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Neil Hodgson | 1 Jul 03:02
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Re: Undo issue

Philippe:

> It happend again. Apparently it simply stops recording undo states.
> 
> I still can undo & redo without problem except that it stopped
> recording undo states some time ago.

   If you can undo and then redo to the final state then it is still
recording undo information but it may have incorrect grouping. Can you
try turning off groupundo?

> Note that it only affects one buffer. Undo/redo still works correctly
> for the other buffers. If I close & reopen the file (without closing
> SciTE) it's ok.

   Doesn't sound like you are out of memory then. It will be hard to
help without a reproducible case.

   Neil
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mhorvath2161@juno.com | 2 Jul 16:16
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Re: Scite-interest Digest, Vol 25, Issue 36


Kein-Hong Man wrote:
> Please check my other reply; I posted an SciTE Lua function to do 
> what you required on 20050620 at 2000. If you did not receive the 
> posting, let me know and I will e-mail it to you directly.

I need it to preserve comments and use "[[...]]" as well regular quotes.
Do you mind if I post the script a forum so other people can take a look at it?

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Kein-Hong Man | 2 Jul 18:34
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Re: Re: Scite-interest Digest, Vol 25, Issue 36

mhorvath2161 <at> juno.com wrote:
> Kein-Hong Man wrote:
>>Please check my other reply; I posted an SciTE Lua function to do 
>>what you required on 20050620 at 2000. If you did not receive the 
>>posting, let me know and I will e-mail it to you directly.
> 
> I need it to preserve comments and use "[[...]]" as well regular quotes.
> Do you mind if I post the script a forum so other people can take a look at it?

Sure, it's public domain, no attribution necessary. I think with 
some regex massaging and adjustments, it can work with comments 
and long strings.

HTH,
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Neil Hodgson | 3 Jul 15:47
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Perl and unicode file name downloads

   Kein-Hong Man has improved the lexing of Perl, and this is
available from CVS and from

http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable

   I have made an experimental version of SciTE for Windows that uses
unicode file names.
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.exe
   This is not yet in CVS as it does complicate the code and will
cause bugs. An earlier similar
change was too complex to maintain. This version determines at runtime
whether to use unicode file names which is always on in the download
but in the future will check the OS version and possibly a config file
at start up. A new FilePath class centralises path functions and when
in unicode name mode, stores the names in UTF-8, decoding into UTF-16
before calling system functions. The File | Open dialog operates in
wide character mode allowing opening any file on the machine.  Unicode
names appear in the title bar, menus, tab bar and status bar. The
Save, Save As and Session dialogs have not been updated. Currently
file names used by tool commands are UTF-8 which will cause problems
with tools expecting names to be in the file system encoding, so
$(FileNameExt) and similar may be converted into the file system
encoding.
   This feature will be of interest to relatively few people, I
expect, as most people are already able to use characters from their
default locale in file names. There have been a couple of requests for
this but I'm not sure it is worth the added complexity although
centralizing path management is sensible.
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Neil Hodgson | 4 Jul 04:04
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Re: Perl and unicode file name downloads

Me:

>    I have made an experimental version of SciTE for Windows that uses
> unicode file names.
> http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.exe

   That should be 
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTE.exe

   Updated to save with correct name. Rough source (2 megabytes) available from
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/sciteu.zip

   Neil
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Robert Roessler | 4 Jul 10:09
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Re: view special characters

Marc Soleda wrote:

> Is there a way to avoid the representation of special characters? For 
> example, Ctrl + E writes "ENO" as a single character and I don't want 
> that Scite writes it.

This should be on the SciTE list... but what would you like SciTE to 
do with "non-printable" chars?

Robert Roessler
robertr <at> rftp.com
http://www.rftp.com
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Jonathan Ballet | 4 Jul 10:17
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Open sessions files from command line

Hello,

I would like to know is there is a command line parameter to open a 
session saved in a file (.ses) ?
Currently, it justs open the .ses file itself, but it doesn't load the 
files saved in ...

Thanks,
Jonathan Ballet
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Alphax | 4 Jul 10:47
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Re: Open sessions files from command line


Jonathan Ballet wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I would like to know is there is a command line parameter to open a
> session saved in a file (.ses) ?
> Currently, it justs open the .ses file itself, but it doesn't load the
> files saved in ...
> 

See
http://www.lyra.org/pipermail/scite-interest/2005-January/005046.html,
http://www.lyra.org/pipermail/scite-interest/2005-January/005064.html,
and the associated attachments.

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Neil Hodgson | 4 Jul 11:23
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view special characters

Marc Soleda:

> Scite, shouldn't display them. I'd like that if they have a 
> programmed behavior (like Ctrl+C, ...) it would be applied 
> but they shouldn't be diplayed.
>
> I've tried to set the control character symbol to NULL 
> (SCI_SETCONTROLCHARSYMBOL(0)) but Scite still writes 
> the default character.

   Why have you inserted these characters in your files?

   Neil
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Robert | 5 Jul 16:50
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Re: Perl and unicode file name downloads


"Neil Hodgson" <nyamatongwe <at> gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:50862ebd05070306477d559954 <at> mail.gmail.com...
>   Kein-Hong Man has improved the lexing of Perl, and this is
> available from CVS and from
>
What has improved?

Robert
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