Martijn van Iersel:
dir
|-SciTE.properties
|
\ subdir
|-SciTE.properties
|import ../SciTE
\-subdir
|-SciTE.properties
\ import ../SciTE
I reconfirmed the problem with todays CVS version, GTK build, on linux
(ubuntu Edgy). Looking at the backtrace this seems to be a
Frank Wunderlich:
another Question: how can i write a SString to output-pane (error message)?
If you are running in the main thread
OutputAppendString(s.c_str());
From either thread
OutputAppendStringSynchronised(s.c_str());
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Robert Roessler:
BTW, I had rounded up a replacement hashing function some time ago -
it gives better distribution than the stock one used by Scintilla,
which of course translates to fewer items sharing buckets. If someone
is interested...
You are probably thinking of PropSet which should
Frank Wunderlich:
i have build in a function to replace vars (in my case $(SciteDefaultHome))
with their value. This value is D:\Programmierung\wscite but will be
replaced by the old short value D:\PROGRA~1\wscite. is there a way to get
the long format?
You can try to run dir /X but that
신명섭:
else if (isprefix(action, savesession:)) { if (*arg)
SaveSession(arg); }
OK. committed.
I wonder why the original implementor of loadsession: didn't include
savesession:.
To use from the command line.
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b3n:
autocomplete.php.fillups=$(SciteDefaultHome)\php.api
autocomplete.asp.fillups=$(SciteDefaultHome)\asp.api
These are invalid. autocomplete.lexer.fillups is set to a set of
characters, not a file name.
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Frank Wunderlich:
why isn't $(LineNumber) and $(ColumnNumber) working here? these
variables were useful at this place.
$(LineNumber) and $(ColumnNumber) are only defined for the status
bar, not for any other use.
if using $(SelectionStartLine),$(SelectionStartColumn) i get a
selection,
Robert Koch:
So, now I come with another question: is there a limit for the number of
words in a keyword list? Is there a problem if I place one word by line,
like this? Because when I placed the entire word list (all the field names
of all the tables of my system - about 46000 words), the
mitchell:
You might also want to take a look at something more powerful:
http://caladbolg.net/scite_snippets.php
This is probably overkill for simple abbrevs, but if you'll ever want
something more feature-full, it doesn't get much better than snippets.
Its a bit complicated...
b3n:
Is there any way to achieve the above?
Not with the distributed version of SciTE. You could change the source code.
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mitchell:
Yeah, when I was trying to write code to get clipboard contents, I took
a look at the paste function and it was over my head, so I didn't
bother. Maybe someone could help in that respect.
I think what you are after is to retrieve the clipboard contents as
if it was going into the
b3n:
If I go to: Help SciTE Help the Help file opens in Notepad. Can I
instruct Scite via command.scite.help to open the file using Firefox
instead? I don't want to change my default editor for .htm files.
Opens in Firefox for me. The standard properties say to open the
file using
Jim Hill:
Since i put character.set=utf8 in options, SciTE
This should have no effect. character.set is a numeric property and
is incapable of setting Unicode mode. code.page can be set to 65001
for UTF-8. character.set is used to find a font for drawing the text.
code.page is used to work
Frank Wunderlich:
as you see i use scite.open, not io.open...
In readFavsFile() you call io.open for every file in the favs file
to see if they exist but don't call close.
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Frank Wunderlich:
as you can see, you have to set the complete list (all filters)...
i dont know why append (seen below) not work...
open.filter=\
$(open.filter)\
Action Script (as)|*.as|
won't work
Expressions are evaluated when they are used, not when they are
defined so that, for example
Jonathan:
It seems like you get a lot of traffic for this editor and scintilla... Ever
think about getting an IRC channel like on freenode or something?
I've never been happy with the interruption stream from messaging
when I've been forced to use it as part of a job so won't use it for
Don Kinzer:
Clearly, the third line is coded incorectly; the second part should read *s
= 'Z'. The effect of this error is that option names with upper case
characters are not correctly recognized.
