Hans Joseph Solbrig:
Thank you for the pointer. I merged submenu code into
the current Scite I have fairly easily.
I can certain see some objectionable aspects to the
code:
a) It used windows specific code in the base scite
files.
b) It implements the changes as long loops rather than
functi
Bambero:
As I see SciTEDirectory.properties won't works under linux (gtk).
I have:
properties.directory.enable=1
But it won't works.
Works for me: added properties.directory.enable=1 to user
properties, opened directory properties and set caret.fore=#00FF00.
Saved and the caret is
mitchell:
I find it easier just to link to the Lua library on my system rather
than building Lua into SciTE. I find it relatively straightforward in
Linux :)
The only-dependency-is-GTK policy is a bit of a reaction against
some Linux applications which are a pain to install because of the
ne
steve donovan:
This gtk_file_chooser_set_filename() line should be replaced with:
if (savePath.IsUntitled()) { // saving 'untitled'
gtk_file_chooser_set_current_folder(GTK_FILE_CHOOSER(dlg),
savePath.Directory().AsInternal());
} else {
gtk_file_chooser_set_filename(GTK_FILE_CH
Chachereau Nicolas:
Here is the result of my attempt to modify the way SciTE exits.
I basically implemented what we had discussed:
- QuitSignal() now simply calls QuitProgram()
- QuitProgram() does calls gtk_main_quit(), not gtk_exit()
- CheckForRunningInstance() returns a boolean, and Run
Steve Donovan:
It seems that the SciTEGTK destructor isn't called, because gtk_main()
never returns. The culprit is the use of gtk_exit(0) for normal
program exit. If one replaces gtk_exit(0) with gtk_main_quit()
in SciTEGTK::QuitProgram() and SciTEGTK::QuitSignal(),
then gtk_main() returns and
I'd actually prefer that brace highlighting only affect the colour
but I lost this argument early in Scintilla's history. If someone
wants to implement a mode that highlighting only affects colour or
only affects foreground colour, along with a Scintilla API and SciTE
property to control it then
Bug #1732146 reports that SciTE does not allow keyboard input for
the Armenian language on Windows. This is because Armenian, like
Devanagari, Tamil, and Georgian do not have code pages so can only
work through Unicode and only on NT and successors, not on Windows 9x.
To fix this on NT, Scintill
Steve Donovan:
The Director interface under Unix remains a bit
klunky. I think for my next project I'll review the
code and see if we can work around the
inflexibilities without breaking backward
compatibility with ScitePM, etc.
If there is a better communications technique that is more simi
instanton:
I know that tabs can be closed on middle click in SciTE, but on
laptops it is much easier to use left double click.
You can also use the context menu. There's enough ways to access
this function that it is unlikely I'll include another that is
non-standard so won't be expected by
Hans Joseph Solbrig:
I would like to create code to allow sub-menu and
sub-sub-men off the tools menu to be created from
properties.
This is quite messy. The SciTE-Ru distribution includes a cascading
tools menu but I did not include this code because I didn't think it
was implemented well.
instanton:
Should Neil make the corresponding
changes in the official version? This will greatly help in setting per user
language interfaces for instance.
You can already change the name of the localisation file by setting
the locale.properties property. This hasn't been documented but I
ad
Baltasar:
I suppose that the direct solution is to use compile for the compiler, build for
the assembler, and then go for execution, but I'd like to have it done in just
one step. It'd be cool if these steps (compile & build) were called
automatically when performing "Go", but they are not.
hon fui lee:
I've trying to compile scite under Linux x86_64 (RHEL 2) for both GTK1
and GTK2, but failed. scintilla compilation is OK.
GTK+ 1.x is no longer supported by SciTE. At least GTK+ 2.4 is now
required for the file chooser dialog. Some APIs may be used from later
versions of GTK+ bu
mitchell:
I figure since generally the editor and output pane
background colors will be the same, caret.fore should apply to both of
them.
OK, committed.
