Hi all
I poseted this with an attachment and I dont think it was allowed through, so
here it is (sorry if it is a repeat).
I want to edit flash/actionscript in Linux (Ubuntu 6.06). The scite
installation in the package manager is 1.67. I have used the discontinued
Scite|Flash distribution for
Hi Neil and Nicolas,
I've made some changes and added some comments (this is also now in
CR+LF SciTE standard and works with new snapshot)
http://mysite.mweb.co.za/residents/sdonovan/DirectorExtension.zip
'ipc.scite.name' will now always have the valid listening pipe name,
whether set externall
Steve Donovan wrote:
> 'ipc.scite.name' will now always have the valid listening pipe name,
> whether set externally or generated internally - so 'PipeName' is
> redundant. 'current.pid' is actually useless as well as redundant; an
> internal extension can now look at 'ipc.scite.name' and find wh
Hi all
I want to edit flash/actionscript in Linux (Ubuntu 6.06). The scite
installation in the package manager is 1.67. I have used the discontinued
Scite|Flash distribution for windows and would like to incorporate some of its
features into the linux version. Sorry for the long mail, but I've
hi,
i have searched this forum, but i only found, that i should write into
SciTEGlobal.properties
code.page=65001
output.code.page=65001
After this, by creating a new file, scite use UTF-8 but without BOM :(
I am hopeless... what i am doing wrong?
thanks
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empError:
There is no setting that will default new files to having a BOM.
You could look into writing a Lua script for OnOpen that detects a new
file (I expect it gets an empty filename) and calls
scite.MenuCommand(153) where 153 is IDM_ENCODING_UTF8.
Neil
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izak marais:
The first thing I'm unsure about is the extent of built in flash support in
the Linux version. Falsh(actionscript) is listed as a supported language for
scite. When I open a .as file I get correct syntax highlighting and code
folding, but there is no properties file and no language
On 7/19/07, Chachereau Nicolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A) Is there a particular reason you resurrected the /tmp/SciTE.register
file? I'm not sure I like this way of calling "register:".
I also prefer the correspondent method, since I am starting to dislike
explicitly named temporary files. I