OK, committed.
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Ervin Peters:
That workd vor the most things like all the suggestions of the global
properies, the keywords.$(file.patterns.sql) but not for the
file.patterns.xml=*.tmpl;*.xml;*.xsl;*.svg;*.xul;*.xsd;*.dtd;*.xslt;*.axl;*.xrc;*.rdf
which is part of the html properties. It works if I change th
Frank Wunderlich:
the lua-function Open() opens the given file exclusive, so i cannot
rename it while it's open. opening a file in scite normal let me
rename the file.
Can the lua-function changed to work like normal open?
Do you mean io.open or scite.Open? If you are using the lua
io.open
Kein-Hong Man:
I searched for 72 in a CVS copy, and for SciTE we have:
SciTEBase.cxx
SciTERes.rc
apart from the docs...
If we put the versions in SciTE.h, the Lua extension can get the version
number from there and create a string constant in scite.
Now look at the different formats of
Philippe Lhoste:
Perhaps alternate wordings:
...
OK, committed.
This command opens the file for the file name selected in either the
edit or output pane. It uses the current selection or searches around
the caret to try to find a file name based on which characters are
normally used in
Howell, Andrew:
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.
There is no support for this so you will need to change the
Kein-Hong Man:
An scite.VERSION entry in the Lua extension would be helpful... is
such a scheme acceptable?
If there was a reasonable way for it to be set, preferably
automatically. There are already too many locations where I have to
change the version number for each release.
Neil
Frank Wunderlich:
i hope there is a way to include this (maybe modified) into next version...
Unless there is very strong support from others, I won't be
including this in the version of SciTE I distribute. It is far too
prescriptive in the policy it follows and its not a policy I would
April White:
Is there any programmer on a linux PC that would volunteer to implement
the necessary changes in gtk? I believe it is mostly some stub methods.
It should be simpler on Linux as SciTE only is single threaded on Linux.
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Hi All. Can I test the scite version inside a lua script?
There is no direct way. One workaround is to find the SciTE.html
file (on Windows this is in the directory given by the property
SciteDefaultHome) then in that file the text Release version is
followed by the release
A possible way to do this is via a Lua script, perhaps watching the
OnOpen event: new file coming up - update session.
For closed buffers, perhaps OnSwitchFile?
I can be wrong, but it seems that buffer management in Lua is still a
bit primitive.
And we don't have, AFAIK, an OnSciTEExit
Robert Roessler:
It just seemed that since a) SciTE can already save the current set of
buffers and minimal state info, b) bring this back, and c) handle
explicit loads and saves of *named* buffer bundles (sessions),
substituting in the last named bundle for a) and b) shouldn't be all
that
Spencer Nelson:
I am currently using a UK keyboard but have told Windows that it is a US
keyboard so that I don't have to re-learn how to type. The problem that
I have is that every once in a while the key handling in SciTE will
revert from thinking it's a US keyboard to UK. This only
Philippe Lhoste:
PS.: Neil, perhaps some of the above could go in the doc?
Yes, but its one of the features that is sometimes useful but not as
often required as others so it shouldn't be emphasised too much. A
nicely edited version can go in but don't know when I'll have time.
Neil
Benjamin Fisher:
What I would like access to is the same subsystem that are in the
commands defined in the properties file. I wish there were a
os.ShellExecute, or perhaps a scite.CallCustomCommand(11, arguments).
April White did a lot of work on this but her implementation hasn't
been
Jim Hill:
It looks as though the buffer stores unicode as utf-8,
and i guess the error may be in conversion
from utf-8 to utf-16 when saving.
The buffer is in UTF-8 and there is a bug that can break writing on
128K boundaries. There's even a TODO comment saying it is wrong. Fixed
by
Frank Wunderlich:
but i wonder why command#2 isn't shown when i uncomment
this in pascal.properties and why only command 2 is affected,
command #0 and #1 also set in pascal.properties but they
were overridden.
