mitchell:
You might also want to take a look at something more powerful:
http://caladbolg.net/scite_snippets.php
This is probably overkill for simple abbrevs, but if you'll ever want
something more feature-full, it doesn't get much better than snippets.
Its a bit complicated...
oh, you're right, sorry...
i've changed the function to the following to get it working:
function readFavsFile()
local p1 = props["SciteDefaultHome"]
if props["PLAT_GTK"] ~= '' then
file1 = p1.."/.SciTE.favs"
else
file1 = p1.."\\SciTE.favs"
end
local f1 = io.open(file1)
local f
In an attempt to bring chaos to disorder, Robert Roessler wrote:
> Boy, I sure know what you mean - last summer, I worked for a while with
> a group whose boss wanted all communications to take place over IM
> clients - no phone and no email. Sure was an effective time waster. :(
LOL
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Neil,
Its a bit complicated...
Yeah, that too, haha.
I should probably include a couple of your extensions back in my
SciTE. OnKey and UpdateStatusBar are sensible. GetClipboardContents
would be OK if it worked on Windows although it doesn't deal with
encoding issues.
Yeah, when I was t
Is there any way to achieve the above?
For example, I would like to use a single folder C:\Sessions for all of my
sciTE sessions.
When I click on Load Session... or Save Session... in sciTE, I want it to
open C:\Sessions
Is this possible?
Thanks,
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If I go to: Help > SciTE Help
the Help file opens in Notepad. Can I instruct Scite via command.scite.help
to open the file using Firefox instead?
I don't want to change my default editor for .htm files.
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I think I have got PHP autocomplete working but I can't get it to work for
ASP.
I have the asp.api file in $(SciteDefaultHome) and here is the relevant
lines from my Global.properties file:
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asp.
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
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
b3n:
Is there any way to achieve the above?
Not with the distributed version of SciTE. You could change the source code.
Neil
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mitchell:
Yeah, when I was trying to write code to get clipboard contents, I took
a look at the paste function and it was over my head, so I didn't
bother. Maybe someone could help in that respect.
I think what you are after is to retrieve the clipboard contents as
if it was going into the c
b3n:
If I go to: Help > SciTE Help the Help file opens in Notepad. Can I
instruct Scite via command.scite.help to open the file using Firefox
instead? I don't want to change my default editor for .htm files.
Opens in Firefox for me. The standard properties say to open the
file using ShellEx
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)
>>
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