1. RE: Syntax Highlighting Editor
tone.skoda at siol.net wrote:
> Very nice!
> This has very good potential to become complete Euphoria editor which I
> would use.
> Maybe integrate it into IDE?
>
> One suggestion:
> When you press tab and type something and press enter cursor goes to
> start
> of new line,
> it would be better if it would make so many spaces as there are in
> previous
> line at start.
Thank you. I also think it has good potential. However I am not quite
finished with it as of yet and we do plan on integrating it into Judiths
IDE.
As you can see from the size of Editor.exw, it was only a bare bones
example to wrap up some of the global procedures and functions I created
to show the users how they could use it. It was not really my intention
to make a full fledged editor (yet). But to make the control itself for
Judith's use.
I do plan on making quite a few improvements to this control, but they
will not be forth-coming until probably version three.
2. RE: Syntax Highlighting Editor
> I agree with tone, your editor is *very* nice, and I look forward to
> seeing
> it integrated into the IDE :)
>
> Two questions:
> 1. could you add bookmarks?
> 2. could you make your font dialog pickup & make available all the
> fonts
> available to a users system?
>
> Dan Moyer
The answer to both of these questions is yes, but not in this version.
Bookmarks would be easy to implement. However picking up all the fonts
(which I do plan on doing in version three) is not possible in this
version. I am currently using the fact that fixed width fonts dont
change from character to character to make adjustments to where on the
screen I am painting and to make cursor placement easier and
predictable.
In version three I am planning to speed things up all the routines so
adding in some more code to determine the position of the non-foxed
fonts can be added in at this time.
3. RE: Syntax Highlighting Editor
Don Phillips wrote:
[snip]
> Thank you. I also think it has good potential. However I am not quite
> finished with it as of yet and we do plan on integrating it into Judiths
>
> IDE.
Do you have any plans on make an IDE similiar to David Cuny's "EE"??
I like Judith's IDE but lots of the time I'm not using Win32Lib or
creating GUI's and would rather use an "editor only" IDE that has the
functionality of EE.
Does anyone use a Euphoria based Windows editor as an IDE?
Thanks,
Ray Smith
http://rays-web.com
4. RE: Syntax Highlighting Editor
>Do you have any plans on make an IDE similiar to David Cuny's "EE"??
>
>I like Judith's IDE but lots of the time I'm not using Win32Lib or
>creating GUI's and would rather use an "editor only" IDE that has the
>functionality of EE.
>
>Does anyone use a Euphoria based Windows editor as an IDE?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Ray Smith
>http://rays-web.com
I am not sure if I have ever seen David Cuny's "EE". So it is kind of hard
to comment on how alike it will be. Its main purpose is for a generally
good Euphoria highlighter and editor. I will (sometime in the future)
probably add bookmarks, optional line numbers, a more complete menu and
toolbar, custom tools to run outside apps, etc.
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5. RE: Syntax Highlighting Editor
Don Phillips wrote:
> I am not sure if I have ever seen David Cuny's "EE".
It's worth a look!!! It's one of the "classic" Euphoria apps!
(It's DOS based but very complete)
>So it is kind of hard
> to comment on how alike it will be. Its main purpose is for a generally
>
> good Euphoria highlighter and editor. I will (sometime in the future)
> probably add bookmarks, optional line numbers, a more complete menu and
> toolbar, custom tools to run outside apps, etc.
Excellent, an IDE without a GUI designer. Sounds great!
Ray Smith
http://rays-web.com
6. RE: Syntax Highlighting Editor
Click the little hammer tool bmp at bottom/right under/next to the
scrollbars to obtain customization window. It has the same features as
IDE's Code Editor Options Dialog.
David Cuny wrote:
> Don Philips wrote:
>
> >>1. Autocompletion of code blocks.
> > My copy already does this =)
>
> Excellent! I must have had an old version.
>
> >>2. Context-sensitive help.
> > Yeah, I was saving that for version three.
>
> Sounds great, I'm looking forward to seeing it in the IDE.
>
> D'oh! I forgot the most important feature: allowing the user to set the
> colors. (Let me guess: you've already done that, too.)
>
> -- David Cuny
>
>
>
7. RE: Syntax Highlighting Editor
Uh. I bet you meant the Hint colors, didn't you? Not there yet but color
options for Hints will also be provided.
One thing I want changed for IDE is to place Hints in a canvas window in
a RichEdit control so the current param may be colored, also a user
choice. I worked up a model using Don's syntax from xControls and it is
very neat. A right click in the Hint window will dismiss the Hint (as
well as entering the close paranthesis in inut data) and F4, or whatever
is suitable, will restore it. The only thing I did not finish coding was
the ability to move the Hint window around out of the way.
Don't mean to step on your toes, Don, answering questions, but I hope
you are head-down coding away like heck 
Judith wrote:
> Click the little hammer tool bmp at bottom/right under/next to the
> scrollbars to obtain customization window. It has the same features as
> IDE's Code Editor Options Dialog.
>
>
> David Cuny wrote:
> > Don Philips wrote:
> >
> > >>1. Autocompletion of code blocks.
> > > My copy already does this =)
> >
> > Excellent! I must have had an old version.
> >
> > >>2. Context-sensitive help.
> > > Yeah, I was saving that for version three.
> >
> > Sounds great, I'm looking forward to seeing it in the IDE.
> >
> > D'oh! I forgot the most important feature: allowing the user to set the
> > colors. (Let me guess: you've already done that, too.)
> >
> > -- David Cuny
> >
> >
> >
8. RE: Syntax Highlighting Editor
>Uh. I bet you meant the Hint colors, didn't you? Not there yet but color
>options for Hints will also be provided.
>
>One thing I want changed for IDE is to place Hints in a canvas window in
>a RichEdit control so the current param may be colored, also a user
>choice. I worked up a model using Don's syntax from xControls and it is
>very neat. A right click in the Hint window will dismiss the Hint (as
>well as entering the close paranthesis in inut data) and F4, or whatever
>is suitable, will restore it. The only thing I did not finish coding was
>the ability to move the Hint window around out of the way.
>
>Don't mean to step on your toes, Don, answering questions, but I hope
>you are head-down coding away like heck
Someimes, usually not really heh. And BAH to you. You just beat me to the
punch in answering the question. Now I look like a duffus for not checking
the rest of my messages first (giggle) oh well.
Most of the modifications take less than 30 minutes each (sometimes much
shorter). But I like to make sure they work under most of the conditions I
can think of. And then I need to add hooks and such so they are actually
useful.
Other than that I poke around with assembly :P (and Syntax3).
9. RE: Syntax Highlighting Editor
Oh, moan, I didn't intend to do that! My appologies. From now on, I'll
give you *at least* 10 more minutes :=)
Don Phillips wrote:
n You just beat me to the
> punch in answering the question. Now I look like a duffus for not
> checking
> the rest of my messages first (giggle) oh well.
>