As I said earlier, the priority between different wildcards is
undefined. You may
Frank Wunderlich:
if i do this, command 2 is also hidden and also when i comment out all
command-definitions in pascal.properties...don't know why...
also both together...
Restate the property name used in pascal.properties with your
preferred value to override it. If you set a property
mozers:
SciTE 1.72 .31Ru is now available from the scite.ruteam.ru web site.
It appears that this version omits the position and line fields for
the SCN_DOUBLECLICK notification in Editor.cxx. This is incompatible
with other versions of Scintilla.
Neil
Frank Wunderlich:
works for me too, but not for pas-files. command #2 won't be
displayed in pas-files. the others work...
Works for me for pas files. Try emptying user properties, reverting
any other changed properties files from installation, then add the
quoted lines.
Neil
If you are going to edit SciTEGlobal.properties you may as well
just set all the properties you want to change.
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Frank Wunderlich:
i dont need commands defined in Scite by the pascal-lexer
(compile/build/start/debug compile/GDB) so i removed them like this:
...
command.name.1.*.pas=
command.1.*.pas=
...
command.name.1.*=Datum einfügen
command.1.*=insert_date
The priority between different wildcards is
Pedro A ARANDA:
this is a very simple addition to use the Perl Properties to edit AWK files
Committed except it looks like you have the shbang setting reversed.
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Felix Kater:
The first 5 to 10 lines are displayed awfully slow (about one second
per line and nearly letter by letter like a typewriter) and then the
rest of lines is displayed at normal speed (like at once).
I have seen this before on GTK+ and expect its an unfortunate
synchronization
Robert Roessler:
Was the cool Ctrl-Tab behavior that got added last year a Windows-only
thing? I notice that when using the executable from gscite172.tgz on
FC6 - Ctrl-Tab just does the older next-tab-in-order-with-wrap bit.
This requires handling the depression of the Ctrl key creating a
Hz:
Using the following user setting worked on previous versions of SciTE.
On 1.72 the selection looks different. Setting selection.alpha=256 seems
to fix it. Is it just a new default value?
This works on 1.71, giving a standard WinXP dark blue background and
white text. On 1.72 the selection
Frank Wunderlich:
so i have to change the pascal.properties. no way change this by
sciteuser. i think there must be implemented a priority so that e.g.
sciteuser always overrides lexer definitions.
Setting the same property in SciTEUser.properties will override
pascal.properties.
Neil
Frank Wunderlich:
i want to replace commands 1-3 defined for *.pas define as *, so this
seems not work. pas-commands should disabled (also go, compile,
build). command-range 0-9 used for all files...
Adding this to my SciTEUser.properties works for me:
command.name.1.*=Datum einfügen
Committed the full screen patch.
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The problem is that for HTML, the style checking is turned off
(braces.lexer.style=0) since each of the sublanguages has their own
brace styles but the code that checks after the caret didn't handle
this case.
On a related note, SciTEBase::FindMatchingBracePosition() twice pulls
out style
askm:
I'm not seeing the text in the ac-box on my (Windows 98) machine when typing.
However, when I use my scite on another's (Windows 98) machine I can see it
in the ac-box.
Can someone tell me what in my possibly inferior machine is affecting this ?
Either your properties are set
SciTE 1.72 is now available from the scintilla.org web site.
SciTE 1.72 improves performance, enables incremental search on GTK+
and allows Find in Files to ignore binary files and directories starting
with .. A bug fix may make keyboard input work on Solaris and other
less common
Me:
This exports a lot of symbols that aren't needed for Lua. Isn't
there an equivalent to a Windows DEF file that lists the functions to
be made available?
This document explains symbol export on Linux:
http://people.redhat.com/drepper/dsohowto.pdf
The visibility attribute for
Release candidate code for Scintilla and SciTE 1.72 is now in CVS
and also can be downloaded from
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
If there are no problems reported then this will be released in around 1 day.