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Steve Donovan:
We're _almost_ there on the loadlib saga - it's still necessary to put
something like
#ifndef PLAT_WIN
#define LUA_DL_DLOPEN
#endif
in scite/lua/src/lib/loadlib.c to get the actual working
implementation
of loadlib, rather than the not-implemented stub.
I don't think PLAT_W
KHMan:
* need to update list of lexers in SciTEDoc.html: cmake, gap, plm,
progress
* in the global properties, menu.language, the entry for Forth is
missing, it can be commented out by default
Committed.
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Marcel x:
should be char pipeData[PATH_MAX]; ?
Committed except with MAX_PATH which is the internal version of PATH_MAX.
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Felix Kater:
when I enable utf-8 and also the dynamic popups for already typed words
(don't know how you call them) and if the popup tries to display an
*existing/listed* word with the german umlaut u (with two dots) I get:
(scite:8921): Pango-Warning **: Invalid UTF-8 string passed to
pango_la
mitchell:
I suspect it has to do with OnClear. It now is called *before* the Lua
global namespace is reinitialized, giving scripts a chance to "clean up
after themselves" as in the documentation.
I thinks its a scoping or lifetime issue. If toolList is
initialised after udl_ListTools then it
SciTE 1.74 is now available from the scintilla.org web site.
SciTE 1.74 upgrades Lua to 5.1 and adds OnKey, OnDwellStart, and
OnClose methods to the scripting interface.
Session files have changed format to be like other SciTE .properties
files and now use the extension .session. Boo
I would like to release Scintilla and SciTE 1.74 Monday morning (21
hours from now). The release candidate code is available from CVS or
from
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
These are the same as the last downlo
mitchell:
Yeah, my mistake. It's late...*sigh* I shouldn't be copying and pasting
at this hour...
OK, committed and uploaded.
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Istvan:
I've just compiled the new testing version under Fedora Core 6.
I opened the SciTEGlobal.properties and when I went down to line 253 SciTE
crashed.
OK, the ligature modification couldn't handle Latin1 characters
that take two bytes in UTF-8. Fixed now in CVS and downloads.
I've man
Chris Sutcliffe:
Does this version have 'loadlib' disabled? When I try to start scite_gdb I get:
C:\wscite\scite-gdb\scite_lua\gdb.lua:261: attempt to call global
'loadlib' (a nil value)
Looks like it got renamed to package.loadlib for Lua 5.1.
Neil
_
David Lynch:
But trying this causes problems:
api.$(file.patterns.lua)=$(api.$(file.patterns.lua));$(SciteDirectoryHome)/lua_wow.api
Variables may not be recursively defined. Variables are like
definitions in make files - only expanded at the point of final use.
Neil
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mitchell:
I received an email a while back asking about the 'caret.fore' property
setting and how it only applies to the editor pane. Well instead of
using SendEditor in SciTEProps.cxx, I changed it to SendChildren in
SciTE-tools. I figure since generally the editor and output pane
background co
A new testing version is up with Lua 5.1.
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
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Robert Hicks:
That is just "Scintilla" and not "SciTE" though correct?
Yes, just Scintilla.
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Steve Donovan:
How about enabling Lua loadlib for the GTK build?
It's only a few lines and AFAIK dlopen is a very widely
supported interface.
Glad to know OnDwellStart is going in, but I understand
that Scintilla is the piority for this release.
The version now up has OnKey, OnClose, OnDwel
Robert Hicks:
> OS X support.
What exactly does that mean?
Shane Caraveo of ActiveState committed their native OS X platform
code for Scintilla.
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There are some test downloads available from SourceForge:
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
I hope to release version 1.74 in a few days.
The changes from 1.73 are (for Scintilla unless SciTE mentioned):
OS X
instanton:
Should Neil make the corresponding
changes in the official version? This will greatly help in setting per user
language interfaces for instance.
This won't be going in to 1.74.
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Frank Wunderlich:
can you include this in next release?
No. I'd like to make the next release within a few days so no new
features will be included.
i think that should be not much work, isn't it?
I don't use the caret line myself but am likely to accept a good
implementation.
