1. IDE code editor: adding cut 'n paste
Judith, et all,
Is this what's fundamentally relevant to implementing "cut and paste" in the
code editor of your IDE? I can't really follow it, but it looks suggestive.
brd_0cxf.htm
Dan Moyer
2. Re: IDE code editor: adding cut 'n paste
All,
Sorry, I can't get that url to copy into an email correctely to use to jump
directly to; however, if you first copy the LAST, not underlined section,
then click on the link, and then after you get somewhere non-informative,
PASTE that last section onto the END of the address in the address bar, &
hit enter, it *should* go to the correct place. sheesh!
brd_6odv.htm
Dan
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan B Moyer" <DANMOYER at prodigy.net>
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Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 6:31 AM
Subject: IDE code editor: adding cut 'n paste
> Judith, et all,
>
> Is this what's fundamentally relevant to implementing "cut and paste" in
the
> code editor of your IDE? I can't really follow it, but it looks
suggestive.
>
>
> brd_0cxf.htm
>
> Dan Moyer
>
3. Re: IDE code editor: adding cut 'n paste
Dan,
Win32Lib has 'cut' and 'paste' wrapped already. Part of the problem to
implementing changes to the IDE editor is that what you see on the screen is
NOT the actual key handling area. A hidden MLE actually handles keystrokes
and builds on the screen area. The concept is very straight forward, but as
I recall from my prior experience breaking into the code, it not as easy to
implement as it sounds (at least not for me.) Hopefully this time around
I've got a better handle on the coding.
I saw some code at one time that wrapped clipboard processing and I have it
'somewhere.'
Thanks for your input.
I've been modifying the IDE to add David's comments and suggestions and the
problem handling file names with dots imbedded in the name. I've also been
able to trim down some of the repetitive for-looping I put in. The
output .prj file format will change slightly. I wouldn't recomment
anyone relying on reloading .prj files into IDE until the formal
settles down. I'm trying to figure out a way to make the new concepts
in the IDE and the version .8 .prj file format compatable. After that is
done I'm going to concentrate on the IDE editor. I'll be out of pocket the
week of September 18th and I hope to get another version out on my home page
before that, but I'm not promising.....
Judith
On Wed, 13 Sep 2000 06:49:16 -0700, Dan B Moyer <DANMOYER at PRODIGY.NET>
wrote:
>All,
>
>Sorry, I can't get that url to copy into an email correctely to use to jump
>directly to; however, if you first copy the LAST, not underlined section,
>then click on the link, and then after you get somewhere non-informative,
>PASTE that last section onto the END of the address in the address bar, &
>hit enter, it *should* go to the correct place. sheesh!
>
p
>brd_6odv.htm
>
>Dan