When I hit F5 this short program doesn't execute in the right pane. The DOS
prompt pops up but with no text, no way to enter text, and the curser sits
in the top left corner and flashes.
http://wiki.rubygarden.org/Ruby/page/show/SciTEAndStdinStdout
Neil
Robert Roessler wrote:
For me on VS 2003 and using smallest code settings, SciTE.exe and
SciLexer.dll come in at a trim 269KB and 329KB respectively. :)
There's a trade-off between efficiency and the hassles caused by
dependencies and I mostly favour problem avoidance.
That wasn't an
Ryan:
Not if you downloaded the sc1.exe. Besides, it would be nice to configure
sc1 how you like it and then save the configuration.
SciTE allows properties to be set over particular domains: often
different file types and directories may use different values. With
automatic configuration
Ben:
Another control that would be nice for lua extensions would be a text input.
I'm thinking of something similar to the incremental search, but would
disapear after the user pressed enter.
I worry about the potential for unexpected behaviour and failures
when displaying dialogs from
Robert Roessler:
Yes, it is the default, and the convention [AFAIK] is that the commented
assignments shown in the global properties file indicate the default.
The convention is supposed to be that the commented assignments are
opposite to the defaults so that if you want to flip a
Bruce Dodson:
The changes are fairly small to get it to compile - there
are a few new files, and the directory structure has changed
a bit but can be changed back without problems so that it
lines up with the source tree as represented in CVS - that's
what I did in my copy.
Post-1.72, its
Hz:
A wrap text at column x would be nice (so I can save it as wrapped
text). I have to do this manually now, hitting enter at column 80 for
each line.
The normal way to wrap in SciTE is dynamic wrapping by using the
Options | Wrap command. Text can be permanently split on input by
writing
Steve Donovan:
The last isn't strictly necessary to get loadlib going,
but you need it to expose the Lua API so that
Lua extensions can load; otherwise you can only
load plain libraries which can only supply a single
entry point to be called. The SciTE binary
will be larger however (about 30%)
Philippe Lhoste:
I don't know if you plan to include my RE improvement (there is a small
bugfix to send). I have started to work on the documentation update, I
should finish it soon.
I hadn't committed it and wasn't using it in my own builds. If
there's a bug fix then I'll want that before
Roger Sondermann:
An option to have the Find results displayed at the middle of the
window instead of the bottom would be nice. Or is something like
this already available?
You may be after the visible.policy settings.
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Anton:
will scite 1.72 use lua 5.1.1 instead of lua 5.0 ?
Large modifications should be added early in a release cycle so that
they get tested before release. SciTE currently includes Lua 5.0.2 so
that is what will be in SciTE 1.72.
If not, is there a simple possibility to recompile
Steve:
Linking to Lua as a shared library is a more elegant approach, but I
suspect that Neil wants to keep SciTE as a self-contained executable.
Yes, I've had enough dependency installation trouble myself
(including for some Scintilla based editors) that I want SciTE to
continue to be
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.
Windows binaries for this release will probably be made with VS
2005 rather than VS 2003 even though that causes a small increase in
size as VS 2005 is likely to be in
Sandesh Singh:
How about skipping the shortcut entirely, and showing the list of
entries automatically, say, after typing two characters. Can this be
done?
The closest things in SciTE are autocompleteword.automatic and
autocomplete.lexer.start.characters.
Neil
Jerry DeLisle:
Indent two spaces, change 8 spaces to a tab, indent braces two spaces and
following text two spaces. Like this:
...
if (x = y)
{
j = y + 3;
This is not supported by SciTE's automatic indentation. It may be
possible to write an OnChar script to do this.
Neil
John Yeung:
Well, my thought would be not to change the number of settings at all,
and simply make statement.indent.filepattern always match only the last
nonwhitespace, noncomment character when a character is specified for
that option (as opposed to when a keyword or keywords are specified).
Sebq:
Complete word I guess, the way it's implemented in textmate for mac.
