OpenEuphoria

Re: Edita Requests

• Posted by Matt Lewis <matthewwalkerlewis at gmail.com> Jun 15, 2007
• 674 views

Pete Lomax wrote:
> 
> > 
> > I have wxIDE set up to run (in addition to euphoria) html, dos batch,
> > perl, python, ruby and wxbasic.  There's also the capability to set up 
> > an alternate euphoria interpreter profile, which has been really helpful 
> > while working on ooeu.
>
> Edita could do with something a bit like that, though I'd favour setting up
> the "interpret with" part once, then allow a list of extensions and an
> "active?"
> checkbox. I assume you have to dive into Options/Custom Interpreter to switch
> between perl and python, and/or you get a rack of errors when you forget?

It's all stored in the ini file currently, without a way to edit from the
GUI.  You associate an extension with an interpreter.  The alternate 
interpreter thing is there to use with alternate euphoria interpreters.
 
> BTW, I thought that was broken. I kept entering a command string and clicking
> on OK/Apply and nothing happened or was saved. It seems to be expecting a
> return,
> which is very un-windows-y. I now see it also works if you click on any other
> command line input fields (before?) clicking OK/Apply.

Yeah, the wxGrid control is nice, but still leaves some things like that to
be desired.  There's a routine that saves any unsaved edits.  I should 
probably be calling that somewhere in there.

> I also suffered from:
> C:\P2\wx\wxEuphoria\demo\wxIDE.exw:1727 in procedure get_files() 
> subscript value 1 is out of bounds, reading from a sequence of length 0 
>     files = {
> 	      "C:\\P2\\wx\\wxEuphoria\\demo\\bench_draw.exw",
> 	      {},
> 	      "C:\\P2\\wx\\wxEuphoria\\license\\gpl.txt"
> 	    }
> which I avoided with an "and length(files[i])"... ??

Thanks, apparently I hadn't found that bug...

Matt