Hi All,
I need a new ListBoxx window in SCite IDE ,but I don't know how to instance
the object like "ListBoxX lbx"
the VC++ always told me no ListBoxX declared.
I know there is no private header for such class, I want to know there is
any solution without move the declaration
to a private hea
Yan Feng wrote:
I need a new ListBoxx window in SCite IDE ,but I don't know how to
instance the object like "ListBoxX lbx"
the VC++ always told me no ListBoxX declared.
It is declared and defined in PlatWin.cxx - and it is known to VS
2005, but then I am using local project and solution files
Hi,
The hack of the day involves enabling Lua support for OnMacro, and
defining a simple Lua implementation of keystroke macros. Most of the
infrastructure is already there, we just need to get Lua to listen.
I had this in scite-tools for a while, with the full interface of
saving, loading o
Hi,
I use SciTE (1.72) to write programs. I have many files open at once in
the same session. I wonder if it is possible to do a replace in all the
open files at once, for example to change a function name in all the
files of the program.
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Jerome Blondel wrote:
I use SciTE (1.72) to write programs. I have many files open at once in
the same session. I wonder if it is possible to do a replace in all the
open files at once, for example to change a function name in all the
files of the program.
Well, 1.74 certainly has the "Replac
Hi everybody!
I finally had some time to play with both scitepm [1] and
scite-gdb [2] (impressive work), as well as having a look at the
code of the director extension and the single instance. Here are
some of my conclusions about the work that has to be done in
that area. I still need to do more
You will have to turn on the advanced find-and-replace dialogue, though.
find.replace.advanced=1
On 6/29/07, Robert Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jerome Blondel wrote:
> I use SciTE (1.72) to write programs. I have many files open at once in
> the same session. I wonder if it is possible t
Hello!
In my others.properties I use this option line:
file.patterns.make=makefile*;Makefile*;*.mak;configure*;*.mk
Patterns with a "*" at the end do not work as expected in SciTE 1.71 on
my Linux box, i.e. "Makefile.in" will not be highlighted correctly. In
SciTE 1.74 on Windows the same patter
Good evening,
I hope I am not too off-topic with this question, but the problem seems
to be SciTE-specific, even though not necessarily a bug.
I use a debian'ish Linux (Elive) from within VMware Player 2 on a WinXP
host. VMware tools are installed and working, i.e. copy & paste to/from
the VM and
instanton:
After carefully inspecting the ColouriseTeXDoc code I realized that the
keywordlists are not used most of the time because most TeX files would not
begin with a comment line like "%interface=tex" or "interface=latex" and the
like.
I don't use TeX so just assume the people that con
Yan Feng:
I need a new ListBoxx window in SCite IDE ,but I don't know how to instance
the object like "ListBoxX lbx"
the VC++ always told me no ListBoxX declared.
You shouldn't use ListBoxX directly from SciTE as it is contained
within Scintilla and exposed using the autocompletion APIs. Hav
Chachereau Nicolas:
I think we should decide in which way SciTE reacts when it is
sent a message. I think SciTE should be raised above the other
windows in some cases, like:
find:, goto:, insert:, loadsession:, macrocommand:,
macrolist:, menucommand:, open:, output:, replaceall:
Fronting
Alexander Kriegisch:
I use a debian'ish Linux (Elive) from within VMware Player 2 on a WinXP
host. VMware tools are installed and working, i.e. copy & paste to/from
the VM and the host system works as expected, with one notable
exception: I cannot copy any selected text directly out of SciTE's
w
steve donovan:
Right - I made a linker version script by whacking the lua.symbols
And building with -rdynamic -Wl,--version-script lua.map
Still works! The executable is a bit larger ;) but not as big as
-rdynamic on its own.
Builds for me too. Are all the Lua users happy enough with
Alexander Kriegisch:
file.patterns.make=makefile*;Makefile*;*.mak;configure*;*.mk
SciTE globs can only match '*' as a prefix, not as a suffix. I will
remove "configure*" from others.properties.
Neil
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>> file.patterns.make=makefile*;Makefile*;*.mak;configure*;*.mk
>
>SciTE globs can only match '*' as a prefix, not as a suffix. I will
> remove "configure*" from others.properties.
Well, then why does it work with SciTE for Windows systems? Would you
consider making it work on Linux as well i
Alexander Kriegisch:
Well, then why does it work with SciTE for Windows systems?
It doesn't work for me on Windows.
Neil
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>> Well, then why does it work with SciTE for Windows systems?
>
>It doesn't work for me on Windows.
I apologise, it does not work here either. Yesterday I did not really
test the "Makefile*" example, but another pattern named "fwmod*" in the
bash language properties. This works, but not beca
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