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Marcel Dejean | 1 Mar 06:48
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Re: Proposed change to default web browser for HTML files


A far better choice than both would be x-www-browser, this way most
people don't even have to change it.

On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Doug <dsdarrow <at> sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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> On Feb 24, 6:18 pm, phayz <russelldicken...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> In the html.properties file is the following text -
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>> if PLAT_GTK
>>         command.go.$(file.patterns.web)=firefox "file://$(FilePath)"
>>
>> In case it's not already obvious, "netscape" is to be replaced with
>> "firefox".
> I assume you're using Linux, since you are posting about netscape
> under GTK. I have it open a text browser window. I use elinks but Lynx
> or even Linux's default w3m will do.  Here's the line from my
> User .profile that does the trick:
>
> command.scite.help=gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=Black-white --
> command 'elinks $(SciteDefaultHome)/SciTEDoc.html'
>
> What this does is open a separate gnome-terminal window (obviously)
> with elinks running and showing SciTEDoc.html. The window opens very
> quickly and stays open to allow for searching and following any links
> you might care to follow until you exit the browser, at which time the
> window disappears silently withou a complaint. The big complaint I had
> using FireFox was how long it took to open and then how much screen
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Neil Hodgson | 1 Mar 10:48
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Re: Fixing GTK+ Menus


Nicolas Chachereau:

> I modified the source code a long time ago, but my code needs some
> reviewing. So would anybody be interested by some fixes in that area?
> Neil, would you accept a patch?

   Yes.

   Neil

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Neil Hodgson | 1 Mar 10:50
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Re: Proposed change to default web browser for HTML files


Marcel Dejean:

> A far better choice than both would be x-www-browser, this way most
> people don't even have to change it.

   Isn't set up by default on my Fedora 8 installation. Couldn't find
a good description of x-www-browser.

   Neil

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Doug Darrow | 1 Mar 14:04
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Re: Proposed change to default web browser for HTML files


> From: Marcel Dejean  

> A far better choice than both would be x-www-browser, this way most
> people don't even have to change it.

On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Doug <dsdarrow <at> sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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> On Feb 24, 6:18 pm, phayz <russelldicken...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> In the html.properties file is the following text -
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>> if PLAT_GTK
>>         command.go.$(file.patterns.web)=firefox "file://$(FilePath)"
>>
I don't feel that's a better choice and I'll explain why:
First: the x-browser runs under x-windows and takes over the screen. You
can't change the background or text color so you have to view the file
in white on black. (Yes I know this can be changed but not easily --
especially for a lame-brain like myself) This default white on black is
difficult for me to pick out the info I want when the screen is full of
writing as it is in much of SciTEDoc. With elinks (or W3M, btw) because
it runs in a terminal, I can set a profile for that terminal window and
it is honored by elinks.
Second (and even worse): x-browser scrolls by jumping from link to link
within the file. With large areas within this and many other docs
containing no links that leaves manu areas where the doc cannot be
viewed directly. Yes, it will search into those areas but the instant
you try to scroll the window up or down it jumps to the next link -- you
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Nicolas Chachereau | 1 Mar 15:23
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Re: Proposed change to default web browser for HTML files


2009/3/1 Doug Darrow <dsdarrow <at> sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> I don't feel that's a better choice and I'll explain why:
> First: the x-browser runs under x-windows and takes over the screen. You
[snip]

I don't know what x-browser is. The proposed x-www-browser is a link
to the prefered graphical browser, in my case firefox. This preference
is handled using update-alternatives, which is part of dpkg according
to the man page. So this seems to be Debian and Ubuntu specific, so we
can't include that in the default properties, as Neil said: it doesn't
work for him on Fedora. But let's not get into some sort of "browser
war" here. x-www-browser would have been a way of doing exactly what
you say: call the graphical browser the user prefers, without him
needing to set up anything (unless he wants to use a non-graphical
browser like lynx).

Regards,
Nicolas

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mathmhb@gmail | 1 Mar 17:22
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How to invoke SciTE context menu automatically in lua? And how to triger mouse events?


hi, everyone,

Does anybody know how to invoke SciTE context menu automatically in lua  
script? I raise this question because I use lua to update the context menu  
dynamically and then I want to display the context menu for user's choice.  
Thanks for any comments to this issue.

BTW, I want to know if there is anyway to triger the mouse click in SciTE  
lua script. If it is possible, then I can display the current word once  
current word is changed by clicking mouse. Thanks also for any comments to  
this issue.

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-- 
Best regards,

mathmhb

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LM | 1 Mar 19:39

Re: What (monospaced) fonts are people using in Scite?


I usually use courier new or courier, but I'd dug up a list of
monospaced font alternatives at one time.
Here are some of the links I still have from last time I was looking
into this:
http://keithdevens.com/wiki/ProgrammerFonts
http://www.lowing.org/fonts/
http://dejavu-fonts.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
http://www.fixedsysexcelsior.com/
http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/freefont/
http://www.levien.com/type/myfonts/inconsolata.html

Am sure there are more out there.

Best wishes.
Laura
http://www.distasis.com/cpp/scitetip.htm

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LM | 1 Mar 20:00

Looking for misc patches/fixes/work-arounds


I use SciTE all the time on Windows and am hoping to package a copy
(version 1.77) for Vector Linux so other users on that system besides
me can work with this program.

I think SciTE is great on Windows and can pretty much do anything I
want it to do and more.  However, there are a few things bugging me
with the Linux version.  I was wondering if anyone had any lua
scripts, patches, work-arounds or suggestions on how to fix them
before I create the package for Vector Linux.

On Windows, shortcuts with Alt keys work great.  On Linux, I can't get
any user.shortcut settings with Alt to work.  The Alt key command
combinations in the menus work fine.  I've been changing some of the
menu settings in SciTEGTK.cxx by hand to get the Alt keys I am so used
to working for certain commands, but I don't want to package a version
with my specific shortcuts built in like this.  Any tips for getting
Alt keys working in the user.shortcut settings or any other work-
arounds for this?  I know the help says Alt keys don't work with
certain window managers, but it seems like they're working from the
menu system, so was hoping they'd be working for the user options file
(user.shortcuts) as well.  Is there a window manager where Alt keys
behave better?  I've tried fluxbox and openbox.

I've gotten really used to hitting the number keys to bring up most
recently used files on the File menu and am unable to do it in Linux.
I just saw the post on this list on Fixing GTK+ Menus.  Would love to
try out a patch for this or maybe someone has a lua script that can do
a similar job.  Can someone point me to some code?  Would be nice if
the Windows and Linux versions worked a little more alike, especially
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Nicolas Chachereau | 1 Mar 21:44
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Re: Looking for misc patches/fixes/work-arounds


2009/3/1 LM <ml <at> distasis.com>:
> I've gotten really used to hitting the number keys to bring up most
> recently used files on the File menu and am unable to do it in Linux.
> I just saw the post on this list on Fixing GTK+ Menus.  Would love to
> try out a patch for this or maybe someone has a lua script that can do
> a similar job.
I'm working on a patch (I'm the one who wrote the email you cite).
This patch will also fix the issue with the number keys for recently
used files. I don't think I need help, but you're welcome to review
and comment the patch when I post it :)

I'll also look into the thing about using Alt keys in user.shortcut,
as it is related to the changes I'm making.

Regards,
Nicolas

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codex | 2 Mar 01:24
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Question about scite-gdb


hi all
When I use scite-gdb, I found output out "OutputDebugString" only
showed when my app is out.
That mean,I can't see the in time tracing.

I'm new on scite-gdb, and not well understand it I think. Will someone
talk about the question?
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