SciTE 2.01 .71Ru-Board released

SciTE 2.01 .71Ru is now available from the web.

Project Home page:   <http://scite.net.ru/>
SVN Repositary:
SciTE-Ru Source code <http://scite-ru.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/src/>
SciTE-Ru Pack        <http://scite-ru.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/pack/>
Useful Scripts       <http://scite-ru.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/pack/tools/>
GUI Extensions Lib   <http://scite-ru.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/lualib/gui/>

SciTE-Ru based on last version SciTE and have many features.
A detailed list of changes is available on the page:
    <http://scite-ru.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/pack/doc/SciTE-Ru_Kernel.html>
All the modifications and addons are clearly conspicuous in source code, so everybody can reuse it.

You can examine updated editor with all of his expanded characteristics by downloading the package SciTE-Ru.
SciTE-Ru for Windows FULL PACK (include powerfull scripts and documentation):
    WinRAR-SFX Installer <http://code.google.com/p/scite-ru/downloads/detail?name=SciTE_201_71Ru_010110.zip>

Thanks to the contributors of code and documentation and to the testers.
Special thanks to Neil Hodgson and Steve Donovan for an open source code.

Try it and you will enjoy!

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Re: SciTE 2.01 .71Ru-Board released

Context-sensitive help with spaces?

This doesn't work on windows (vista) and SciTE 2.01:

	command.help.subsystem.$(file.patterns.php)=4
	command.help.$(file.patterns.php)=$(CurrentWord)!C:\p h p
\php_manual_en.chm

but, this work correctly :

	command.help.subsystem.$(file.patterns.php)=4
	command.help.$(file.patterns.php)=$(CurrentWord)!C:\php
\php_manual_en.chm

If the chm path has spaces, context-sensitive help doesn't work!

Any idea?

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Re: Re: Annoying detection of missing file

Me:

>   I tried this change but it makes things a bit inconsistent ...

   I am dropping treating files no longer on disk similar to changed
files. Attached is a diff if anyone wants to continue working on this.

   Neil

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Re: Context-sensitive help with spaces?

On 02/01/2010 11:54, Roberto Rossi wrote:
> If the chm path has spaces, context-sensitive help doesn't work!
>
> Any idea?

Put it in a path without spaces... :-P

I don't have a Vista computer at hand but I just tried on one with 
Windows 7 64bit (upgraded from Vista) and I had no issue with a path 
with spaces.

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Re: Context-sensitive help with spaces?

What about quoting it? e.g.: command.help.$(file.patterns.php)="$
(CurrentWord)!C:\p h p\php_manual_en.chm"

On Jan 3, 9:09 pm, Philippe Lhoste <Phi... <at> GMX.net> wrote:
> On 02/01/2010 11:54, Roberto Rossi wrote:
>
> > If the chm path has spaces, context-sensitive help doesn't work!
>
> > Any idea?
>
> Put it in a path without spaces... :-P
>
> I don't have a Vista computer at hand but I just tried on one with
> Windows 7 64bit (upgraded from Vista) and I had no issue with a path
> with spaces.
>
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Re: Context-sensitive help with spaces?

On 04/01/2010 05:38, Leledumbo wrote:
> What about quoting it? e.g.: command.help.$(file.patterns.php)="$
> (CurrentWord)!C:\p h p\php_manual_en.chm"

Probably a bad idea to include the current word in the quoting.
I had the same idea and quoted the path only, and... it stopped working!

The path is provided as is to the HtmlHelpA Win32 function, I don't see why it wouldn't 
work on Vista when it works on XP and Win7. MS mysteries?

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scite and qtlua

Qt is cross platform (win / linux / mac) and it already exists with
python binding. A new binding exists with lua!

I installed qtlua (http://www.nongnu.org/libqtlua/) and all examples
work.
When I call libqtlua this error:

sciteTest.lua:
require 'libqtlua'

Error loading module 'libqtlua' from file
> '/ Usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/libqtlua.so': / usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/libqtlua.so:
> Undefined symbol: luaopen_libqtlua

I do not control lua and c + +. do you think it would be possible to
use cetet library since scite?
Friend

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Re: scite and qtlua

Salut l'ami.

On 04/01/2010 16:43, ami wrote:
> Qt is cross platform (win / linux / mac) and it already exists with
> python binding. A new binding exists with lua!

It is a binding to allow scripting Qt applications with Lua.
Not to code Qt applications in Lua.
Even if apparently it allows to build some dialogs.

> sciteTest.lua:
> require 'libqtlua'

Is that the only content of sciteTest.lua? How is it related to SciTE?

> Error loading module 'libqtlua' from file
>> '/ Usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/libqtlua.so': / usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/libqtlua.so:
>> Undefined symbol: luaopen_libqtlua

I don't know the project, but it appears the .so file isn't a Lua library in the 
traditional sense, ie. it isn't made to be loaded by 'require', rather to be embedded 
directly in a Qt application.

> do you think it would be possible to
> use cetet library since scite?

You mean from SciTE? Since it isn't a Qt application, I doubt it...
I can be wrong in all accounts, since I had just a quick look at the (interesting) project.

Perhaps you should ask directly the author of QtLua (I guess you can write to him in 
French... :)).

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Re: Re: Annoying detection of missing file

Sunday, January 3, 2010, 11:32:15 AM, Neil wrote:

>    I am dropping treating files no longer on disk similar to changed
> files. Attached is a diff if anyone wants to continue working on this.

Unfortunately neo4max it.
I tested the latest CSV version that includes the patch.
IMHO all the problems solved.

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