Looks like the decode logic is actually from Philippe or another
Lua user. It matches Lua because it has the two literals at line
then file . Then it searches for a terminating single quote as the
comment indicates Lua uses asymmetric `quotes'. But it searches from
the start of 'file ' rather
Agustín Fernández:
Is there any way to execute a command from lua without opening a dos
box? Because even if we somehow solved the problem of scheduling events
a dos box popping up every 5 seconds or so would be quite distracting...
I don't think there is.
Neil
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 different shell (copy vs cp?) or similar.
Neil
Roman Hubacek:
recently I've upgraded to new Scite (1.66) and after some time I've
noticed some different behavior. I have some files in a directory and
editing some of them in Scite. When I create new file and try to save it
(SaveAs), I'm in Documents directory instead of last file
Piotr Fusik:
The examples I gave are Ctrl+Shift+8 and Ctrl+Shift+9
on Windows and Ctrl+Shift+A and Ctrl+Shift+D on GTK.
I think they are available for use on both systems.
Ctrl+Shift+8 was chosen for Visual Studio compatibility and
Ctrl+Shift+9 for similarity. They were unavailable for
Philippe Lhoste:
That's why it is accidental, because it is not consistent. A better
way to enter such control chars may be to use good old two stroke
command, like Ctrl+Y Ctrl+wanted char.
Scintilla has no abilities to handle multiple key sequences and
such a feature needs careful design
Павел Кудинов:
When I define lexer.*=hypertext at _last line_ of Global properties
file - this working as I want (all non-defined extension, including
no-extension files, use hypertext lexer).
SciTE does not define what happens when file patterns overlap inone
properties level. Override
Eric Promislow has updated the Ruby lexer to better handle here
documents and non-ASCII characters.
Available from CVS and from
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
Neil
Павел Кудинов:
border type of Scitilla element in SciTE (none,flat,3d) (none border add
+0.5 row of visible code)
I won't accept this change. If you want to change chrome, modifythe source
code.
why fold=0 doesn't work? (v1.64)
Insufficient information.
why keys like:
Dody Suria Wijaya:
So if you could point me on how this bug can be reproduced (at least
theoritically)...
The z-order code from 1.59 is quite messy, but it works.
Every version of the code has failed for me on Windows. I don't
believe it is worth finding reproducible cases because the
Павел Кудинов:
It would so cool, if you add two options to be configurable: 1. relative
interline interval (other editors permit change of interline interval from
+2 to -2 pixels). (for example, on Corier New Font 13px setting this value
to -1 adding approx. +2.5 lines of visible code for
Dody Suria Wijaya:
I've put up a modifed version of the latest release 1.66 version, which
has z-order switching support patched in again. But only for win32.
Get it at http://miaw.tcom.ou.edu/~dody/scite/wscite-1.66-with-zorder.zip
I discommend using this version as it is based on
SciTE 1.66 is now available from the scintilla.org web site.
SciTE 1.66 is a minor enhancement and bug fix release. A bug was
fixed that was introduced in the previous release with files located in
directories which included the '.' character. The builtin Find in Files
command
slav0nic:
and it will be colored! (but no all (as pytnon IDLE editor))B)
but#2 i saw python lexer sources and there only 1 keywords var=\
can i colored it whitout keywords?
You should add your list of builtins to keywordclass.python in your
user properties.
Neil
Robert Roessler:
A small thing, most likely meaningless, but... immediately after doing
my full rebuilds of Scintilla and SciTE, I fired up an SciTE instance
and told it to load one of my sessions - and the directory was changed
from My Documents (where my sessions live) to a different
Piotr Fusik:
I wonder what's chars.accented for. I don't see it documented.
Ctrl+Left/Right seem to honour only chars.alpha.
It is there to allow users to combine it with other values to
produce properties like word.characters.$(file.patterns.cpp).
Neil
A pre-release of SciTE and Scintilla 1.66 can be downloaded from
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
This is close to what will be released although a new Ruby lexer
may be added before release.
Neil
Agustín Fernández:
In the new version they added the functionality that if you open a file
twice it will be saved with the same temporary name. I assumed that
SciTE wouldn't open the files again, but that is not the case. I use
check.if.already.open (and load.on.activate, which even notices
Piotr Fusik:
I am unable to find the list of changes. :-(
Prereleases don't get real change lists. If there is something new
that hasn't been discussed yet then the mail will normally mention it.
Assume that changes recently posted with committed are in along with
uninteresting minor
There is a new updated prerelease of 1.66 in CVS and
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
This includes a new, more ambitious Ruby lexer from Eric Promislow
(and others?) of ActiveState. It recognizes much more Ruby
The current prerelease should expose an AutoCMaxHeight property.
