entire lines of code must be 
			'commented out, not sections.
			If TypeOfFile = 6 Then 
				CommentType = " ' "
			Else
				CommentType = " ; "
			End If
     
			StartLine = ActiveDocument.Selection.TopLine
			EndLine = ActiveDocument.Selection.BottomLine
			If EndLine < StartLine Then
				Temp = StartLine
				StartLine = EndLine
				EndLine = Temp
			End If

			If EndLine = StartLine Then
				ActiveDocument.Selection = CommentType + ActiveDocument.Selection

			Else 
				For i = StartLine To EndLine
					ActiveDocument.Selection.GoToLine i
					ActiveDocument.Selection.SelectLine
					ActiveDocument.Selection = CommentType + _
						ActiveDocument.Selection
				Next
			End If
		Else
			MsgBox("Unable to comment out the highlighted text" + vbLf + _
					"because the file type was unrecognized." + vbLf + _
					"If the file has not yet been saved, " + vbLf + _
					"please save it and try again.")
		End If
	End If
End Sub


Sub MultiplePaste () 
'DESCRIPTION: Performs a paste of what is on the clipboard a multiple number of times.

	NumPastes = InputBox("Number of pastes to make", "Multiple Paste Macro",_
						 "1")
	For i = 1 To CInt(NumPastes)
		ActiveDocument.Selection.Paste
		'Because the selection remains active, the following two lines
		'clear the selection, while keeping the cursor in the same place.
		ActiveDocument.Selection.LineUp
		ActiveDocument.Selection.LineDown
		ActiveDocument.Selection = vbLf    
	Next
End Sub


Sub PrintAllOpenDocuments ()
'DESCRIPTION: Prints all open, active documents.

	'Small, quick macro, but it can be usefull.
	for each doc in Application.Documents
		Doc.PrintOut
	next
End Sub


Sub PoundDefOut (ifndef)
	If ifndef = true Then
		PoundType = "#ifndef "
	Else
		PoundType = "#ifdef "
	End If
	
	If FileType(ActiveDocument) <> 1 Then
		MsgBox ("This macro only works on" + vbLf + _
				".c, .cpp, .cxx, .h, .hpp, or .hxx files")
	Else
		ControlVarName = InputBox("What should the control variable be?" + _
			vbLf + vbLf + "Example: #ifdef ControlVariable", PoundType + _
			" out a section of code")
		OK = True
		If ValidId (ControlVarName) = False Then
			Ok = False
			MsgBox("""" + ControlVarName + """" + _ 
				" is not a valid C identifier." + _
				vbLf + "please re-run the macro with a valid C identifier")
		End If
		
		
		Sel = ActiveDocument.Selection
		For i = 1 To Len(Sel) - 1
			If Mid(Sel, i, 1) = vbLf Then
				Sel = Left(Sel,i) + vbTab + Right(Sel, Len(Sel)-i)
			End If
		Next
		If ControlVarName <> "" And Ok = True Then
			Sel = vbLf + PoundType + ControlVarName + vbLf + vbTab + Sel + _
				vbLf+ "#endif //" + ControlVarName
			If Right(Sel,1) <> vbLf Then
				Sel = Sel + vbLf
			End If
			ActiveDocument.Selection = Sel
		End If
	End If
End Sub

'The next two macros are exactly the same, except one uses ifndef and the
'  other ifdef. We recycle the same code and just use a different 
'  preprocessor directive.
Sub ifdefOut ()
'DESCRIPTION: #ifdef / #endif out a section of code.

	PoundDefOut (False)
End Sub

Sub ifndefOut ()
'DESCRIPTION: #ifndef / #endif out a section of code.

	PoundDefOut (True)
End Sub

'Allows the user to make sure the current header file is included only once. 
' There are two ways to do this, using the #pragma once directive or 
' surrounding the entire file in a #ifndef/#endif structure. The first way
' is much cleaner, but it is VC++ specific, and therefore not portable. If 
' you plan on compiling your code with other compilers, use the 
' #ifndef/#endif method, otherwise, the #pragma once option is preferrable.
Sub OneTimeInclude ()
'DESCRIPTION: Adds code to the current header file so it is included only once per c/cpp file.
	
