OpenEuphoria

2. Re: More WEE requests

• Posted by PeteE Mar 26, 2015
• 1424 views

I've released a new version of Wee 0.21 with some of these features:

• Open file dialog allows multi select (windows only)
• Pop-up menu for tabs (windows only)
• Colors dialog (finally!)
• DLL open works better when bound/compiled

Block indent/unindent was already there (select some lines and press tab or shift+tab)

Block commenting is on the todo list

Macro recording is not something I'm keen on doing. If you can provide a patch, I'll put it in.

4. Re: More WEE requests

• Posted by irv Mar 26, 2015
• 1402 views

Replying on the forum, rather than e-mail, as perhaps someone else can benefit from these code snippets:

 
-- Implements pop-up notebook tab menus  
-- not to be confused with the menus that pop up over notebook 
-- pages automatically (copy/paste, etc.) 
 
-- modified (this is needed by WEE, when 'New File' is replaced with a filename) 
global procedure ui_update_tab_name(integer tab, sequence name) 
 atom pg = gtk:get(notebook,"nth page",tab-1) 
 atom btn = gtk:get(notebook,"tab label",pg) 
 set(btn,"label",name) 
end procedure 
 
-- new popup menu; 
constant tab_popup_menu = create(GtkMenu,{ 
	{"title","Popup Menu"}, 
	{"append",create(GtkMenuItem,"gtk-new", 
		call_back(routine_id("FileNew")))}, 
	{"append",create(GtkMenuItem,"gtk-save-as", 
		call_back(routine_id("FileSaveAs")))}, 
	{"append",create(GtkMenuItem,"gtk-close", 
		call_back(routine_id("FileClose")))}}) 
	show_all(tab_popup_menu) 
  
-- new popup handler;        
function PopupTabMenu(atom btn,atom event, object pg) 
	btn = events:button(event) -- must include events.e  
	set(notebook,"current page",pg) -- popup traps the normal pg change signal, so D.I.Y. 
	if btn = 3 then -- ignore other buttons 
		set(tab_popup_menu,"popup") 
	end if 
return 1 
end function 
constant popup_tab_menu = call_back(routine_id("PopupTabMenu")) 
 
-- modified; 
global function ui_new_tab(sequence name) 
  atom editor, btn, pg -- 
 
  btn = create(GtkButton,name)      -- something that can catch clicks 
  set(btn,"relief",GTK_RELIEF_NONE) -- if you'd rather not see outline  
   
  editor = scintilla_new() 
  ui_hedits &= editor 
  init_edit(editor) 
  gtk_proc("gtk_widget_show", {P}, editor) 
   
  pg = set(notebook, "append page", editor, btn) -- save new pg id 
  connect(btn,"button-press-event",popup_tab_menu,pg) -- call handler 
   
  connect(editor, "sci-notify", sci_notify_cb, 0) 
 
  return editor 
end function 
 

6. Re: More WEE requests

• Posted by evanmars Mar 26, 2015
• 1368 views

Thanks Pete! I knew block indenting worked, but for some reason (operator error), unindent didn't (ctrl instead of shift). Macros aren't that big of a deal to me (and I doubt I could figure out how to make them work).

8. Re: More WEE requests

• Posted by PeteE Mar 26, 2015
• 1335 views

D'oh! I forgot to push the changes to github, which I have now done. I realized today that I forgot to do the find dialog change this time around. I'll get it in the next one.

Irv, I was going to add those features to the GTK version, but you beat me to it. Thanks!

10. Re: More WEE requests

• Posted by PeteE Mar 27, 2015
• 1264 views

I have a few minor issues with the tab popup menu. The GtkButtons on the tab still have a relief appear when you hover over them. The tab popup menu doesn't stay open when you click and release, like menu bars do. The area for right clicking is smaller than the tab itself, you need to hit the button text otherwise it won't activate.

Please tell me how it gets in your way with a specific example of what you typed. I tried to make the bracket completion unobtrusive, so that if you type normally, it overwrites the completed brackets as you type them. However, the overwrite mode stops when you move the cursor with the mouse or arrow keys. Here's an example:

type    result 
------- --------------------- 
foo[    foo[] 
123     foo[123] 
]       foo[123] 
[       foo[123][] 
(       foo[123][()] 
i+1     foo[123][(i+1)] 
)*2     foo[123][(i+1)*2] 
]       foo[123][(i+1)*2] 
 = {    foo[123][(i+1)*2] = {} 
1, {    foo[123][(i+1)*2] = {1, {}} 
"       foo[123][(i+1)*2] = {1, {""}} 
bar     foo[123][(i+1)*2] = {1, {"bar"}} 
"       foo[123][(i+1)*2] = {1, {"bar"}} 
}       foo[123][(i+1)*2] = {1, {"bar"}} 
}       foo[123][(i+1)*2] = {1, {"bar"}} 

Also, if you backspace to remove an open-bracket, it should remove the completed close-bracket too.

12. Re: More WEE requests

• Posted by irv Mar 27, 2015
• 1255 views

Thanks, as you can see from the comment in the file, this was a 'quick and dirty' hack, done primarily so that I could write the calculator demo which reads keypad keys and converts them into 'normal' keystrokes. (Or maybe the other way around, I forget now)