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Georg Ritter:
the CSound mode in Scite is (partially) broken since 1.64: folding and
opcode keywords don't work.
After some investigation I found out that the variable name opcodes in
csound.properties is the culprit.
When I replace it with something else (for example csound_opcodes),
Robert Roessler:
I like the sound of this (does SciTE always just have 1 or 2 panes?) -
Currently always 2 panes, although there may be a file navigation
pane in the future.
is there any chance this could be handled in the shared UI code? In
any case, you could point me at some modules
Robert Roessler:
If you are running on GTK+ then /bin/sh is used so other shells
need to be invoked explicitly. See xsystem in scite/gtk/SciTEGTK.cxx.
No, you know I am a dyed-in-the-wool Windows person... who has been
using the GTK (but still Win32) version of *Scintilla* for my OCaml
Robert Roessler:
Cool! Thanks, Neil - now I do not need to fire up VS just to do
multi-file searches with case and/or whole word controls. :)
It is unlikely I'll add any more options to this dialog. Some
people may want to use real regular expressions but that is something
I do very rarely
The Find in Files dialog now has two check boxes Match whole word
only and Match case on both Windows and GTK+. These use the same
state as the Find and Replace dialogs so if you choose Match case in
one dialog, it will be set on the others. It may be better to have a
separate state for Find in
Robert Roessler:
I may not be getting how to use this new feature, but I have two
difficulties with [attempted] command re-execution:
2) if I go ahead and insert a '' at the front of a generated
command line and click Enter (BTW, this only sends the whole line if I
first move all of the
Robert Roessler:
Thanks for detailing the thinking and behavior of output pane command
execution - but on this last point were you saying that I should read
the command line subsystem doc to see how I could substitute a
different command shell (like, say, /bin/sh)? Because I reviewed the
Roger Sondermann:
with the latest CVS version I get a lot of compiler warnings:
Borland C++ 5.5.1 for Win32 Copyright (c) 1993, 2000 Borland
..\src\scitebase.cxx:
Warning W8071 ..\src\scitebase.cxx 3011: Conversion may lose
significant digits
Fixed in CVS.
Neil
The intention of save.all.for.build is to save all buffers before
performing a Compile, Build, or Go command and for it not to affect
other commands. Compile, Build and Go are likely to process multiple
files and so there is a way to save all the buffers. Other tool
commands are more likely to
The '.' in directory name bug is now fixed in CVS and also available from
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
Please check to see if this has fixed the problems you have experienced.
Neil
I added some features to the SciTE output pane. If $( is typed then
an autocompletion list of some of the system properties is shown which
makes it easier to run a command on the current file ($(FileNameExt)
or $(FilePath)).
If Enter is pressed on a line that starts with '' which is likely
Helmut Jarausch:
I've just noticed that starting (i.g. via a WM Menu)
SciTE in a non-writable directory (on Linux)
lets SciTE die with an obscure memory error.
Can't reproduce on FC4 as normal user with
mkdir xxx
chmod -w xxx
cd xxx
SciTE
Type x
File | Save As: x.py
See Could not save
Helmut Jarausch:
On 4 Aug, Filip Yaghob wrote:
Try SciTE\win32\SciTEWinBar.cxx
Sorry, I forgot to mention that I am working with Linux.
scite/gtk/SciTEGTK.cxx CreateMenu, AddToolBar.
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Rafał Chłodnicki:
Thank you for all the fixes. It's a shame that I don't have any compiler.
Free compilers are available from
Mingw:http://www.mingw.org/download.shtml Current - Mingw - MinGW-4.1.1.exe
Borland:http://www.borland.com/downloads/download_cbuilder.html
Microsoft beta
Rafał Chłodnicki:
And another problem. In UserProfile directory I have two properties files:
SciTEUser.properties, and shortcuts.properties SciTEUser.properties is
used by SciTE and it works. But in SciTEUser.properties there is also this
command: import shortcuts which does not work
Rafał Chłodnicki:
There is no way I can make it work in 1.65 Jul 30 2005 20:36:42 Was there
any changes made recently?
The only recent change was to stop treatment of a click outside anytab as
closing tab -1 which caused undefined behaviour. I am usingWindows XP SP2, you
may need to run
SciTE 1.65 is now available from the scintilla.org web site.