	ext = ActiveDocument.Name
	If ext = "" Then
		If MsgBox("The file you are working with does not have a file extension." + _
				vbLF + "Are you sure this is a C/C++ header file?", 4) = vbCancel Then
			Exit Sub
		End If
		ext = "nofilenamegiven.h"
	End If
	DocName = UCase(ext)
	pos = Instr(ext, ".")
	Do While pos <> 1
		ext = Mid(ext, pos, (Len(ext) - pos + 1))
		pos = Instr(ext, ".")
	Loop
	ext = LCase(ext)
	pos = Instr(DocName, ".")
	If ext = ".h" Or ext = ".hpp" Then
		'Warn user that this will not work with a compiler other than VC++.
		If MsgBox("This macro uses the Visual C++ dependant #pragma once" + _
				vbLf + "Is the source to be portable across compilers?", 4) _
				= 6 Then
			ActiveDocument.Selection.StartOfDocument (False)
			Examp = "__" + Left(DocName, pos - 1) + "_" + _
				UCase(Right(ext, len(ext) - 1)) + "__"
			ControlVarName = InputBox("What should the control variable be?" _
				+ vbLf + vbLf + "Example: #ifdef " + _
				Examp, "One time header include protection", Examp)
			If ValidId (ControlVarName) = True Then
				ActiveDocument.Selection = "#ifndef " + ControlVarName + _
					vbLf + "#define " + ControlVarName + vbLf
				ActiveDocument.Selection.EndOfDocument(False)
				ActiveDocument.Selection = vbLf + "#endif //" + _ 
					ControlVarName
			Else
				MsgBox(ControlVarName + " is not a valid c identifier." + _
				vbLf + "please re-run the macro with a valid C identifier")
			End If
		Else
			ActiveDocument.Selection.StartOfDocument(False)
			ActiveDocument.Selection = "#pragma once" + vbLf + vbLf
		End If
	Else
		MsgBox("This macro can only be run on .h or .hpp files")
	End If
End Sub



'Auto completion macro
Dim previousSelection
Dim completionWords
Dim completionWordsIndex

Sub AddToCompletionWords (word)
	' If the word is already there, abort
	if InStr(1, completionWords, " " & word & " ", 1) <> 0 Then
		Exit Sub
	End If

	completionWords = completionWords & word & " "
End Sub

Function ExtractNextCompletionWord()
	ExtractNextCompletionWord = ""

	' If no words yet, go away
	if Len(completionWords) <= 1 Then
		Exit Function
	End If
	
	' Wrap to beginning if necessary
	if completionWordsIndex > Len(completionWords) Then
		completionWordsIndex = 2
	End If

	' Find next <space>
	Dim newIndex
	newIndex = InStr (completionWordsIndex, completionWords, " ", 0)
	if newIndex = 0 Then
		Exit Function
	End If

	ExtractNextCompletionWord = Mid(completionWords, completionWordsIndex, _ 
		newIndex-completionWordsIndex)
	completionWordsIndex = newIndex+1		'Skip over <space>
End Function

Sub FillCompletionWords (word)
	' Find all words in this file which match word, and
	'  add them, space separated, into completionWords
	previousSelection = word
	completionWords = " "
	completionWordsIndex = 2
	dim sel
	set sel = ActiveDocument.Selection

	Dim searchString
	searchString = "\{^\![^a-zA-Z0-9]\}" & word
	Dim firstTime
	firstTime = True
	Dim firstLine, firstCol
	Do while sel.FindText (searchString, dsMatchBackward + dsMatchRegExp)
		if firstTime Then
			firstLine = sel.TopLine
			firstCol = sel.CurrentColumn
			firstTime = False
		ElseIf firstLine = sel.TopLine And firstCol = sel.CurrentColumn Then
			Exit Do		' Jump out of loop before repeat
		End If
		sel.WordRight
		sel.WordLeft dsExtend
		AddToCompletionWords Trim(sel.text)
		sel.Cancel
	Loop
End Sub

Function SuggestNextCompletionWord()
	SuggestNextCompletionWord = True
	Dim word
	word = ExtractNextCompletionWord()
	if word <> "" then
		ActiveDocument.Selection = word
		previousSelection = word
	end if
End Function
 
Sub AutoCompleteFromFile()
'DESCRIPTION: Looks through the active file, searching for the rest of the word that you began to type.
	Dim doc
	set doc = ActiveDocument

	' Be sure active document is a text document
	if doc Is Nothing Then
		Exit Sub
	elseif doc.Type <> "Text" Then
		Exit Sub
	End If

	' Get word to be completed
	Dim sel
	set sel = doc.Selection
	sel.Cancel
	dim origLine, origCol
	origLine = sel.TopLine
	origCol = sel.CurrentColumn
	sel.WordLeft dsExtend

	'If the cursor is sitting just to the right of a space, an infinite loop
	'results. This bit of code protects from that:
	if Right(sel, 1) = " " then
		sel.CharRight
		Exit Sub
	end If

	if sel <> previousSelection Or completionWords = "" Then
		FillCompletionWords sel
		sel.MoveTo origLine, origCol
		sel.WordLeft dsExtend
	End If

	SuggestNextCompletionWord

End Sub