On Nov 14, 2007 4:43 PM, Don Dwiggins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Glad I could help on this.
Turns out IDLE's PyParse is hardcoded to unix line endings! Before investing a bunch of time converting PyParse to be line-ending agnostic, I took the simple way out and just convert the temporary text to unix line endings before passing it to the parser. Fixed in svn and a new patchlevel release 0.7.1.1 > Later, create an MVC-style model object that knows about the current > state of the buffer (and whatever else it needs to) and exposes Boolean > methods like "can save", "can delete selection", etc.; then treat the > menu/toolbar items as "views" on the object. Essentially that's what I've already done. State is stored extrinsically to the action; when each action's isEnabled method is called to update the UI, the action goes to the stc buffer's CanSave, CanEdit, etc. method to check for whatever conditions it needs to be satisfied. The same actions that populate the menubar/toolbar are also used for keybinding processing; I just forgot to have the keyboard processor check the enable state before firing off the action. :) That's also now fixed in svn. Rob