SciTE 1.65 is a minor enhancement and bug fix release. Middle
clicking on a tab will close that file. Files may be automatically saved
before a build command with the save.all.for.build setting. On Windows,
there are command
Robert Roessler:
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)...
and you
Spencer Nelson:
It seems to me that when the functionality to close a tab by
middle-clicking was added it included a bug. Whenever I middle click it
closes whatever tab is currently open as opposed to closing the tab that
I click on. Also, I just tried middle-clicking to grab and scroll the
SciTE tries to achieve good selectivity of settings: properties can
be set globally, by platform, per user, or per directory and many may
also be selected by file pattern (mostly extension) or language
(lexer). When you change an option in the UI, the correct selector to
save that with is not
Dennis Kane;
Looks like I asked the wrong question. I saw the reference in the help
file that said I had to set the location of the SciTEUser.Properties
file if it was not to be in the home directory, but could find no
reference on how to set environment variables. How do I set the
Robert Roessler:
So - just making an inquiry, not volunteering - why are you not doing
threading on both Windows and GTK+ (and sharing most of the find
implementation)? From the outside, GLib threads look usable enough...
and they do sort of come bundled under the GTK umbrella, right?
On
The internal version of Find in Files no longer blocks the GUI. On
Windows, it is executed in a separate thread. On GTK+ a second
instance of SciTE is started with a '-grep' command line argument
causing it to perform the search, printing matches to standard output.
This allows the search to be
Robert Roessler:
Am I just missing something or is there still no way to specify case
and regexp options in the Find dialog?
There are no options yet and I don't expect them to arrive before 1.65.
Put another way, now that Find is using the same [I assume] code as
Replace, it *could*
Bruce Dodson made a patch that fixes this problem and it is
available from CVS. The patch includes the elseif in the folding of
the initial if rather than adding an extra fold point for the elseif
branch.
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Stephen Stagg:
I've written an R Lexer for Scintilla and checked that
is compiles etc...
How would I submit this for inclusion in the scintilla
package??
Put it on a web site and announce it here or add an item with a
patch to the request-for-enhancement tracker on Sourceforge. That way
Anselm Meyn:
I have been using SCITE for quite a while now but have not been able to
configure it to my desire.
I have a certain types of files with the (.prog) extensions (almost similar
to java files). I would like to add keywords of this file type so that it is
shown differently.
Richard Heyes:
Now according to Spy++ the messages are going to the window given in the
argument to the C# program, but the call to SCI_GETTEXTLENGTH always
returns 0, and the call to SCI_GETTEXT doesn't (appear to) touch the
text buffer. FWIW, If I change the SCI_GETTEXT to use WM_GETTEXT
Neil Sanner:
Hi have some difficulties with folding in Avenue code. When I click on the
minus sign of the first if, it hides all following lines. Even the lines
after the end... This is strange.
The folder for Avenue does not handle elseif. To fix this you or
someone else will need to
Richard Heyes:
Is there anyway to transfer the contents of the main window via the
Director interface?
There is support code for using a macrocommand: with SCI_GETTEXT.
It looks like this was done by Laurent for Filerx. You could read the
code in conjunction with Filerx to understand how to
Robert Roessler:
I brought up a similar problem a few days ago which ended up being
about how the Tools-menu command extensions relate to buffers and
filenames... the short answer was that Save changes to (Untitled)?
was OK.
I misinterpreted your message: I thought your problem was only
A new version of the FilePath code has been committed. This version
encapsulates file path handling for SciTE and could be the starting
point of support for Unicode file names or FTP file access. Currently
it does neither of these things and I won't be working on these
features. The Unicode
There is also a new setting save.all.for.build that saves all
buffers before performing a Compile, Build, or Go command.
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Steve Donovan:
This is a new prototype Scintilla-based editor, which
I'm mentioning here because of its approach to
find dialogs. They get very complicated,
...
I currently like Firefox's find strip which is a bit like
Tentacle's but at the bottom of the window and incremental. Find
A new version of the Windows Unicode file name support is available from
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTE.exe executable
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/sciteu.zip source
Due to the added complexity and limited demand for this feature, I
won't be working on the Unicode aspect of this
Philippe:
Apparently removing the groupundo option solved the problem.
I've been trying to work out a way that groupundo can fail. Are
your scripts switching between or reloading buffers?
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Marc Soleda:
Scite, shouldn't display them. I'd like that if they have a
programmed behavior (like Ctrl+C, ...) it would be applied
but they shouldn't be diplayed.
I've tried to set the control character symbol to NULL
(SCI_SETCONTROLCHARSYMBOL(0)) but Scite still writes
the default
Me:
I have made an experimental version of SciTE for Windows that uses
unicode file names.
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.exe
That should be
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTE.exe
Updated to save with correct name. Rough source (2 megabytes) available from
Sime:
What am I doing wrong? Just don't tell me that SciTE doesn't support
files with that kind of extensions :(
The HTML lexer is called hypertext.
