Re: Question & suggestion for Edita
- Posted by Pete Lomax <petelomax at blueyonder.co.uk> Aug 02, 2005
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On Mon, 1 Aug 2005 16:39:14 -0400, "DB James \(larch\)" <larch at adelphia.net> wrote: >Hi, > >First, the question: what does [Shroud utility (independant of RDS, >"make single source", not encrypted)] mean? I am working, fitfully, >on a way to combine all source into one file with a program called >Mash.ex. I assume once this is working well (it works now, but is >buggy due to my lousy parsing techniques and the extreme variation in >coding styles), that creating a file with all user-created tokens >changed to something obscure would be easy, though I personally have >no big interest in that. Anyway, if you are doing the same thing, or >something better and more general, then I wouldn't be so interested in >pursuing the project. That line (in the new suggestions section of edita.htm) was written a long time ago, before I ever heard you were working on this. Yes, it refers to the same concept as mash.ex but you are probably safe to assume I won't get round to doing anything this side of Christmas. > >Second, a simple suggestion for a nice little addition it Edita's >capabilities (by the way, thanks a large bunch for Edita, I use it Glad you like it. >constantly): could you set aside four or six function keys for pairs >of bookmark and return-to-bookmark actions? I used to have this >capability years ago in most editors I used and I miss it. >Remember CTRL-k-(number key) and CTRL-y-(number key)? Can't say I do. Ctrl y is reserved for redo in Edita, btw. >But I rarely needed more than two or three bookmarks/returns at any >one time. If these could be temporarily remembered for each file, >that would be additionally slick. Does not need ever to be saved to >an .ini file, I think. I could easily toggle(/create) bookmarks, using say F2, and put some kind of on-screen marker. I could make Shift/Ctrl F2 (say) jump to next/prev bookmark. I could also add a radio to the Ctrl-Q jump, next to the All/Global/Sections for bookmarks. cc'd to EUforum for thoughts on bookmark keys/handling. Regards, Pete