Neil
OnKey currently uses a mix of parameters: keyval is platform
specific and modifiers is portable. For example, On GTK+ and Window
the definitions are:
#define GDK_KP_End 0xFF9C
#define VK_END 35
Ideally, the Scintilla SCK_* definitions would be used.
I think it may make sense to make a 1.7
Bambero:
I'm php programmer so I often using classes. It looks like this:
class foo {
function method1() {
...
}
function method2() {
...
}
}
It will be very comfortable to to fold all methods in class (second
level). Maybe its good idea to add this functionality:
fo
Frank Wunderlich:
I've set my caret.line.back to a light yellow. no problems with the
most lexers, but in batch-files i have a problem with labels
(these have yelow text on dark background). if the caret is on
a line with a such label, i can't read the text.
Can be the text-color inverted to the
malik martin:
.cpp file. i just opened it and hit compile to see if i could work in scite
You should look into the section of the online help explaining how
to set up command.compile and work out what the correct command line
is for your compiler. You may also need to set the path to include
Aaron Gray:
Dragable window tabs.
To make the tabs able to be reordered and grouped by draging like in MS
Visual Studio.
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1194914&group_id=2439&atid=352439
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Chachereau Nicolas:
This is a great tip, it should be mentionned somewhere in the documentation.
OK,
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTEFAQ.html#ToolsNoMenu
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mitchell:
I believe my LuaExtension51.cxx (Lua 5.1 support) for SciTE is stable
enough for inclusion in the release version of SciTE. I don't believe I
have had to modify it at all since I sent you the patch/tarball way back
when, and compatibility issues have been nonexistant.
The compilati
mitchell:
I think this has to do with the fact that I am now running gcc v4.2, but
upon building, I get many
warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to 'char*'
Should this warning be disabled? Or should source code be modified?
Disable it for now. This particular issue c
soft_share:
I dearly would expect this would work, but setting the command.name to
nothing or simply do not specify the command name does not work: the menu
items disappear and the shortcut keys are disabled at the same time.
Works for me.
command.name.21.*.properties=
command.21.*.properti
Me:
Looks like it is completely non-working and has been for years.
Removed statement.end from the code, documentation, and .properties files.
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James Cuénod:
Is it possible to make change the width of the characters in a monospaced
font?
No. The only way without writing lots of code is to find a font
that is more suitable.
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instanton:
So, my problem is this: is it possible to define
user commands and asign shortcut keys without displaying a new item in the
tools menu?
Don't set the command's name property and it should not go in the
Tools menu. Or set it to nothing.
command.name.21.*.properties=
command.21.*.p
Jeff Meininger:
Let's assume that tabsize and indent.size are set to 3. When viewing
with "Use Monospaced Font", things are great. When using variable width
fonts, however, this setting can result in a very "shallow" indentation.
Seems it would be cool if we could set...
font.indent=$(font.m
Joe Sislow:
I finally trapped one of the X Window crashes. It seems like the app
exits on the error. It didn't actually break on gdk_x_error. Do I have
a misconfiguration? Did I typo on specifying the breakpoint?
In your transcript, I'm not seeing a line like:
Pending breakpoint "gdk_x_e
Vadim Zborovskii:
I've seen property "statement.end" in documentation, which states:
...
I've tried it and found that it didn't work.
Looks like it is completely non-working and has been for years.
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Chachereau Nicolas:
We also need to be aware that Undo and Redo would also trigger this.
You don't want to be adding text in response to undo and redo
modifications. With undo, it can make it difficult for the user to
undo past an automatic insertion since every time the automatic
insertion
Chachereau Nicolas:
One thing I'd like to see is an OnChange event. I think I saw something
similar mentioned in the interface, but afaik it is not implemented for Lua.
Scintilla's SCN_MODIFIED notification occurs very frequently: in a
Replace All operation it may be called multiple times fo
Doyle Whisenant:
I would still like to see an OnClose event which is fired when an open
buffer is closed. This would allow a lot more flexibility when dealing
with buffers. Any serious overhaul of the extension interface should at
least consider this.
