RE: [scite] OT Re: Open Scite Help in Firefox?

Philippe Lhoste wrote: > b3n wrote: >> All .htm and .html files are displayed with the .txt icon in Windows >> Explorer. > > Note: I have the same problem with the icon at work: I cannot > make it be > the FF's icon (or any other). If somebody else has a solution... Have you tried TweakUI, go t

[scite] default find expression

Is there a way I can change the default find / find+replace expression? Having a combobox history is quite nice but I'd rather my last search was there by default instead of the word at the current caret position. -- regards Andrew Howell please ignore disclaimer appended by ISP __

RE: [scite] Re: Version 1.72 in about a week

Hz wrote: > In an attempt to bring chaos to disorder, Neil Hodgson wrote: >> I'm thinking of making a 1.72 release in around a week from now. If >> you have something you want included send it real soon. > > A wrap text at column x would be nice (so I can save it as wrapped > text). I have to do

RE: [scite] RE: OnChar event in console

Benjamin Fisher wrote: > Thanks, > > That works perfectly. > > By the way, SciTELua.html, the doc page about Lua Scripting Extension, > doesn't mention editor.Focus. Is there a reference of Lua > commands that > can be used? > > I looked at Scintilla.iface, and I'm guessing that "get bool > GetF

RE: [scite] OnChar event in console

Benjamin Fisher wrote: > Lately I have been having fun creating a lot of lua scripts > and macros. > This is cool. > > I see that lua scripts can be set up to respond to events. I'm using > OnChar() to listen to characters that are pressed. My goal is > to create > an interactve console in the out

RE: [scite] scintilla.doc documentation for Lua extension

Kein-Hong Man wrote: > I am interested in following up. As someone who's doing a lot of > Lua extension coding, the need to refer to the source files for > specific names etc. is a usability barrier. Please send me the > details privately. I should be able to handle any Perl/Python/Lua > scripting

[scite] scintilla.doc documentation for Lua extension

Quite some time ago I said I was working on this. I've got quite some way through it but regretfully my workload for the past few weeks means I haven't managed to do any more with it and I will have no time for the forseeable future to work on it. Is there any interest in what I've worked on to d

RE: [scite] Running something on save...

Robert Hicks wrote: > Is there a way to trigger the "Strip Trailing Spaces" when I save a > file? In SciTE, Options->Open User Options File, ensure you have this somewhere in it: strip.trailing.spaces=1 -- regards Andrew Howell please ignore disclaimer appended by ISP ___

RE: [scite] Lua, WordChars and WhitespaceChars

Neil Hodgson wrote: >> Andrew Howell wrote: >> >> can we use WordChars or WhitespaceChars in Lua? >> >> They seem to be write only properties (reading throws an error) >> although I've a feeling that setting them isn't actually doing >> anything (it doesn't throw an error though.) > >

[scite] Lua, WordChars and WhitespaceChars

Hello, can we use WordChars or WhitespaceChars in Lua? They seem to be write only properties (reading throws an error) although I've a feeling that setting them isn't actually doing anything (it doesn't throw an error though.) Could someone explain any better? -- TIA, regards Andrew How

[scite] tagged regexp matches and Lua

Does anyone have any insight why this Lua script doesn't find a match? - output:ClearAll() -- FOOB editor.TargetStart=0 editor.TargetEnd=100 editor.SearchFlags=SCFIND_REGEXP editor:SearchInTarget("F\(O*\)B") - If I u

RE: [scite] Re: parsing scintilla.iface

Bruce Dodson wrote: > > If you need any more support figuring out what LuaExtension is doing > for a > given function, just and I'll be happy to help. Bruce (or anyone..) could you confirm the use of findtext() in Lua? I think we have beginpos, endpos=findtext(string , number , number

RE: [scite] Search & Replace feature

Steve Fisher wrote: > what I now have is: > > valid line of text{cr/lf} > {cr/lf} < I want to remove these > valid line of text{cr/lf} So that would be search for "\r\n\r\n" replace with "\r\n" -- regards Andrew Howell please disclaim disclaimer added below by ISP

RE: [scite] Search & Replace feature

Steve Fisher wrote: > Hope this is the correct place to post this... > > I have a text document with a large number of cr/lf/cr/cr/lf (carriage > return, linefeed etc etc) I want to remove. How do I do this? Do you mean remove crlf pairs or all cr and all lf? crlf: In search and replace dial

RE: [scite] parsing scintilla.iface / lua documentation

Neil Hodgson wrote: >Sounds reasonably useful. I would have thought that this will end > up requiring parallel maintenance and something that tried to extract > from ScintillaDoc in a way that could be applied to multiple > downstream formats or that produced a base document that could produce

RE: [scite] parsing scintilla.iface / lua documentation

Howell, Andrew wrote: > Hello, > I thought I'd start some work on documenting the functions in > scintilla.iface exposed via the Lua extension to try to give > something back. > > Some functions have parameters with a leading or trailing comma, what > relev

[scite] parsing scintilla.iface

Hello, I thought I'd start some work on documenting the functions in scintilla.iface exposed via the Lua extension to try to give something back. Some functions have parameters with a leading or trailing comma, what relevance does this have please? -- TIA Andrew Howell please ignore dis

RE: [scite] NO "Save modified files" question at app close?

Howell, Andrew wrote: > Robert Roessler wrote: >> >> No, I am not hallucinating... but it seems to be a *very* specific >> problem: take (or create) a file with 2 lines (i.e., one EOL >> sequence), data on the 1st line... select the 1st by holding shift >> and cu

RE: [scite] NO "Save modified files" question at app close?

Robert Roessler wrote: > > No, I am not hallucinating... but it seems to be a *very* specific > problem: take (or create) a file with 2 lines (i.e., one EOL > sequence), data on the 1st line... select the 1st by holding shift and > cursor down - Del key, and exit ("X", Alt-F4, File-menu-Exit, etc)

RE: [scite] Find in all buffers

Philippe Lhoste wrote: > For Windows, I would recommend: > HexEdit , Domain for sale.. > or > FrHEd 403 Forbidden.. I recommend this one: http://www.expertcomsoft.com/ There is a pretty decent free version and a more powerful one you can buy. -- Regards