is outside of the ASCII range. This would make
> working with utf8 encoded text much much easier.
>
Is there a way to tell SciTE to start in UTF-8 mode for new files?
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load.on.activate=1
are.you.sure.on.reload=1
reload.preserves.undo=1
Note that if the program that changes the file doesn't update the
timestamp (eg. some uses of svn) you won't get an alert, even though you
would in, say, vim.
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Alex wrote:
> How to set the default lineend char?
> Scite starts with LF.
>
# Set SciTE to use CR+LF
eol.mode=CRLF
# Use whatever is the majority in the file when we edit it
eol.auto=1
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>
In the "Options" menu select "Line End Characters" as either "CR+LF" or
"LF", and then use "Options"/"Convert Line End Characters".
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ding characters ON (ctrl+shift+9 on Windows) and
tell us exactly what you see?
Also, make sure that the line endings are uniform: Options/Line End
Characters/CR + LF and then Options/Convert Line End Characters?
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Regular expression OFF
Transform backslash expression ON
Replace: \r\n\r\n
With: \r\n
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TEUser.properties (from
"Options/Open User Options File") and add something along the lines of:
command.name.0.*.py=Run pychecker on current buffer
command.0.*.py=pychecker $(FileNameExt)
changing the name, number and exact syntax to suit.
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Richard Coffre wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Can we select a block with SciTE like in UltraEdit ?
>
As in, a rectangular block? Hold down Alt and then select something with
the mouse...
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E ?
>
Just guessing here - ./configure --prefix=(somewhere you can write to)
before you make.
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ssages. It's possible that getting MIME digests will allow
this, but since Thunderbird doesn't (the last time I checked) allow
replying to attachments as if they were individual messages (maybe you
have to save them or something), I'd suggest that you change to
individu
roduces for the
> Old English scite something like 'shitay" with a short 'i' like 'hill'
> and a final 'e' or short 'ay' sound. The Latin is something like
> 'skeetay'.
>
>So we could just encourage diversity and experiment
a browser window without changing
> anything from the functionality.
>
I believe the correct answer is to make a plugin which uses Scintilla,
the text editing component.
Of course, if MozEx worked properly, you could just use SciTE via that...
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nd does it also works with Spaces?
>
vim's :retab function does this :) I'll often switch between editing a
file in vim because it's easier to do some things, and editing in Scite
because it's easier to do other things...
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the scite
> documentation.
> But it dont works?
>
Put the following in your user properties file:
load.on.activate=1
are.you.sure.on.reload=1
reload.preserves.undo=1
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uming you haven't got it already, install Cygwin
(http://www.cygwin.com/) and see if that solves the problem...
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e a (somewhat) related matter, why doesn't Export to PDF keep tab
sizes as they are set in the document and use a monospaced font if one
is selected?
Or have I missed something?
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> and there were no problems with v1.6.6.
Damn, why isn't this the default behaviour? I've been wondering about
this for a while... should've read the fine manual :)
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source" in many modern browsers will display tabs as 8 spaces by
default). The alternative in these situations to having code running off
the end of the page is to hard-wrap at 80 chars (which with tabs taking
up 8 spaces can make things very narrow). Hence I use 4 literal spaces,
b
4 spaces instead of tabs, what you lose in filespace you gain in
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>
Indeed it doesn't. I've been using /* -*- coding: utf-8 -*- */ for PHP
files without XML declaration in the file itself, but /* coding=utf-8 */
or /* coding: utf-8 */ should work equally as well.
Or, you can just use <?xml versio
Neil Hodgson wrote:
> Alphax:
>
>
>>Not sure if this is related to the makefiles or my system config, but
>>after compiling Scintilla (using mingw32-make under MSYS),
>
>
>To me MSYS is a strange environment. Possibly you are seeing
> effects from the
e Scintilla
DLLs. Sc1 did compile and work fine though, and SciTE worked fine after
I manually relocated the DLLs. More of an annoyance than any significant
problem, and as I said, it could just be my system...
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MinGW, from http://www.mingw.org/
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See
http://www.lyra.org/pipermail/scite-interest/2005-January/005046.html,
http://www.lyra.org/pipermail/scite-interest/2005-January/005064.html,
and the associated attachments.
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uot;, and it helps to turn line endings on
(ctrl+shift+9) so you can see if the line endings are CRs, LFs or a mix
of both. Best to do '\r' and '\n' if you want to be certain.
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xEdit ,
Courtesy of the Wayback Machine, I discovered that this site was moved
to http://www.catch22.net/ in April of 2003. I've been looking for a
decent free hex editor since I migrated from UltraEdit to SciTE back in
2004.
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http:
shell and it is unlikely it
> ever will be. Does this do what you want:
> cmd /c start
>
I tried using the output pane as a shell and gave up :)
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