Re: Sitewide encoding change?

Hugh Morris wrote:
> Bluefish will read the meta element in a html file and save accordingly.

I don't think it reads them during saving.., only during loading. I'm 
thinking what a good user interface location in the menu would be for a 
'set all documents to a certain encoding' option.

Olivier

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help with shift right/left

Re: help with shift right/left

Le 6 juin 2006 à 05:31, Min Kim a écrit :

> Maybe it's just me, but I'm so used to indenting by selecting  
> several lines and pressing Tab.
> When I do that in bluefish, it just deletes all the selected lines  
> and puts a tab =) I can see how that can be useful, but I was  
> wondering if there's an option setting that I can change/tweak to  
> just indent instead of deleting. Anyone knows?
I'm afraid you cannot, because it is used by smart cursor, but you  
can use ctrl. (that is ctrl dot) to indent and ctrl, (ctrl comma) to  
unindent a block of lines.

Cheers,
Michèle
<http://micmacfr.homeunix.org>

features needed in bluefish

Re: features needed in bluefish

Scott Maclure wrote:
> greetings,
> 
> for webdev with PHP, I'd love to see these features in bluefish:
> 
> 1/ a front-end for sed basically - "search in project" feature that lets 
> me scan my project for some string (usually a function name)

you can use the search functionality to automatically create bookmarks 
for each match, is that good enough for you?

> 2/ a class/function browser, docked to the RHS or even the LHS 
> underneath the files, or in its own LHS tab thingo. I need to open long 
> PHP files with lots of functions defined and instantly see what's in 
> there. Single click the function name and be taken to that line in the 
> code.

that needs a scanner that really understands each language, I think 
Oskar is quite far already in the design of the general scanning engine, 
but I'm not sure if it will do something like this. However, if you 
search for 'function( )+[^(]+(' and bookmark the results you have 
bookmarked all php functions.

> 3/ integration with http://dd.cron.ru/dbg/ ? that'd be awesome :) 
> ultimately I want to set a breakpoint, go to my browser and do some 
> task, then execution halts and I can inspect/step through my PHP code in 
> bluefish.

would be nice indeed, but needs some major work

> 4/ subversion integration - would be handy, but not that vital as I'm 
> happy with using a terminal for handling svn up/ci/add

would also be good indeed (and cvs too). also needs major work.

regards,
	Olivier
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Re: features needed in bluefish

I use bluefish everyday all day for PHP work, and the only thing I can 
ever think I wish it had would be drag drop tab reordering. There 
becomes a point where upon adding all those extra stuff that you lose 
the innoence of a text editor.

Olivier Sessink wrote:
> Scott Maclure wrote:
>> greetings,
>>
>> for webdev with PHP, I'd love to see these features in bluefish:
>>
>> 1/ a front-end for sed basically - "search in project" feature that 
>> lets me scan my project for some string (usually a function name)
>
> you can use the search functionality to automatically create bookmarks 
> for each match, is that good enough for you?
>
>> 2/ a class/function browser, docked to the RHS or even the LHS 
>> underneath the files, or in its own LHS tab thingo. I need to open 
>> long PHP files with lots of functions defined and instantly see 
>> what's in there. Single click the function name and be taken to that 
>> line in the code.
>
> that needs a scanner that really understands each language, I think 
> Oskar is quite far already in the design of the general scanning 
> engine, but I'm not sure if it will do something like this. However, 
> if you search for 'function( )+[^(]+(' and bookmark the results you 
> have bookmarked all php functions.
>
>> 3/ integration with http://dd.cron.ru/dbg/ ? that'd be awesome :) 
>> ultimately I want to set a breakpoint, go to my browser and do some 
>> task, then execution halts and I can inspect/step through my PHP code 
>> in bluefish.
>
> would be nice indeed, but needs some major work
>
>> 4/ subversion integration - would be handy, but not that vital as I'm 
>> happy with using a terminal for handling svn up/ci/add
>
> would also be good indeed (and cvs too). also needs major work.
>
> regards,
>     Olivier

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Re: features needed in bluefish

On Sat, 2006-06-17 at 14:38 -0400, bob majdak jr wrote:
> I use bluefish everyday all day for PHP work, and the only thing I can 
> ever think I wish it had would be drag drop tab reordering. 

The current stable release of GTK (2.8.x) does not currently support
this feature. However, the upcoming release of GTK 2.10 will have
support for drag & drop re-ordering of tabs.  

Adding support to Bluefish for older versions of GTK is probably not
likely to happen. 

Regards,
	Jim H

Re: features needed in bluefish

Bluefish is my preferred editor. I use it mostly for html and php but
now for python and C.

The thing that i see is missing is an inside gnome terminal (as option,
because for python and C is useful, but for other  don't) and the
implementation of the scanner for auto completion. I haven't tested yet,
but  a true scanner would scan functions and classes trough all files
and libraries (or some) included.

for example, the import commands in python would lead for the scanner to
scan those libraries, like the include or require in php.

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Rewritten build files

Hello all,

As mentioned some days ago, I rewrote the build system, to get a more
deterministic and less error-prone one. Our last self-written files had
a lot of issues in the past (missed to de-install or install some stuff,
missed to call targets, missed general targets...). Further we have
several Makefiles, which must by in sync. Therefor I tried to find a way
to ease the maintaining. And because checking all of these files and
adding the necessary targets (I.g. really missed the maintainer-clean
target to get the clean CVS source back) would have need the same time,
I rewrote many parts of the build system completely (e.g. wrote
Makefile.am automake templates, which are shorter than the old one) and
checked the rest (e.g. configure.ac contained a lot of issues). The
result can be found at http://debian.wgdd.de/temp/
(bluefish-unstable-cvs.tar.{gz,bz2}). The changes only affect
developers, which build and test the current CVS version from CVS.
Bluefish users will get archives looking like
bluefish-unstable-1.1.tar.{gz,bz2}.

Therefor I now would like to request to test the build system. This
means:

developers: download the bluefish-unstable-cvs.tar.{gz,bz2} archives and
run "./autogen.sh && ./configure && fakeroot make distcheck"

Note: autogen.sh copied some files from the gettext directory, but I
only know /usr/share/gettext/po. So if you gettext is in another
directory, add it to the variable $gettext_location_list in autogen.sh
and drop me a hint.

users: download the bluefish-unstable-1.1.tar.{gz,bz2} archives and run
"./configure && make"

(installation is not required, as the sources misses the latest changes
from Jim and Olivier commit in the last days)

Then please mail me any issues you find. I've tested them successfully
on Debian Sid and Sarge (with Olivier) and Cygwin. Especially
interesting would be RedHat, Mandriva, Mac, *BSDs and Solaris.

Changes introduced with this build system: intltool is required (will
make the translation work for the fd.o files). automake >= 1.7 is
required for creating the Makefiles (shouldn't be a problem; automake
1.4 is too old). The list of dependencies for developers running
autogen.sh:

- automake >= 1.7
- autoconf
- libtool
- intltool
- gettext
(fakeroot for the 'make distcheck' target recommended)

The dependencies to compile the bluefish application are the known ones
+ intltool.

Please give me feedback, if you observe issues.

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