It seems to me that when the functionality to close a tab by
middle-clicking was added it included a bug. Whenever I middle click it
closes whatever tab is currently open as opposed to closing the tab that
I click on. Also, I just tried middle-clicking to grab and scroll the
document but it close
Spencer Nelson:
> It seems to me that when the functionality to close a tab by
> middle-clicking was added it included a bug. Whenever I middle click it
> closes whatever tab is currently open as opposed to closing the tab that
> I click on. Also, I just tried middle-clicking to grab and scroll
I recently discovered Scintilla in the search for a nice C/C++-based
text widget, and have found myself going from using SciTE as a build
test to using it as a complete replacement for UltraEdit in all my
editing needs. This truly is the best open-source text editor in the
market, and I love
Need to know how to set environment on
startup so line numbers will be visible, tabs set to 3, etc.
My installation is on WinXP SP2 at
c:\Program Files\SciTE\wscite.
I read the help file about
SciTEUser.properties and built a file of this name in the wscite directory as
follows:
# SciTEUse
Steve D. Perkins wrote:
I recently discovered Scintilla in the search for a nice C/C++-based
text widget, and have found myself going from using SciTE as a build
test to using it as a complete replacement for UltraEdit in all my
editing needs. This truly is the best open-source text editor
Dennis Kane wrote:
Need to know how to set environment on startup so line numbers will be
visible, tabs set to 3, etc.
My installation is on WinXP SP2 at c:\Program Files\SciTE\wscite.
I read the help file about SciTEUser.properties and built a file of this
name in the wscite directory as fo
Looks like I asked the wrong question. I saw the reference in the help
file that said I had to set the location of the SciTEUser.Properties
file if it was not to be in the home directory, but could find no
reference on how to set environment variables. How do I set the
USERPROFILE environment var
SciTE tries to achieve good selectivity of settings: properties can
be set globally, by platform, per user, or per directory and many may
also be selected by file pattern (mostly extension) or language
(lexer). When you change an option in the UI, the correct selector to
save that with is not kn
Dennis Kane;
> Looks like I asked the wrong question. I saw the reference in the help
> file that said I had to set the location of the SciTEUser.Properties
> file if it was not to be in the home directory, but could find no
> reference on how to set environment variables. How do I set the
> USE
> As you have already surmised, this comes up every once in a while...
:) The
> author has remained firm on the "not turning into an IDE" topic,
which includes
> things like GUI option manipulation and saving.
Heh... I really don't want to come across as sarcastic or rude, but
come on no
Steve D. Perkins wrote:
> As you have already surmised, this comes up every once in a while...
:) The
> author has remained firm on the "not turning into an IDE" topic,
which includes
> things like GUI option manipulation and saving.
Heh... I really don't want to come across as sarcas
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