On Mon, 05 Feb 2007 16:22:10 -0500, mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi, > >> this does not work, but all of the tree are working, if they are alone >> but if two or three are here in the same time, only this buffers.lua works >> SciTE 1.69) on ubuntu: >> >> (end of global.properties) >> ext.lua.startup.script=/usr/share/scite/SciTE_TicTacToe.lua >> command.name.1.*=Tic Tac Toe >> command.1.*=SciTE_TicTacToe >> command.subsystem.1.*=3 >> command.save.before.1.*=2 >> >> >> #hmm geht irgendwie nicht >> ext.lua.startup.script=/usr/share/scite/SciTE_TabSpace.lua >> command.name.2.*=Spaces to Tabs >> command.2.*=SpaceToTab >> command.subsystem.2.*=3 >> command.save.before.2.*=2 >> >> >> ext.lua.startup.script=/usr/share/scite/buffers.lua >> command.name.3.*=Switch Buffers >> command.3.*=do_buffer_list >> command.subsystem.3.*=3 >> command.mode.3.*=savebefore:no >> command.shortcut.3.*=Ctrl+K > >You can only specify one lua startup script. Since you specified >buffers.lua last, it will be loaded. > >I recommend you have one script, for example extension.lua and in it: > > require 'SciTE_TicTacToe.lua' > require 'SciTE_TabSpace.lua' > require 'buffers.lua' > >assuming extension.lua is in /usr/share/scite > >and in your properties file: > > ext.lua.startup.script=/usr/share/scite/extension.lua > >Now that one file will load and load all the others. Hello Mitchell, thank you very much for your answer and explanation. I didn't know about startup script, I thought every macro has to be declared as startup script. > >> >> Small second question: >> find.replace.advanced=1 geht das? linux? >> doesn't change anything (no button replace in open buffers= >> >In the documentation, this is available only in windows. > >Take care, >-Mitchell; for the second question: this I had overread. One small thing: in find in files (also linux), i cannot uncheck the match case (it is checked, and that I don't want), I search in 95% of all cases case insensitive. Problem I have with favs.lua and buffers.lua: buffers.lua: The list of open buffers is shown, but if I select one of this entries, nothing happens (the selected buffer will not get the focus). The favs scrips (I have a SciTE.favs file with valid entries) doesn't show up. You know the files? http://lua-users.org/wiki/SciteFavs http://lua-users.org/wiki/SciteBufferSwitch command.name.5.*=Favourites command.5.*=SelectFavourite command.subsystem.5.*=3 command.mode.5.*=savebefore:no command.shortcut.5.*=Ctrl+- command.name.3.*=Switch Buffers command.3.*=do_buffer_list command.subsystem.3.*=3 command.mode.3.*=savebefore:no command.shortcut.3.*=Ctrl+K One thing: (a little OT) I have a DrPython plugin, where I can sort the buffers, rearrange them and select with the initial letter of the beginning of the filename typing the letters. Is there such a script available for SciTE? Screenshot: http://mitglied.lycos.de/drpython/DocList.png Many thanks in advance again! -- Franz Steinhaeusler _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
