Re: [scite] me, Linux, and SciTE/Scintilla
April White wrote: I think I am going to rethink my approach to the job system under Linux, to minimize the changes. Back to the drawing board. Success! I have to remove all of my debug code, document my changes, and remember how to connect to the site where I've stored previous versions in the past, but it works on my Mandriva box. Okay, only the 'Go' command, but it works. I'll try the change I made to the SciTE/Lua interface, where I added scite.Execute() Happiness is! April -- You can't teach a new mouse old clicks. Steve Quinn Maxims for the Internet Age ___ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
Re: [scite] me, Linux, and SciTE/Scintilla
April White: Okay, only the 'Go' command, but it works. I'll try the change I made to the SciTE/Lua interface, where I added scite.Execute() Good! Shouldn't be much more work to add the other commands. Neil ___ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
Re: [scite] me, Linux, and SciTE/Scintilla
On 7/16/07, steve donovan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think you're going to need threads! On mature reflection, threads are more trouble than they're worth. One still has the old problem of communicating with a GUI thread, which SendMessage does for us semi-magically. Instead, when a job finishes with a 0 exit code, and there's something left in the job queue, just do it again until the queue is finished. BTW, I've noticed that one doesn't always get a 0 exitcode with the GTK version, particularly if I'm using make. This would be a problem for a job queue. steve d. ___ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
Re: [scite] me, Linux, and SciTE/Scintilla
April White wrote: ... And the GTK source compiles, but no job runs - ... I think I know why it is not running the commands in Linux. In the win32 changes, when a command is added the program broadcasts a message IDM_JOBS, which in turn starts the execution of jobs. I did not implement such a thing in the gtk code. Is there an equivalent to win32 SendMessage()? April -- I'm drowning in boredom, and you're handing me anchors? ___ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
Re: [scite] me, Linux, and SciTE/Scintilla
April White: Thanks Mitchell. I did compile with DEBUG=1, and followed the steps above, but I did not get a segfault while executing a tool - nothing did happen - but I did get a double free or corruption when I exited SciTE. The results of 'back' were vague and useless, showing a few unidentified addresses and some with system names such as 'libc.so.6' There are various memory debuggers. I've found Valgrind useful on Linux. Is there an equivalent to win32 SendMessage()? There is no close equivalent to SendMessage. Neil ___ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
Re: [scite] me, Linux, and SciTE/Scintilla
Neil Hodgson wrote: There are various memory debuggers. I've found Valgrind useful on Linux. Thank you for reminding me. I've seen it discussed on other lists, and I also saw it in the list of packages. I just have to remember to try it. There is no close equivalent to SendMessage. Thank you Neil. I think I am going to rethink my approach to the job system under Linux, to minimize the changes. Back to the drawing board. April -- I'm drowning in boredom, and you're handing me anchors? ___ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
Re: [scite] me, Linux, and SciTE/Scintilla
Now this is _exactly_ why I wanted to do simple debugging when still inside SciTE! kdevelop,anjuta, etc are overengineered nightmares. You can't write a hello,world!' program without choosing a licence and creating a makefile. So Mitchell's advice is pretty good. steve d. On 7/14/07, Neil Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: April White: So the rhetorical question is, how do I debug this? My Linux experience is really limited, heck I cannot even find where aliases are set nor change one to suit my preferences. Well I can type in the command, but I want to put it into my start up script - which I did - but it does not 'take'. IIRC I used kdevelop for a while but like most IDEs, it really expects you to be using its project facility so you have to figure out how to run up an external executable. I've never found a Linux IDE that I actually like so most debugging is done using Visual Studio on Windows. Neil ___ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest ___ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
Re: [scite] me, Linux, and SciTE/Scintilla
April White: So the rhetorical question is, how do I debug this? My Linux experience is really limited, heck I cannot even find where aliases are set nor change one to suit my preferences. Well I can type in the command, but I want to put it into my start up script - which I did - but it does not 'take'. IIRC I used kdevelop for a while but like most IDEs, it really expects you to be using its project facility so you have to figure out how to run up an external executable. I've never found a Linux IDE that I actually like so most debugging is done using Visual Studio on Windows. Neil ___ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
