Neil Hodgson wrote:
I tried:
1) ext.lua.auto.reload=1
2) two buffers open: remove_email_virus.py and mmfold.py
3) Options | open Lua Startup Script
4) Define function:
function OnChar(ch)
print("ch " .. ch)
To be honest it wasn't worked for me ... but I've just found the problem.
I had
Istvan:
> That's the setting I am using now. If I add a new code, eg. for onChar(ch)
> function I add: print(ch)
> and save, that will show on the output the chars what I am typing, but if I
> switch to another buffer
> the chars will not be displayed. So that's my problem.
I tried:
1) ext
Neil Hodgson wrote:
Istvan:
I didn't modified anything in the properties files, I just addded the .exe and
the .dll
from the new version. This is the way how it works, or there is something what
I need
to change, not to restart Scite on every modification of SciTEStartup.lua .
ext.lua.auto.
Istvan:
> I didn't modified anything in the properties files, I just addded the .exe
> and the .dll
> from the new version. This is the way how it works, or there is something
> what I need
> to change, not to restart Scite on every modification of SciTEStartup.lua .
ext.lua.auto.reload=1
ext.l
Neil Hodgson wrote:
>props is a view of volatile data and changes are not propagated
back to the editor. Set the TabWidth and Indent properties instead.
That's work.
Just one question. In Scite 1.62 when I modified something in the
SciTEStartup.lua
and after I saved, it reloaded the SciT
Istvan:
> Thanks Neil. I've wrote a code in lua and I've put it into function
> OnChar(ch):
>
> if ch=='\n' then
> if props['FileExt']=="php" or props['FileExt']=="html" then
> if editor.StyleAt[editor.CurrentPos] < 117 then
> props['tabsize']=2
> props['in
Neil Hodgson wrote:
Is there any solution using LUA to solve this issue?
How do I know in which style is the cursor?
editor.StyleAt[editor.CurrentPos]
The caret is actually between two characters so that is the style
of the character after the caret.
Thanks Neil. I've wrote a code in lu
Istvan:
> Is there any solution using LUA to solve this issue?
> How do I know in which style is the cursor?
editor.StyleAt[editor.CurrentPos]
The caret is actually between two characters so that is the style
of the character after the caret.
Neil
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Hi,
I'm working with some php files, php files have PHP and HTML codes too and
I would like to know if I can set the indent size for PHP to be 4
spaces and the
indent size for HTML to be 2 spaces in one file.
HTML take too much spaces and I'd like to save some if I can.
Is there any solution
