Hi,
I recently came across "WhiteRoom", a "distraction free text editor".
Mainly it's an editor that shows only the text you're working on
(fullscreen, without any scrollbars/menus/...), hiding everything that
could possibly distract from said text. That was when I noted that
fullscreen mode would
Hi,
I'm almost sure this has been asked/requested before, but I'm unable to
find anything about it:
I would like to have a command line that takes a file name and jumps to
the SciTE instance that currently has this file open (regardless of
"check.if.already.open"). Even better if it's then possibl
Neil Hodgson wrote:
>I have implemented dynamic palette sizing for Windows and GTK+. Its
> quite simple, starting at 100 elements and doubling in size when more
> are needed. Other platform authors will need to modify their code but
> most can simply copy the Windows or GTK+ implementations. Te
Am Dienstag 14 Februar 2006 22:52 schrieb Ben Segall:
> >It depends on the version of GTK+ 2. On recent versions you can
> > start typing. A slash may display an entry field.
>
> For all this time I've been hating the GTK+ 2 open box and it actually
> does have the ability to type in a filename
rth wrote:
> [..] Quickly restarting the
> program yields about 1 in 5 good startups. When it does not abort, the
> ctags operation is working correctly. The majority of SciTE startups
> abort with a glibc complaint of a double free. If I remove the
> extman.lua extension, the operation is reliable
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Neil Hodgson wrote:
> Mario Valle:
>
>
>>Is it possible to save and restore bookmarks?
>
>
>No. This has been answered before.
>
Though it's probably relatively easy to add via Lua...
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Neil Hodgson wrote:
>Stick some traces in scintilla/gtk/PlatGTK.cxx Palette::* and try
> changing Palette::numEntries in scintilla/include/Platform.h.
I put a DebugDisplay in Palette::WantFind() in the "if (want)" case,
giving me the current valu
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Neil Hodgson schrieb:
>>Why is this happening? And more importantly, what can I do about it?>
>
> You may have a limited colour palette, perhaps with an 8-bit
> display mode. If this is the case, options include changing mode to
> 16, 24, or 32
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Hi list,
I recently updated to SciTE 1.67 (from something like 1.62) and came
across the following problem (on GTK2/Ubuntu 5.10). I have
selection.back=#e7ff60
in my properties file. That's a nice MacOSX textmarker like color. Works
fine, though not
Kauker, Hubert wrote:
> is it possible to set tab width and indentation for different file types
> individually? For example:
>
> ini, dat, txt - 0
> js, java - 2
> css, html, xml - 4
> haskell, python - 8
For me, the following works just fine (using Scite 1.67):
tab.size.*.rb=2
indent.size.*.r
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