romor | 8 May 2010 16:23
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Find/Replace with Regex

Example: I want to replace using Regex option, numbers to number
appended by dollar sign as simplified example, so:

Find: \d+
Replace: \d+\$

gives some silly output, telling me that I'm missing something
obvious. Please help :)

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Philippe Lhoste | 8 May 2010 21:46
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Re: Find/Replace with Regex

On 08/05/2010 16:23, romor wrote:
> Example: I want to replace using Regex option, numbers to number
> appended by dollar sign as simplified example, so:
>
> Find: \d+
> Replace: \d+\$
>
> gives some silly output, telling me that I'm missing something
> obvious. Please help :)

Find: (\d+)
Replace: \1$

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romor | 8 May 2010 22:06
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Re: Find/Replace with Regex

a-ha... so \1,\2... in replace field substitutes corresponding
matching pattern groups from find field regex pattern - help file
wasn't very clear to me

Thanks Philippe :)

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Saigon | 16 May 2010 16:03
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Completion + treeview

Hi,

Is it possible to have a treeview in the completion popup ?

--sorry for my english...

Est-ce possible d'avoir dans la fenêtre de complétion une vue qui se
comporterait comme un arbre ?

--au cas ou des français se trouveraient dans la groupe :)

Thank you,
Minh

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Neil Hodgson | 17 May 2010 02:23
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Re: Completion + treeview

Saigon:

> Is it possible to have a treeview in the completion popup ?

   No.

   Neil

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Philippe Lhoste | 17 May 2010 09:26
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Re: Completion + treeview

On 16/05/2010 16:03, Saigon wrote:
> Is it possible to have a treeview in the completion popup ?
>
> --sorry for my english...

Looks OK...

> --au cas ou des français se trouveraient dans la groupe :)

Oui mais la liste est en anglais, restons-en là pour être compris par 
tous ! :-)

Out of curiosity, why would you need a tree view for completion? Or is 
that for hijacking it? (like we do sometime in Lua scripts).

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steve donovan | 17 May 2010 09:37
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Re: Re: Completion + treeview

On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 9:26 AM, Philippe Lhoste <PhiLho <at> gmx.net> wrote:
> Out of curiosity, why would you need a tree view for completion? Or is that
> for hijacking it? (like we do sometime in Lua scripts).

I'm also curious.  Everything is technically possible (for instance,
the GUI side bar extensions by myself and mozers could be trained to
create such extra windows) but it would look strange.  The Eclipse
people really push what can be done with a popup window, but you need
a lot of rich information to make it useful.  Personally, I would be
scared if too much happened on such a simple operation as completion,
it would interfere with typing.

steve d.

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Minh souppaya | 17 May 2010 17:12
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Re: Re: Completion + treeview

Well, i tried to create an editor for sql queries with completion. 

A treeview in the popup might be useful to display tables names and have the opportunity to expand items in order to access columns name. Not that important i just wondered if it was possible.

Everything is technically possible

Yes i know i just wanted to know if it was implemented ^_^

Oui mais la liste est en anglais, restons-en là pour être compris par tous ! :-)
:-)

Minh


2010/5/17 steve donovan <steve.j.donovan <at> gmail.com>
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 9:26 AM, Philippe Lhoste <PhiLho <at> gmx.net> wrote:
> Out of curiosity, why would you need a tree view for completion? Or is that
> for hijacking it? (like we do sometime in Lua scripts).

I'm also curious.  Everything is technically possible (for instance,
the GUI side bar extensions by myself and mozers could be trained to
create such extra windows) but it would look strange.  The Eclipse
people really push what can be done with a popup window, but you need
a lot of rich information to make it useful.  Personally, I would be
scared if too much happened on such a simple operation as completion,
it would interfere with typing.

steve d.

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Frank | 17 May 2010 17:52
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icons in userlists

Hi,
i've seen in the scite4Autoit-Package, that icons are possible in user-
Lists.
with some code from this package changed by me, i got it working in my
own environment (see attachment).
but it seems not working under gtk+ :( is that right? documentation
about this is nearly not existing.
Maybe i got some help to get it working also under GTK.

Lua-Script: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3228629/scite/pixmaps.lua
Icons: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3228629/scite/pixmap.properties

.SciteUser.properties
[pixmaps]

import pixmap.properties

use.pixmaps=1

pixmap.unknown=$(pixmap.unknowntype)

pixmap.function=$(pixmap.green)

pixmap.procedure=$(pixmap.blue)

pixmap.const=$(pixmap.orange)

pixmap.type=$(pixmap.yellow)

pixmap.special=$(autoit.pixmap.red_special)

pixmap.keyword=$(autoit.pixmap.blue)

pixmap.preprocessor=$(autoit.pixmap.olive)

pixmap.macro=$(autoit.pixmap.orange)

pixmap.file=$(pixmap.fileicon)

regards Frank

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Neil Hodgson | 18 May 2010 01:28
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Re: icons in userlists

Frank:

> i've seen in the scite4Autoit-Package, that icons are possible in user-
> Lists.
> with some code from this package changed by me, i got it working in my
> own environment (see attachment).
> but it seems not working under gtk+ :( is that right? documentation
> about this is nearly not existing.

   This looks quite messy so I'd suggest building SciTE and Scintilla
with debug (make DEBUG=1) and using a debugger with breakpoints set on
ListBoxX::Create, ListBoxX::Select, and ListBoxX::RegisterImage to see
what is occurring.

   Neil

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