Buffer destruction is communicated throu
Steve Donovan:
This modified version (apart from the loadlib fix) also enables
Scintilla's tooltips which gdb.lua uses to show symbol values.
This modification adds an OnDwellStart method to the Extension
interface which is a good feature. Since this interface is implemented
by downstream pr
lan haibo:
i like scite . but im working in 3D area . 3dsmax & maya . for these script
is max script and maya mel . but cant find the properties files for them .
so i want make it for my own . but i dont know how to make a properties file
. i had try to modify other properties files to fit for
Nathan Baker:
Another thing that I should note is that the pre-built binary download
'gscite172.tgz' works on Ubuntu 6.06 LTS but it doesn't do any "color
context highlighting" and the 'language' menu is not accessible -- thus my
reason for "building from scratch".
This probably means you di
Chachereau Nicolas:
I don't think you can compile SciTE with GTK+ 1. There are many tests for the
GTK version in the source code, but I suppose they're left overs from the code
when GTK+ 1 was supported, because there are GTK+ 2 functions that are
not wrapped in those tests. Neil knows better.
Joe Sislow:
Yeah, I ran that and it just spit up the same error. Is there a debug
command I can enable thru configure or something to have it spit more
info when it dies?
Run inside gdb; break on gdk_x_error; print a backtrace. Here is an
example run although I have used gdk_cursor_new as t
Joe Sislow:
The program 'SciTE' received an X Window System error.
This probably reflects a bug in the program.
Main reasons for getting X Window errors are sending oversize
requests. There are various work-arounds for this in Scintilla such as
breaking long strings up. Try changing SciTE ve
mitchell:
Windows or linux? Franck got it working in Windows a reply in this
thread. I don't think I left out anything in the requirements/install
instructions.
Windows. Turns out that it has to be installed to exactly
"C:/Program Files/scite-st/" since that is a constant in LexLPeg.cxx.
Its
Frank Wunderlich:
scite saves search&replace-pattern during a session but after this is
closed, the history is not accessable (comboboxes empty).
i want a feature that i can define often used pattern to select them
also in a new session. is this possible?
This is not supported by SciTE.
N
Ryan:
I wannt to replace all the tabs in a .cpp file to four spaces. I am a newbie
using scitilla, don't know how to use SCI_REPLACETARGETRE implement this.
Read the SciTEBase::ConvertIndentation method in scite/src/SciTEBase.cxx.
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Hi Mitchell,
http://caladbolg.net/scite_st.php
I think I've got it mostly installed OK but its not syntax
highlighting. One thing I had to do was copy the 'scripts' directory
to a sibling called 'lua' or it wouldn't find many of the scripts such
as 'lua/snippets'. It may be an idea to make
In the makefile "-march=$(shell uname -m)" doesn't work on my 64
bit Ubuntu Feisty installation where this tries x86_64.
The portion of the patch that only runs the GTK+ flag and library
determination once is committed.
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Felix Kater:
When I compile C code *inside* scite with about 30 message lines
from gcc put into the output window it takes 18 seconds. When I
execute the same make file in an xterm it takes 3 seconds.
When there is are no messages from gcc, then compiling inside scite is
fast. In fact, the outp
Franz Reiter:
Please help with info, how to reload a api-file after a compile&make-process
without stopping and starting scite.
There is no direct way to do this. API files are reloaded when the
properties are reloaded and SciTE tries to avoid reloading properties
files (and thus API files)
mitchell:
How does SciTE determine when to highlight brackets? (I notice it does
not do so inside strings or comments). Is it lexer-specific? Or
SciTE-specific?
It occurs on SCN_UPDATEUI where it calls BraceMatch.
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buttim:
Would it be possbile to put the source and the generated api file in
SciTE's Extras page?
OK, uploaded.
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Sundararaman:
Is the C, C++ formatting broken in SciTE latest version. If the C++
program had been created with previous versions of SciTE and is edited
with the new version the tab stops do not automatically adjust to the
old formatting.
