Re: Scite 1.6 Compilation

Steffen Netz:

> I've just downloaded scite166.tar. I compiled without Errors
> scintella, and I'm trying to make Scite and get the appended
> Error-Message.
> I googled a bit and found just the first function: gdk_cursor_destroy
> as deprecated on
>         http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gdk/gdk-Cursors.html

   Deprecated functions should still be available. Possibly you have
GTK_DISABLE_DEPRECATED or G_DISABLE_DEPRECATED defined by default.
Which versions of  gtk+-2.0 and gthread-2.0 does pkg-config think you
have installed?

   Neil

commandline output of askfilename

Guten Tag scite-interest scite-interest,

how can I get from console the actual filename+path currently edited ?

SciTEBase.cxx line:4430

( askfilename: )

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Re: commandline output of askfilename

Lars K.W. Gohlke wrote:

>Guten Tag scite-interest scite-interest,
>
>how can I get from console the actual filename+path currently edited ?
>
>SciTEBase.cxx line:4430
>
>( askfilename: )
>
>  
>
You can type echo $(FilePath) and press enter, or just $(FilePath), but 
you will probably get an error in the second case.
Note that it's case sensitive.

-Scott

syntax checking

I'm using SciTE for PHP development and I'd like to be able to 
syntax-check my code whenever there's is a pause in user activity (i.e. 
no key or mouse events for 1 second or so) using "php -l $(FilePath)" -- 
unless doing a find in files or running a command, etc. If there are any 
syntax errors, I'd like them to be indicated visually, perhaps with a 
red squiggle underline. If I were to hover the mouse over an offending 
line of code I'd like to see what is wrong with it, perhaps in a 
tool-tip pop up.

Has someone already come up with a solution for this? If not, can anyone 
point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

-geoff

D language syntax

The attached cpp.properties adds support for the D programming language
(see http://www.digitalmars.com/d). It also adds "get" and "set"
to C# keywords and "true", "false", "null" to JavaScript keywords.

Piotr

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Re: D language syntax

Piotr Fusik:

> The attached cpp.properties adds support for the D programming language
> (see http://www.digitalmars.com/d). 

   OK, committed.

> It also adds "get" and "set" to C# keywords 

   These are not keywords according to section 2.4.3 of the C#
Language Specification.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/csspec/html/vclrfcsharpspec_2_4.asp

> and "true", "false", "null" to JavaScript keywords.

   These are literal values, not keywords.

   Neil

interline interval & menu visibility

Dear Developers,

It would so cool, if you add two options to be configurable:
1. relative interline interval (other editors permit change of interline
interval from +2 to -2 pixels). (for example, on Corier New Font 13px
setting this value to -1 adding approx. +2.5 lines of visible code for me)

2. user option (unfortunately, disabled by default) that would completely
hide main menu of program at non-fullscreen mode (-1.5 line of visible code,
when I really don't need to use menu gadget)

P.S. sorry for my english

Best Regards,
GoldenWolf

Re: D language syntax

> > It also adds "get" and "set" to C# keywords 
> 
>    These are not keywords according to section 2.4.3 of the C#
> Language Specification.

Yes, but I don't think anyone uses them for anything else
than property definitions, where they act as keywords.
> 
> > and "true", "false", "null" to JavaScript keywords.
> 
>    These are literal values, not keywords.
> 
Yes, but they are marked as keywords in other languages and I think it's good.
And keywordclass.java contains "null" but no "true" / "false".

BTW. having a single C/C++ syntax (with and_eq, class, const_cast, delete, new,
template, virtual etc.) is not optimal I think.

Piotr

Scite 1.66 binary with z-order buffer switching

I've put up a modifed version of the latest release 1.66 version, which 
has z-order switching support patched in again. But only for win32.

Get it at http://miaw.tcom.ou.edu/~dody/scite/wscite-1.66-with-zorder.zip

Report problem with the binary directly to me since the new codes aren't 
from CVS.

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  dsw

Re: interline interval & menu visibility

Павел Кудинов:
> It would so cool, if you add two options to be configurable:> 1. relative interline interval (other
editors permit change of interline> interval from +2 to -2 pixels). (for example, on Corier New Font 13px>
setting this value to -1 adding approx. +2.5 lines of visible code for me)
   Scintilla depends on being able to divide the space into lines thatwill be large enough to completely fit
text. Shrinking the line sizewill lead to cutting off parts of text. It is unlikely I'll accept apatch that
does this.
> 2. user option (unfortunately, disabled by default) that would completely> hide main menu of program at
non-fullscreen mode (-1.5 line of visible code,> when I really don't need to use menu gadget)
   Doesn't look worthwhile to me. You can always modify the sourcecode for your own needs.
   Neil