Jürgen Hestermann wrote:
Martin Friebe schrieb:
I added this (enable via editor options).
Test on latest SVN / snapshot.
That's absolutely fantastic!
And even much better than in Delphi (at least in Version 7, where
persistent blocks are used as search default - when existing - which
The other thing is paste from clipboard.
It doesn't set a new block at current. It acts like any other edit
operation. IMHO it's more logical. But it can be changed easily.
Martin
Jürgen Hestermann wrote:
Martin Friebe schrieb:
I added this (enable via editor options).
Test on latest SVN
I added this (enable via editor options).
Test on latest SVN / snapshot.
Andreas Berger wrote:
Persistent blocks:
Keyboard:
- Ctrl-K + B or Ctrl-K + Ctrl-B will define the beginning of the
block. If it is before the end of the block the block is shown even if
it was hidden before.
-
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Martin Friebe wrote:
But this currently also works, if you press space anywhere within the
word = imho this is wrong = space/return, should only work, if you
are at the end of the template identifier
That's correct, and exactly my point. :-) We agree on the behaviour
anywhere within the
word = imho this is wrong = space/return, should only work, if you are
at the end of the template identifier
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Martin Friebe wrote:
Actually, just thinking. IMHO a template should be triggered, if you
are at the end of the token?, so pressing space, *before
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Martin Friebe wrote:
Under windows you can set the amount of lines, in the windows control
center.
Thanks not how it works in Mac OS X. Windows and Linux works my
detecting the mousewheel delta and move a set about of lines. eg: 1,
3, 5 lines etc... Mac OS X
Hi,
not much of a complete answer. (I am on the run, and I havn't got full
background anyway)
But it' something to do with Mousecaptur (afaik).
And yes they differ somehow: http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=13878
Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Now that I've improved the handling of
appears you have to click down from the main sourceforge site. some kind
of protection against using the link directly (sorry i didn't know)
got to
http://sourceforge.net/
click on community, search for award.
Geoff Bagley wrote:
Martin wrote:
http://sourceforge.net/community/cca09/vote/
Joost van der Sluis wrote:
Hi all,
I always thought that an application always had one Application-instance
from the TCustomAppliction class. But at this moment this is not the
case for fcl-web applications, or daemon-applications which are using
Lazarus-forms.
Take for example the fpcgi unit
Vincent Snijders wrote:
Paul Ishenin schreef:
I ask to trim all unrelated to answer parts. Any who want to look at
the previos mail can do this using mail list archives or in the mail
program.
Right, I should have said: Please, trim at least the footer, and while
are trimming a message,
difficult to double
click with.)
Colin
On 31/05/09 10:49, Martin Friebe wrote:
Actually probably not order of events, check if it has anything to do
with mouse movement.
There seems another issue that causes mouse move to be accepted (where
it should not)
use your normal mouse (or the pen
to move the caret
--
It is also possible to add config, so you can click at a begin or
whatever actual text opens a fold area = and it will fold this node:
Mode: At Caret
of course this must be a click on the text, not gutter
Best Regards
Martin
Martin Friebe wrote:
laz-synpatch-005.patch
Vincent Snijders wrote:
Michael Van Canneyt schreef:
On Wed, 3 Jun 2009, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
We just spoke about the freedesktop.org directory standards in another
message thread and this made me think. Why isn't Lazarus using the
GetAppConfigDir(False) as it's default location for
laz-synpatch-005.patch
This is a gross hack, but it allows clicking *anywhere* on the grey
fold line in the gutter to fold
that particular level of routine. I have some procedures that are
very long and it's nice to be able
to click on that line from the bottom of the procedure and have it
Check if your mouse moves?
It works fine for me, except if I move the mouse between the 2 clicks.
Flávio Etrusco wrote:
Hi all,
I just wanted to know whether anybody using the Lazarus gtk2 flavor
(any recent 0.9.27) is experiencing a problem with double-clicks on
the source editor just
is following the mouse
The most likely cause is that the order of events differs (between
mousedown and doubleclick)
Martin Friebe wrote:
Check if your mouse moves?
It works fine for me, except if I move the mouse between the 2 clicks.
Flávio Etrusco wrote:
Hi all,
I just wanted to know
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