So it's easy to customize/add new snippests.
ie, after typing a word 'class', lets say in php:
class|
and hitting tab, something easy is triggered, let it be
just a file inserted ie from ../scite/snippests/php/class
There is now a table of user.shortcuts command values at
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/CommandValues.html
This is mechanically generated from the menu resource and
Scintilla.iface so has a few strange items.
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Mitchell:
(SciTE:4654): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_file_system_unix_get_info: assertion
`g_path_is_absolute (filename)' failed
Gtk-ERROR **: file gtkfilechooserdefault.c: line 7772
(gtk_file_chooser_default_should_respond): assertion failed: (path != NULL)
aborting...
Aborted
Can't reproduce
Steve Donovan:
That would reduce the moderation overload tremendously.
The scintilla-temp Google group required moderation of a couple of
messages that I can't see any reason for:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/scintilla-temp/browse_thread/thread/b45d801222fa9b49
mitchell:
I'm running GTK 2.10.6. When the FileChooser dialog comes up, focus is
immediately given to the Location text entry. It is there that I can
type anything (garbage, file paths, etc.) and SciTE will abort.
OK, if you press Ctrl+L you get the Location entry and its sticky,
even
Greg Stein, who hosts the Scintilla and SciTE mailing lists,
mentioned that one contributing factor to the recent list slowdown was
the length of the moderation queues. I'm turning off moderation of
non-members for the -announce lists now - messages from non-members will
be rejected. If
John Yeung:
The rule I'm looking for is if the line ends in
a colon, indent the next one, but I don't know how or if it is possible at all
in SciTE. Something along the lines of
statement.indent.$(file.patterns.py)=10 :\n
You also need to consider lines that contain extra whitespace or
Brian Blais:
perhaps it's just the way I think, but I like to have a
directory for each project. I cd into the directory, launch
the editor, and have it pick up where I left off in that
project. This could include files from other directories,
related to the work I am doing on that
Tom Hummel:
Of course I'd expect Scite to write a BOM when I choose UTF-8 Cookie
Why would you want both a BOM and a cookie? They achieve the same
objective in different ways.
and I do not expect a BOM when I choose UTF-8 in the options menu.
OK, our expectations differ.
Neither
Brian Blais:
1) open up scite with some files
2) within scite open up a file in a different directory (call it directory blah)
3) quit scite
4) rerun scite with no arguments
this returns the session with all the files in the right place. If I go to the
directory blah, I do not see any session
M.G.Faina:
Thanks Neil. Now if you would be so kind please tells me where exactly should I
make this change?
Options | Open User Options File. Paste line at end of file. All
your changes should go there to override all the other files and to
survive upgrades.
Neil
Tom Hummel:
I didn't know Scite uses a non-standard way to mark utf8 encoded files.
SciTE's use of cookies derives from Emacs although Emacs allows
more elaborate metadata of which this is only one piece. It spread to
other editors and then Python picked it up as the way to define file
Piotr Fusik:
I must agree that UTF-8 vs UTF-8 Cookie can be confusing for people new to
SciTE.
It's especially how these options affect how the file is saved.
The naming was based mostly on opening the file and showing that
the user's code.page setting was being overridden by the file
Frédéric Glorieux:
Even if it's a multibyte encodind ?
Yes.
Maybe default was a better name,
what I could change in my locale if I want.
I don't think default is a great term either but it would be more
accurate.
Because i usually deal with different encodings, a behaviour I like in
Moritz Kreutzer:
how can I read an input when i execute a command in Scite? E.g. I have the
following java-code:
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
With buffering you are unlikely to see the input until end of file
which is relatively difficult to
Kevin Jones:
Also screen readers have a say-all command where
basically they just keep pressing the down-arrow and speak the text
non-stop to the end of the document. When in the Scite editor it will do
this for a time and then randomly stop but jaws thinks it's still going.
Don't know
The Indentation Settings dialog now works on GTK+.