Most likely reason is that you set an indentation op
Sabre Tooth:
However the only message I get in the window to the right of the code is
> -c myfile.f95-info
>The system cannot find the file specified.
What did I misunderstand? Is it my Windows system which cannot find it, is
it g95, or is it SciTE?
The command isn't calling the comp
Ronald Fischer:
Can I conclude from this that there is a newer version available which
does not behave this way? From what I have seen on the net, I thought
that Scite 1.73 is the most recent version of Scite.
Just to be clear, there are two variants (I shouldn't have said
version) of the Sc
barcaroller:
Does SciTE implement KDE's KTextEditor interface?
No.
If not, how difficult
would it be (for me) to do it? The reason I ask is because I would like to
have SciTE as the default editor (instead of Kate) in KDE applications such
as KScope and KDevelop.
Looks like quite a bit
Steve Donovan:
But they are my preferences...BTW, what is the rationale for
not showing the status bar by default?
The status bar takes up room and only contains uninteresting
details - I probably only turn it on once every 2 months or so when
needing something unusual like measuring the num
Ronald Fischer:
I have installed and executed Scite 1.73 for Windows (just the exe
file).
When I go to Options / Open Global option file, I don't see any options.
What is going wrong here?
The Sc1 version embeds the options normally set in global options
inside the single exe file. I think y
S. Sevki Dincer:
Here are some small suggestions of my great experience with SciTE (very nice
editor, i use it all the time) that i think may enhance it little bit.
Changes are in the makefiles (little bit faster and connected build process,
just "make prefix=/my/pref install" in scite builds -i
Scorpio:
When U double click a file configured to open by default in SciTE, how
to make it open in the new tab in the latest window?
The check.if.already.open property can be set to allow files to
open into an existing instance of SciTE.
And can we have
options of whether to open in new in
J. Baltasar Garcia Perez-Schofield:
My questions are:
a) Whether this is legal or not. I would add a side note in the link to
the package pointing to the Scite web page and thanking the
collaboration.
Packaging SciTE is completely legal as described in the license
http://sci
mozers:
Storing bookmarks and folds in session files works very well.
IMHO if SciTE Director Interface will have the command
"addsession:" (it is similar to "loadsession:" and
"savesession:"), that allows to add previously saved session to
current session then it will be very convenient and nece
Vladislav Vorob'ev:
Yes, I using UNC format (e.g. \\MachineName\MyDir\MyFile")
I have improved this so it will no longer hang forever although
there is still a short delay while it tries to find the non-existent
file. The code now treats \\MachineName as a root directory. Possibly
it should
James Cuénod:
What about a tooltip type thing where if u hit some non-editing key it
gives the tooltip focus and then it behaves like the good ol' auto complete
dialog thing? That could be pretty easily implemented couldn't it?
Manipulating focus is messy cross-platform: its simplest if
Sci
Nicolas Grilly:
I want to automatically set the property wrap=1 when editing .txt
files and wrap=0 when editing other files.
I tried to build a little Lua extension to do this:
function OnOpen(filename)
trace('open ' .. filename)
props['wrap'] = '1'
end
Writing to p
I've updated SciTE to read and write UTF-16 files that use
characters from any Unicode plane. This complements an earlier change
to Scintilla that displays and edits these characters. Available from
CVS and from
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/w
XuYibo:
1. Why doesn't integrate scite properties file to scintilla?
I have used scitilla to make a tiny editor, i find it so hard to
implement auto indent, auto complete, why doesn't move scite properties
files support code to scintilla? Add some functions like:
ReadPropertiesFile(...), GetS
This change has now been committed to CVS and is also available from:
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http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
This download also includes support for all Unicode planes as
discussed on the Scintilla mailing list.
Nei
Vladislav Vorob'ev:
I have stable problem with option "properties.directory.enable" in release
1.73 under Windows.
If set properties.directory.enable=1 and try to load file from net disk then
the SciTE dramatically freeze.
And then we have one way - to kill the SciTE process.