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Visual C++ indents paths that further explain a problem like so:
C:\os\SciTEProps.cxx(152)
different access qualifiers to definition of Notification in
C:\include\Notifications.h(34)
SciTE understood that both were error lines but tried to open the
path with the leading space
There was an earlier thread about a similar issue
http://mailman.lyra.org/pipermail/scintilla-interest/2005-March/005888.html
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Frank Preiß:
I'm using SciTE 1.64 on Windows XP Pro. I'd like to customize SciTE so that
it highlights lines in a logfile that contain special key words, e.g. line
contains WARNING - it will be highlighted with red. How do I accomplish
that? I searched the web but didn't find anything useful.
kanutron:
* Problem:
abbrev.properties is the unique visible file on my home. rest are dirs
or hidden files. I'm constantly deleting this by accident. :-P
hrrrmphUnix users/hrrrmph. Give them an rm and they'll specify
-f every time and then ask for files to be hidden to protect
themselves.
This appears to require that extension DLLs be built in a way that
is compatible with the EXE requiring a similar compiler and compiler
flags. Is there a 'hygienic' extension mechanism for Lua where
extension DLLs can be built with any compiler and options and used
with executables compiled
Elsass Philippe:
I admit I'm not a DLL expert ;) I wonder if DLLs are
compiler-specific. Could you have SciTE.exe link SciLexer.dll built
with different compilers?
DLLs can be very compiler specific but do not have to be if they
are designed carefully. An example where there is often
Pujo Aji:
1. open first file (LongCode.py)
2. open second file (someCode.py)
3. in LongCode scroll down until the scroll bar in the middle.
4. change the tab focus to someCode.py
5. go back to LongCode.py
6. At this time cursor position is at the bottom.
is that normal ?
This
Manta:
I found it easier to get my head around this scope as an option (i.e.
checkbox) rather than a button for Replace in Buffers, and a button
for Replace in Selection
The reason that Replace All and In Selection are 2 buttons
rather than a checkbox and a button is that this requires
Me:
To avoid the possibility of a '-' in the fold margin with hidden
child lines when a fold point disappears, SciTE now performs a full
expansion of that line.
That should be 'when a fold point appears'.
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Fabio Chelly:
I created an external tool that I call from SciTE.
The problem is that this tool modifies the current file opened in SciTE.
Sometimes, SciTE reload the modified file automatically without
complaining, but sometimes, it displays an error message box because
it cannot access
Manta:
Anyways, I doubt this helps, but I can assure you that this is not a
SciTE bug, I've seen it in every edit-box I've ever used on Windows.
Most likely it's a video card bug.
Even if its a bug, it may be possible to work around it by breaking
the text into segments and then drawing or
Pujo Aji:
How can I perform search inside output pane?
Copy to the edit pane then search there.
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Elsass Philippe:
I didn't manage to build SciTE with Lua support in MVS.
I believe i should download another compiler...
Visual C++ is supported. Build using scite/win32/scite.mak.
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Peter Wu:
What I really want is to start an independant
msdos shell from the menu Tools - start MSDOS shell.
I mean add start msdos shell under tools. It is just a
convenient way for doing things from SciTE.
command.name.3.*=start msdos shell
command.3.*=cmd /c start
Peter Wu:
command.go.*.ch=ch $(FileNameExt)
to
command.go.*.ch=ch -u $(FileNameExt)
It will unbuffer the stdout stream.
OK.
After playing Scite for a while, I am not sure if it is possible
to start msdos shell (cmd) from Scite? or is it easy for me to add
manually?
Type cmd
Istvan:
How can I put Scite on making word selection when I do a CTRL + mouse left
click?
This feature is available in Editplus and I would like to know if this is
possible in Scite.
This is not possible within SciTE itself although there are various
utilities available to change the
Milan Babuskov:
Now, I only have one problem. When I already have both .cpp and .h files open,
and I accidentally run it (I have many buffers so I oversee it), it opens
another buffer, so I have .cpp or .h file opened twice, thrice, etc.
I don't see this happening. SciTE realises that the
Randy Butler has contributed a lexer and other support for Flagship
which is a language implementation derived from Clipper / XBase.
flagship.properties included in SciTE download but commented out of
SciTEGlobal.properties so has to be enabled to work.
Addition committed to CVS and
April White:
I have placed at ftp://ftp.scintilla.org/scite-april-2005-05-18.zip my
revisions of SciTEBase.cxx to allow reading from stdin when the command
line parameter is -
For other people that URL should be
http://www.scintilla.org/aprilw/scite-april-2005-05-18.zip
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