A Convert button is available in the Indentation Settings dialog
to convert all indentation to use spaces or a combination of tabs and
spaces. First the parameters are set similar to pressing the OK
button. Then the amount of indentation on
Ernesto Posse:
Hi. I'm interested in having a mode for a language I am working on,
and since it's syntax is close to Python's I have created my own
properties file based on python.properties. While the lexer does
recognize the keywords of my language with the new file, I cannot set
different
Brian Blais:
function SelectCurrentLine(bWithEOL)
Drop the parameter to make this easy to call from a key.
command.name.12.*=Cut To EOL
command.12.*=CutToEOL
command.subsystem.12.*=3
command.shortcut.12.*=Ctrl+K
command.mode.12.*=savebefore:no
command.name.13.*=Select Line
Robert:
I want to teach SciTE to complile a .pas file (on Ctrl-F7) with an old compiler
like
tpc.exe file
command.compile.*.pas=tpc $(FilePath)
and at best when there is a compiler error (exit status 1) parse this simple
output scheme:
Turbo Pascal Version 6.0 Copyright (c) 1983,90
Steve Donovan:
I notice that the very useful 'loadlib' Lua library function is not
included in the non-Windows build.
There are issues here (which I do not fully understand) that the
libraries being loaded need to be able to use the Lua runtime which is
currently located in SciTE. There was
Philippe Lhoste:
Posted to Scintilla-Temp, I repost to correct list as I see they are back.
Copying my reply here so it is seen by SciTE-interest members and goes
into the archive.
Hi Philippe,
Hum, I post a SciTE issue in Scintilla-Temp, but I didn't saw a
SciTE-Temp... This group seems
Felix Kater:
when I use gcc-4.1.1-r1 (gentoo-linux) with nls support, it emits
single quotes. On my xterm it looks ok, in the scite output window they
are replaced by ugly squares with the unicode in it.
Linux distributions now often set the locale to UTF-8 by, for
example, setting
R-Junior:
1) I'm using parameters, but I noticed the dialog asking for them will come
with empty fields if you didn't use it before. Is there a way to supply
default values?
Its not really a planned feature but the parameters can be set with
properties like:
1=Default value for first
Alexander Zenkov:
Dear Neil Hodgson. I'm completely agree with you about RECURSIVE_CALL, but it
simple to transfere them into RECURSIVELESS function. For example it's possible
to write like that:
Using recursion in menu manipulation isn't a big concern. The
_MAX_EXTENSION_RECURSIVE_CALL
Kein-Hong's modification is now committed to CVS.
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Pedro:
It's very handy and I would like to have a method to access the
system's environment variables in SciTE.
Environment variables are available as properties. Try typing into
the Output pane:
echo $(PWD)
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https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detailatid=102439aid=1594873group_id=2439
Looks like this is a problem with Lua's io.popen as used by extman
on GTK+/Linux. The reporter has uploaded some more context and
modified the code a bit. Could someone with more
Jens:
I have no file extensions offered in Save as dialogue at all! Have to type
the extension (i.e. .txt) manually, or I will have a file without any
extension. This behaviour is very annoying.
Anything I can do about it?
Modify the source code.
Neil
Franz Steinhaeusler:
I tried to checkout wxPython, but nothing of the following was working
for me.
I expect you should ask on one of the wxWidgets lists.
http://wxwidgets.org/support/maillst2.htm
There were, IIRC, some problems with the wxwidgets.org recently and
SourceForge CVS is
Ronald:
I found the following way to get scite to hang, with the only remedy to
kill it (and hence losing all unsaved data). This is reproducible on Scite
1.58.
SciTE 1.58 is more than 2.5 years old. Try updating.
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Bob M:
I propose replacing the section of code in LexMatlab.cxx that handles the
SCE_MATLAB_STRING and SCE_MATLAB_DOUBLEQUOTESTRING states with the
following:
OK, committed.
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Barry:
Is there a function within SciTE to send and SMTP email?
No. Use an external program.
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Felix:
if I have a longer comment on the usage of a function to be placed in
the API files: Can I somehow insert a line break command into the
explanatory comment so that when displayed it is spanning across several lines?
Scintilla breaks at new line characters but SciTE has no way to
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