That's the sort
Philippe Lhoste:
One has to do a Save As command after the conversion, to add sion to the
extension... Unless it can be done in Lua too.
The menu item can be triggered but no path can be supplied. It
would be possible to add a Lua method do a
host->Perform("saveas:") similar to scite.Open.
mozers:
Please have a look on modification "While saving session SciTE also saves
list of bookmarks in session file for every file"
in SciTE 1.73 .37Ru-Board:
http://scite.ruteam.ru/engine/upfiles/mozers/SciTE.Ru_kernel_changes_eng.txt
Source code http://scite.ruteam.ru/engine/upfiles/mozers/Sc
Philippe Lhoste:
Perhaps a little Lua script inside SciTE would be the most universal?
I can try if the format shown on the tracker won't change. If somebody
else try also, he has a good chance of succeeding before I begin... :-)
It may change slightly with property names changed or with fea
Friedrich Vedder has contributed a patch that optionally saves
bookmarks and folds into session files. As I required this also
changes the session files to use the .properties format like other
SciTE features. The patch with explanation is at
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=352
george fotheringay:
Does anybody know why www.lyra.org and this list were down for over a week?
I just got an endless wait whenever I tried to access it, and there
are no messages between April 5 and April 13, so I assume it was not a
problem at my end...
It was down: I've been away but I s
[I'm back early since the hiking was more difficult than expected so I
returned from the half-way point]
mitchell:
Is there any way to call Editor::WndProc from a built-in Lexer?
This is unlikely to be a good idea since lexers operate on
documents, not views. They are meant to perform a res
Chris Sutcliffe:
Works like a charm! Is there any chance "import" could be changed to
evaluate properties? This would allow for a more portable
configuration.
If someone wants to contribute a fix. The context in which "import"
is evaluated may only have access to the current property set o
Hhooru Willy:
SciTE seems to use %userprofile% to hard code the path to the
SciTEUser.properties file. Perhaps Neil could place a key in the
SciTEGlobal.properties to over-ride the %userprofile% settings.
But then you are modifying the global properties file. The point of
user properties is
Chris Sutcliffe:
I tried adding:
import $(SciteDefaultHome)\nsis
which didn't work, so I tried:
import $(SciteDefaultHome)\nsis.properties
"import" does not evaluate properties so you could use an absolute path.
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Chris Sutcliffe:
Is it possible to do an 'import' in SciTEUser.properties? I'm trying
to enable NSIS support with 'import nsis' but it only seems to work if
I uncomment the line in SciTEGlobal.properties. I'd prefer to do it
in the SciTEUser file so that the change is not lost when I upgrade.
newbie2:
Can you help me to fix it?
I don't know what the problem is and no one else has responded so
it doesn't look like other people have seen this. There are probably
50 people on the list who use gcc on Linux and thus used 1.4.0 when
that was current, so if the problem was common then i
[Forwarding from newbie2 manually as messed up in Mailman]
Neil Hodgson wrote:
>
> newbie2:
>
>> The problem is that when I try to type something in the output pane it
>> only
>> prints exit code 0 or exit code 1
>
>But Python output was visible, so typing &
newbie2:
The problem is that when I try to type something in the output pane it only
prints exit code 0 or exit code 1
But Python output was visible, so typing "python -h" into the
output pane probably shows help as well. If Python output is visible
then SciTE is probably doing its job and i
mozers:
In ScintillaHistory.html it is written:
SCN_DOUBLECLICK notification may set SCI_SHIFT, SCI_CTRL, and SCI_ALT flags on
modifiers field.
How practically use this opportunity?
In SciTE-Ru there is a similar function which has been created by mimir:
Example:
function OnDoubleClick(
newbie2:
When I compile with gcc 4.1.0 source files I can't see the error messages...
It is written only if it compiles successfully or not --> return code 0 or
return code 1...
I tried gcc 4.1.1 on Fedora Core 5, typed "gcc --version" into the
output pane and it displayed version informatio
barcaroller:
I've googled this but could not find anything relevant. Does SciTE have a
spell-checker?
No.
Neil
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