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sylvain dufour | 1 Jun 2003 16:40

Re: replace with newline

Hi tom,

in the replace dialog there is a "transform backslash expression" 
checkbox which does the trick.

HTH,
sylvain

On Jeudi 29 Mai 2003 18:59, Tom Doan wrote:
> hi, i'm trying to replace a string with a newline, but the
> \n character doesn't work in the "replace with" field. am i
> missing something here?
>
> thanks,
> tom
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Sok Ann Yap | 1 Jun 2003 23:19
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SciTE GTK2 and XIM

Hi there,

In SciTE GTK, I was able to call up XIM by pressing ctrl + space (btw, I am 
using xcin as XIM). In SciTE GTK2, nothing showed up when I pressed ctrl + 
space. I then set GTK_IM_MODULE=xim, but that didn't help. So, I would like 
to know if it is possible to use XIM with SciTE GTK2. Thanks!

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Bruce Dodson | 2 Jun 2003 02:03
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Re: Patch for SciTE

Another way would be to put the stupid-program handling into
a separate app, e.g. scitepad.exe being just a 10-liner that
takes the command line, quotes the whole thing, and executes
scite.exe with one argument.

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Subject: Re: Patch for SciTE

>
> > I realize *why* quoting is there, it's just not a
perfect solution.
>
> not perfect in which situations? I don't see many...
>
> > The code I've written will still allow quoted strings as
well.
>
> so if I use quotes your code isn't triggered? This would
be fine for me!
> This way I can get determined behaviour if I want (e.g.
when using scite in an association), but get the
intelligence if I need it (say when having to tell some
stupid program (which don't use quotes) to use scite).
>
> > Yes in the case
> >     scite c:\program files\test.txt
> > exists, it will load that. If that file did not exists,
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García Braschi, Gonzalo | 2 Jun 2003 07:32
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RE: Find/replace and codesweeper.

>For those who have already used Homesite, there is a feature that is 
>really useful when coding markup languages : the codesweeper. It allows 
>the user to tailor an indentation profile for a specific language.

This has been talked about a couple of times and it is kind of agreed upon that this feature should not be
inside SciTE itself.

Still, there's a solution. You can call an external program, such as AStyle, HTMLTidy or countless others,
to be run on your file. Read about the configuration of external commands in the documentation (SciTEDoc.html).

gonzalo

P.S.: Yeah, HTMLTidy not only does indentation.
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Marino | 3 Jun 2003 15:16
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Re: Find/replace and codesweeper.

García Braschi, Gonzalo wrote:
>>For those who have already used Homesite, there is a feature that is 
>>really useful when coding markup languages : the codesweeper. It allows 
>>the user to tailor an indentation profile for a specific language.
> 
> 
> This has been talked about a couple of times and it is kind of agreed upon that this feature should not be
inside SciTE itself.
> 
> Still, there's a solution. You can call an external program, such as AStyle, HTMLTidy or countless
others, to be run on your file. Read about the configuration of external commands in the documentation (SciTEDoc.html).
> 
> gonzalo
> 
> P.S.: Yeah, HTMLTidy not only does indentation.
> 
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Well, well, well. I have tried to read the doc of which I have 
understood that Scite was not the editor I was looking for. I think I 
will go on with Homesite for a while.

So long.

M.
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Nicola Larosa | 3 Jun 2003 15:28
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Re: Find/replace and codesweeper.

> Well, well, well. I have tried to read the doc of which I have 
> understood that Scite was not the editor I was looking for. I think I 
> will go on with Homesite for a while.

You may want to look at BlueFish, Quanta Plus and Screem.

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Tom Doan | 3 Jun 2003 22:22
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Re: replace with newline

the "transfer backslash expression" option is already
checked. i found out that the problem was the "regular
expression" option: in order for scite to find \n you must
disable regular expression. i find this counter-intuitive,
it should be the other way around (i.e., scite should only
be able to search for newlines if you enable regular
expressions).

tom

> Hi tom,
> 
> in the replace dialog there is a "transform backslash
> expression" checkbox which does the trick.
>
> HTH,
> sylvain
>
>> On Jeudi 29 Mai 2003 18:59, Tom Doan wrote:
>> hi, i'm trying to replace a string with a newline, but
>> the \n character doesn't work in the "replace with"
>> field. am i missing something here?
>>
>> thanks,
>> tom

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Tom Doan | 3 Jun 2003 22:31
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search option

hi, i was wondering if there is an option to NOT close the
'find' dialogue box after a match. i would like this option
very much.

thanks,
tom

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Marino | 3 Jun 2003 17:34
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Re: Find/replace and codesweeper.

Nicola Larosa wrote:

>> Well, well, well. I have tried to read the doc of which I have 
>> understood that Scite was not the editor I was looking for. I think I 
>> will go on with Homesite for a while.
> 
> 
> You may want to look at BlueFish, Quanta Plus and Screem.
> 
No, no, no, no. I do not need a HTML or markup editor full of useless 
wizards. If an editor has a wizard for the <FONT> tag, which is 
deprecated, it means that the whole soft does not match my exigences. I 
have evaluated BlueFish and Quanta +. They are really like Homesite : 
75% is definitely useless. And the search/replace on dir/tabs with 
strings or regexp is not as usable as it is in Homesite.

But it does not lower the work that is accomplished by the development 
teams of these softs.

Will try Screem, and may be try Xemacs again.

M.
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Neil Hodgson | 3 Jun 2003 19:09
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Re: SciTE GTK2 and XIM

GTK changed IM for 2.x and noone has volunteered to add GTK 2 IM support. The original was done by someone who needed the feature.
 
Neil


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