April White wrote:
... And the GTK source compiles, but no job runs - ...
I think I know why it is not running the commands in Linux. In the
win32 changes, when a command is added the program broadcasts a message
IDM_JOBS, which in turn starts the execution of jobs. I did not
implement suc
Is there a way for a noob like me to implement folding for Kixtart?
I like ScITE and use it for AutoIT but I have tons of scripts done in
Kixtart.
It would help to have the folding feature working.
Thanks,
Smudley
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Smudley:
Is there a way for a noob like me to implement folding for Kixtart?
I like ScITE and use it for AutoIT but I have tons of scripts done in
Kixtart.
It would help to have the folding feature working.
Best way to write lexers and folders is to examine current code.
You can find these f
April White:
Thanks Mitchell. I did compile with DEBUG=1, and followed the steps
above, but I did not get a segfault while executing a tool - nothing did
happen - but I did get a "double free or corruption" when I exited
SciTE. The results of 'back' were vague and useless, showing a few
unident
Neil Hodgson wrote:
There are various memory debuggers. I've found Valgrind useful on
Linux.
Thank you for reminding me. I've seen it discussed on other lists, and
I also saw it in the list of packages. I just have to remember to try it.
There is no close equivalent to SendMessage.
Tha
