I think it's a good idea so Lua is not a system requirement for more
powerful scripts that require other libraries.
OK, by which I understand that people will not be required to have the
Lua 5.1 DLL.
While we're talking about extensions, how about loadable extensions?
That is, shared libraries
Hi, all
This same message was sent to the list several days ago but it seems to have
disappeared without warning. So I send it once again.
I am testing some new lexer codes with SciTE. In doing this I often need to use
the menuitem toggle all folds. It would be nice to be able to add a user
Hi,
I just found that SciTE make weird selection of a text when I try to select
a word leaded by a - character under Fedora Core 6 and SciTE 1.74
To reproduce, create a new emtpy file then paste this string into the new
document:
-testing
Place the cursor at the end of the testing word,
Hi, all
This same message was sent to the list several days ago but it seems to have
disappeared without warning. So I send it once again.
I am testing some new lexer codes with SciTE. In doing this I often need to use
the menuitem toggle all folds. It would be nice to be able to add a user
Sorry, I forgot the urls. Here they are:
[1] http://standards.freedesktop.org/wm-spec/wm-spec-latest.html#id2510465
[2] http://www.msu.edu/~huntharo/xwin/docs/xwindows/PROTO.pdf (p.165)
[3] http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/
[4]
On 7/3/07, Chachereau Nicolas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This starts filerx and tells it which instance it is supposed to
talk to. The X window ID isn't useful for this purpose, what a
director started from SciTE would need is the name of the pipe
SciTE is listening to. We could simply call this
On 7/3/07, Chachereau Nicolas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, I forgot the urls. Here they are:
[1] http://standards.freedesktop.org/wm-spec/wm-spec-latest.html#id2510465
[2] http://www.msu.edu/~huntharo/xwin/docs/xwindows/PROTO.pdf (p.165)
[3]
Steve Donovan wrote:
Yeah, but how real a problem is this? The typical situation is that
you are working with the Director program, and it wants to bring up
SciTE to show us a file (like scitePM). Having an extension running in
the background which brings up SciTE is just bad-mannners.
That's not
Hi,
Place the cursor at the end of the testing word, then make a selection
back with the keybord hold down SHIFT + CTRL and then press
LEFT_ARROW_KEY once.
The selection will contain not just the testing word but the - sign too
and the cursor appear between the - sign and the testing word:
That works, thanks. Didn't know wrer to get ther command number -)
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2007-07-04
- Original Message -
From: mitchell
To: scite-interest
Sent: 2007-07-03, 23:27:39
Subject: [scite] Re: Add shourcuts for built-in menu items?
Hi,
I am testing some new lexer codes with
For Sc1.exe built with the latest CVS and MinGW it appears that selection.back
is not working. Whatever value is asigned to selection.back the background of
selected text in Sc1 is always the same very light blue, and it seems that this
background is not fully transparent, because setting
instanton:
For Sc1.exe built with the latest CVS and MinGW it appears that selection.
back is not working. Whatever value is asigned to selection.back the
background of selected text in Sc1 is always the same very light blue,
Works for me with MinGW with default being a grey background.
steve donovan:
There is a danger of overengineering. This is a slipperly slope which
will end up with us using something like DBus...!
I had a another look at DBus. It probably is too complex although
since there is a per-user instance there will be less opportunity for
interference on
Chachereau Nicolas:
That's not really the use case. Suppose the director, for some reason,
takes a while before asking SciTE to be activated. You might then
have switched to another application, e.g. might be reading something
in your web browser. It would then be an annoyance if SciTE was
Neil,
Yes it works on another machine. Probably it was connected with the way my
screen is working.
But then I have another question: why should the same setting give rise to
different display effect for SciTE.exe and Sc1.exe? I attacg two small
screenshots to illustrate the difference.
Neil Hodgson wrote:
Istvan:
The selection will contain not just the testing word but the - sign
too and
the cursor appear between the - sign and the testing word:
-|testing
Only selects testing for me. Perhaps your settings are not the
defaults.
You're right, thank you.
Istvan
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