James Harkins | 1 May 2012 04:44
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Re: [scdoc] unexpected end of file

At Mon, 30 Apr 2012 16:46:59 +0200,
Jonatan Liljedahl wrote:
> But, I tried with a file that ends with private:: and no newline, and it 
> did work, I thought. But now looking at that file, I realize gedit 
> appends a newline automatically! And so does nano, the good old terminal 
> editor I usually use for editing commit messages. Googling suggests that 
> this is quite common behaviour, and that it is even (or has been 
> considered) good practice to have a newline after the last line in a 
> plain text file.
> 
> Anyway, the problem in scdoc was only newline terminated tags, like 
> private:: or keyword::, since the grammar specifies that they should end 
> in a newline. I'll change it so that those tags can terminate with eol 
> OR eof.

I see... Emacs does not add newline at the end. In the meantime, I changed my offending schelp file.

Another question: is "related::" allowed in an .ext.schelp file? It's used in these two places:

quarks/MathLib/HelpSource/Classes/Point.ext.schelp
quarks/MathLib/HelpSource/Classes/Polar.ext.schelp

But...

ERROR: In /home/dlm/.local/share/SuperCollider/Extensions/quarks/MathLib/HelpSource/Classes/Point.ext.schelp:
  At line 1: syntax error, unexpected RELATED

hjh

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James Harkins | 1 May 2012 07:42
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ATK help typo

WARNING: SCDoc: In /usr/local/share/SuperCollider/Extensions/SC3plugins/ATK/HelpSource/Classes/Atk.schelp
  Property setter userSupportDir_ should be documented without underscore.

Please fix. (Bit pressed for time at the moment, sorry, or I'd do it myself.)
hjh

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Tim Blechmann | 1 May 2012 10:29
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Tim Blechmann | 1 May 2012 10:30
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Re: compile error linux / supernova

>> otherwise, which compiler are you using and do you run a 32 bit or a
>> 64bit system?
>>
> 
> 32 bit and gcc-4.5

fixed!

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Tim Blechmann | 1 May 2012 10:42
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time for 3.5.2?

hi all,

since 3.5.1 a few bugs have been fixed and the scdoc parser has been
rewritten ... are there any pending issues, which are not resolved, yet?
otherwise i'd suggest we release 3.5.2 in the next days.

thoughts?

cheers, tim

changes since 3.5.1:

Dan Stowell (2):
      Remove outdated Japanese menus
      Cannot use indentation for CMAKE example - on mac it is
         rendered as     &nbsp; which then breaks cmake compilation.
            (cherry picked from commit
         aa045549133f6a23b923df18559420968c508930)

Jakob Leben (17):
      qtcollider: fix QTextView:-background and
         QSoundFileView:-background
      cmake: improve message if Qt4 or one of its components not
         found
      qtcollider: QKnob: fix mouse response when mouseOverAction is
         set
      qtcollider: implement missing QPopUpMenu:-background
      qtcollider: QTextView fixes and improvements
      help: add missing GUI examples
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Jonatan Liljedahl | 1 May 2012 10:47

Re: [scdoc] unexpected end of file

On 05/01/2012 04:44 AM, James Harkins wrote:
...
> Another question: is "related::" allowed in an .ext.schelp file? It's used in these two places:
>
> quarks/MathLib/HelpSource/Classes/Point.ext.schelp
> quarks/MathLib/HelpSource/Classes/Polar.ext.schelp
>
> But...
>
> ERROR: In /home/dlm/.local/share/SuperCollider/Extensions/quarks/MathLib/HelpSource/Classes/Point.ext.schelp:
>    At line 1: syntax error, unexpected RELATED

No, it's not allowed.
A document extension can not include header tags (like title, related, 
categories). It didn't work in the old scdoc either, just that the new 
one throws a syntax error.

The help files should be fixed, and anyone is welcome to file a feature 
request about doc extensions being able to add to related and categories 
header metadata.

/Jonatan

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Jonatan Liljedahl | 1 May 2012 10:50

Re: sc-ide shortcut conflict

On 04/30/2012 10:41 PM, Jakob Leben wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 12:01 AM, Jonatan Liljedahl<lijon@...>wrote:
>
>> Ctrl-H is mapped both to Edit-Replace and Help->HelpForSelection
>>
>> PS. Is it possible to edit the shortcuts in some config file or something
>> like that? I'd like to change alt-enter to ctrl-shift-enter, so that I can
>> eval region or line/selection using the same hand. (At least on my
>> keyboard, alt is to the far left)
>>
>
> I've now pushed a commit that addresses both issues:
>
> 1. I was using Qt's standard shortcut definitions, which apparently on your
> system give Ctrl+H instead of Ctrl+R for Edit/Replace. Instead, I now
> hard-coded all the shortcut defaults
>
> 2. You can now set up own shorcuts in the configuration file. The file is
> named sc_ide_conf.yaml, on Linux it is stored in ~/.config/SuperCollider
> (and its equivalent on other platforms). You can look up the YAML keys used
> for shortcuts in the ide/core/settings/manager.cpp source file.
>
> An example of the config file:
> IDE:
>    shortcuts:
>      evaluateRegion: "Ctrl+Shift+Return"

Great. thanks!

/Jonatan
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Dan Stowell | 1 May 2012 11:00
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Re: time for 3.5.2?

Fine, I don't mind. I think the un-deprecation of Mix.ar etc would be
a popular inclusion, which I don't think has been committed.

Dan

2012/5/1 Tim Blechmann <tim@...>:
> hi all,
>
> since 3.5.1 a few bugs have been fixed and the scdoc parser has been
> rewritten ... are there any pending issues, which are not resolved, yet?
> otherwise i'd suggest we release 3.5.2 in the next days.
>
> thoughts?
>
> cheers, tim
>
>
> changes since 3.5.1:
>
> Dan Stowell (2):
>      Remove outdated Japanese menus
>      Cannot use indentation for CMAKE example - on mac it is
>         rendered as     &nbsp; which then breaks cmake compilation.
>            (cherry picked from commit
>         aa045549133f6a23b923df18559420968c508930)
>
> Jakob Leben (17):
>      qtcollider: fix QTextView:-background and
>         QSoundFileView:-background
>      cmake: improve message if Qt4 or one of its components not
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Jonatan Liljedahl | 1 May 2012 11:06

Re: time for 3.5.2?

On 05/01/2012 10:42 AM, Tim Blechmann wrote:
> hi all,
>
> since 3.5.1 a few bugs have been fixed and the scdoc parser has been
> rewritten ... are there any pending issues, which are not resolved, yet?
> otherwise i'd suggest we release 3.5.2 in the next days.
>
> thoughts?

Sounds good to me.

There is a new Qt 4.8.1 release, which maybe should be used? But, it 
seems to be only 64-bit.

Are there issues with 64-bit scapp or not? Should we release a 64-bit 
only app? (I don't think there are any 32-bit macs running 10.5 or later?)

/Jonatan

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