yeah works now .. thanks for the info .. i responded just now on
scintilla-interest too .. sorry for the duplicate mails :(
On 8/4/07, mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > (I sent this mail to scintilla-interest initially .. should have sent it
> > here .. sorry for duplicate mail)
>
Hi,
(I sent this mail to scintilla-interest initially .. should have sent it
here .. sorry for duplicate mail)
Hi.
I downloaded scite source distribution and did a make (on kubuntu 7.04).
The resulting executable of scite did no syntax highlighting after I
opened a test file test.c
Moreover
(I sent this mail to scintilla-interest initially .. should have sent it
here .. sorry for duplicate mail)
Hi.
I downloaded scite source distribution and did a make (on kubuntu 7.04). The
resulting executable of scite did no syntax highlighting after I opened a
test file test.c
Moreover the Langua
Building with Borland 5.5 currently fails. I tried to use the
current version of Borland's compiler to build and couldn't get that
to work. Unless someone wants to contribute a fix to get 5.5 working,
its time to say that Borland is no longer supported.
Neil
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Alexander Kriegisch:
> Talking about REs, I would like to ask the developers if there is any
> chance for a more extensive RE library being implemented or adapted
No.
Neil
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Roger Sondermann wrote:
I do get the following error when compiling the current CVS-
Version, maybe one of the usual Borland things. Is there a way to
fix it?
Borland Resource Compiler Version 5.40
Copyright (c) 1990, 1999 Inprise Corporation. All rights
reserved.
ilink32 -Gn -x -c
On 03/08/2007 18:38, Alexander Kriegisch wrote:
If your initial answer would have been just the tiniest bit
more explicit, this to-and-fro would have been avoided.
I am not Istvan...
Talking about REs, I would like to ask the developers if there is any
chance for a more extensive RE library b
>> Would you mind quoting the paragraph where I can find the answer? On the
>> whole page there is not a single occurrence of "?". This is not an
>> answer (I do know how to work with REs), but leaves room for speculation
>> at best.
>
> Well, if you don't find "?", that mean it isn't supported...
Frank Wunderlich wrote:
steve donovan, 03.08.2007 13:04:
On 8/3/07, Frank Wunderlich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you make a forward-loop, this is no good idea when removing items from a
list (skipping next entry after deletion,maybe accessing item out of
list-bounds at the end). the loop should
On 03/08/2007 15:18, Alexander Kriegisch wrote:
Searching for "ob?" in regex mode should yield two results, but it
yields zero. There seems to be a problem with "?".
You'll find the answer here:
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTERegEx.html
Would you mind quoting the paragraph where I can f
>> Searching for "ob?" in regex mode should yield two results, but it
>> yields zero. There seems to be a problem with "?".
>
> You'll find the answer here:
> http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTERegEx.html
Would you mind quoting the paragraph where I can find the answer? On the
whole page there
Alexander Kriegisch wrote:
Searching for "ob?" in regex mode should yield two results, but it
yields zero. There seems to be a problem with "?".
You'll find the answer here:
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTERegEx.html
Istvan
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steve donovan, 03.08.2007 13:04:
On 8/3/07, Frank Wunderlich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you make a forward-loop, this is no good idea when removing items from a
list (skipping next entry after deletion,maybe accessing item out of
list-bounds at the end). the loop should go backwards. and there i
http://mailman.lyra.org/pipermail/scite-interest/2007-June/009240.html
I didn't find how to manipulate folding points from Lua, but I found the
documentation about Ctrl/Shift+click on the fold points. Hitting Ctrl-click on
the top fold when it is open will close it along with all sub-folds. Th
In regex mode SciTE does not find characters followed by the "?" meta
character. Example:
Text in editor pane:
foo
foobar
fubar
baz
foobaz
Searching for "ob?" in regex mode should yield two results, but it
yields zero. There seems to be a problem with "?".
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Alexander Kriegisch
On 8/3/07, Frank Wunderlich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you make a forward-loop, this is no good idea when removing items from a
> list (skipping next entry after deletion,maybe accessing item out of
> list-bounds at the end). the loop should go backwards. and there i get
> this strange behaviour.
steve donovan, 03.08.2007 08:10:
Hi Frank,
You are passing a table to editor:ReplaceSel(); I did a little test:
editor:ReplaceSel ({'one','two'})
and the selection disappears. So you would have to make your table
into a string using table.concat(buf,'\n').
ok, i'll try it
BTW, removing stuf
On 02/08/2007 21:31, Mark Leddy wrote:
1) How can I inset a tab character \t ?
This is a hard one... :D
Just put \t!
Tested (just in case) by replacing \d+ by \t, it worked for me.
2) How to do a search and repace so that all \t tab characters get
replaced with \r\t (a windows carrage retur
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