1. Edita = Awesome
- Posted by cklester <cklester at yahoo.com> Dec 05, 2005
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Pete, an amazing app. I'm very impressed. I'm seriously considering using it as my primary programmer's editor. Now, if you could just put in the cyber- netic interface to my brain, that would seal the deal!!! Seriously, brilliant work. I have a few comments/questions: + Can you add CTRL+Tab to switch between files, just because other editors do this and I haven't yet gotten used to CTRL+PgUp/CTRL+PgDn + Is it possible to get more colors available for customization? + Where are the line numbers?! -=ck "Programming in a state of Euphoria." http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/
2. Re: Edita = Awesome
- Posted by cklester <cklester at yahoo.com> Dec 05, 2005
- 528 views
- Last edited Dec 06, 2005
cklester wrote: > > + Can you add CTRL+Tab to switch between files, just because other editors > do this and I haven't yet gotten used to CTRL+PgUp/CTRL+PgDn > + Is it possible to get more colors available for customization? > + Where are the line numbers?! Oops, forgot one: + If I highlight text and press 'F3' (Find), Find will use the highlighted text as the search term. I use this A LOT in Crimson, for everything from HTML to Euphoria code. -=ck "Programming in a state of Euphoria." http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/
3. Re: Edita = Awesome
- Posted by Greg Haberek <ghaberek at gmail.com> Dec 05, 2005
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- Last edited Dec 06, 2005
> + Can you add CTRL+Tab to switch between files, just because other editor= s > do this and I haven't yet gotten used to CTRL+PgUp/CTRL+PgDn Ctrl+Tab indents a single line or selected block of text. Shift+Tab unindents it. > + Is it possible to get more colors available for customization? Select an option then click the Custom button at the bottom, or just enter your own #RRGGBB value. > + Where are the line numbers?! In the status bar! Column numbers, too. =P ~Greg
4. Re: Edita = Awesome
- Posted by petelomax at fastmail.fm Dec 06, 2005
- 552 views
>cklester wrote: >Pete, an amazing app. I'm very impressed. I'm seriously considering using = it Thank you. >as my primary programmer's editor. Now, if you could just put in the cyber= - >netic interface to my brain, that would seal the deal!!! You just need a convertor for the nano-pin to a usb-9 keyboard socket, (=A33.99 from maplins) and stick the bluetooth fob in your shirt pocket. Didn't the neuro-tech give you a leaflet explaining all this? >Seriously, brilliant work. I have a few comments/questions: >+ Can you add CTRL+Tab to switch between files, just because other editors= > do this and I haven't yet gotten used to CTRL+PgUp/CTRL+PgDn greg wrote: >Ctrl+Tab indents a single line or selected block of text. Shift+Tab uninde= nts it.=20 Correct. However, Alt > indents and Alt < unindents as well, so there is no technical reason why the behaviour of Ctrl Tab could not be made an option. Shift Tab is handled in CharInput(): elsif keycode='\t' then -- ie 9 if shift then addAction(UNINDENT,{VK_TAB,unindent(VK_TAB)}) else whereas Ctrl Tab is handled in VirtualKey(): elsif keycode = VK_TAB then -- Ctrl tab handled here... if control then addAction(INDENT,{VK_TAB,indentWith(VK_TAB)}) end if it should be an easy matter to comment/option that away and amend the tests in VirtualKey: elsif keycode = VK_NEXT then to say: elsif keycode = VK_NEXT or (control and keycode = VK_TAB) then I'll add this to my suggestion list, though it may end up under the much more complex topic of user-defined keys and/or user-defined tools. >+ Is it possible to get more colors available for customization? greg wrote: >Select an option then click the Custom button at the bottom, or just enter= your=20 >own #RRGGBB value.=20 If you have an idea for improving the window layout, send me a mock-up (either as a jpg or a demo program) and I'll see what I can do. As below, I will be back on this window, probably sometime early in the new year. >+ Where are the line numbers?! I think this is now the most requested feature. The Colours window does now need=20 some kind of second panel, with 5 options for colouring a numbers column and the fold/bookmark margin, plus a lineno toggle, doable but not particularly soon. greg wrote: >In the status bar! Column numbers, too. I guess people still really want that basic-style listing of line numbers >+ If I highlight text and press 'F3' (Find), Find will use the highlighted= >text as the search term. I use this A LOT in Crimson, for everything from >HTML to Euphoria code. As things stand, Ctrl F opens the find window with selected text as default, F3 is next (current target), Shift F3 is prev (current target), Ctrl F3 is first (selected text), Ctrl Shift F3 is next (selected text). If you want, have a play with F3key() in eafind.ew, which should be self- explanatory (apart from 'STOP' means 'start from top'). Personally, I would hate F3 to change the search target, so it would need to be an option, though I have no idea how it would be worded. Thanks for the feedback and ideas, Pete -- =20=20 petelomax at fastmail.fm -- http://www.fastmail.fm - I mean, what is it about a decent email service?
5. Re: Edita = Awesome
- Posted by cklester <cklester at yahoo.com> Dec 06, 2005
- 563 views
petelomax wrote: > Alt > indents and Alt < unindents as well, so there is > no technical reason why the behaviour of Ctrl Tab could not be made an > option. The now-standard behavior in text editors is that when pressing TAB with multiple lines selected, all lines are indented. Shift+TAB undents. Dedents? > >+ If I highlight text and press 'F3' (Find), Find will use the highlighted > >text as the search term. I use this A LOT in Crimson, for everything from > >HTML to Euphoria code. > As things stand, Ctrl F opens the find window with selected text as > default, F3 is next (current target), Shift F3 is prev (current target), > Ctrl F3 is first (selected text), Ctrl Shift F3 is next (selected text). There doesn't seem to be a standard among the apps I use (from MS Word to OpenOffice to Crimson), so I can adjust. Neither way seems more advantageous than the other. -=ck "Programming in a state of Euphoria." http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/