From: valter v. <v.v...@vi...> - 2004-03-06 11:43:17
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Hi, Once a week i download and install kile from CVS. I founded two problems during using of kile, downloaded this morning. Problems: - when i start a new environment, using auto completion (Alt + Space) and only this, the LaTeX-Kile highlighting of two lines below current line is wrong. See wrong_highlight.png screenshot attached to this mail. To remove this wrong highlighting i have to delete empty line between \end{environment} and the text below. Referring to the attached file, i have to delete line 11, then the mistake disappear. I want to underline that this mistake appear only with auto completion and not with my User Tags. - i've seen the new Help item, TeTex Documentation. If i try to view some dvi or ps or pdf file it doesn't start the related viewer (kdvi or kghostview or any embedded component of Kile) and i see the file as in an editor. Wishes: - I'd like to have autocompletion in the ref combobox (refdialog.cpp). I tried to edit that file as shown below 32: combo1 = new QComboBox( TRUE, this, "comboBox" ); // so it's editable 33: combo1->autoCompletion(true); i've recompiled and reinstalled it but there're no changes and it works as before. I think this could be very useful in those documents where are several labels. - Again about highlighting, i think "block closing" from { to } , used by Kate for C++ , could be useful, expecially for environments like section, chapter and so on. I usually use different files for each chapter which i include in the document with \input{} or \include{} command but with this feature i'll use only one file. Thanks in advance. -- Cordiali saluti, Valter Violino Powered by Suse Linux 8.1 Professional (KDE 3.1.2) |
From: Jeroen W. <Jer...@kd...> - 2004-03-08 20:03:49
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On Saturday 06 March 2004 12:35, valter violino wrote: > Hi, > Once a week i download and install kile from CVS. > I founded two problems during using of kile, downloaded this morning. > > Problems: > > - when i start a new environment, using auto completion (Alt + Space) and > only this, the LaTeX-Kile highlighting of two lines below current line is > wrong. See wrong_highlight.png screenshot attached to this mail. To remove > this wrong highlighting i have to delete empty line between > \end{environment} and the text below. Referring to the attached file, i > have to delete line 11, then the mistake disappear. I want to underline > that this mistake appear only with auto completion and not with my User > Tags. Hmm, I really tried to reproduce it, without any (bad) luck. It could be that the bug is in Kate, are you using KDE 3.2 or KDE 3.1? > - i've seen the new Help item, TeTex Documentation. If i try to view some > dvi or ps or pdf file it doesn't start the related viewer (kdvi or > kghostview or any embedded component of Kile) and i see the file as in an > editor. This I can reproduce, also I think I understand why this happens. The embedded viewer doesn't work the same way Konqueror does, apparently. > Wishes: > > - I'd like to have autocompletion in the ref combobox (refdialog.cpp). I > tried to edit that file as shown below > > 32: combo1 = new QComboBox( TRUE, this, "comboBox" ); // so it's editable > 33: combo1->autoCompletion(true); Good idea, but wrong file ;-) The change should be made in kileactions.cpp. But thanks for reminding me to remove the refdialog files! > i've recompiled and reinstalled it but there're no changes and it works as > before. > I think this could be very useful in those documents where are several > labels. Agreed, but you can also use the auto-complete feature. Just type (or use autocomplete even for these short command): \ref{ and press Ctrl+Space; a list with labels will appear. > - Again about highlighting, i think "block closing" from { to } , used by > Kate for C++ , could be useful, expecially for environments like section, > chapter and so on. I usually use different files for each chapter which i > include in the document with \input{} or \include{} command but with this > feature i'll use only one file. Yes, I tried to implement this, but unfortunately the API provided by Kate is not adequate to implement this. The reason being that in LaTeX chapter and sections don't have a closing tag. best, Jeroen -- Kile - an Integrated LaTeX Environment for KDE http://kile.sourceforge.net |
From: Jeroen W. <Jer...@kd...> - 2004-03-09 18:34:26
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> > > - Again about highlighting, i think "block closing" from { to } , used > > > by Kate for C++ , could be useful, expecially for environments like > > > section, chapter and so on. I usually use different files for each > > > chapter which i include in the document with \input{} or \include{} > > > command but with this feature i'll use only one file. > > > > Yes, I tried to implement this, but unfortunately the API provided by > > Kate is not adequate to implement this. The reason being that in LaTeX > > chapter and sections don't have a closing tag. > > Could be done for particularly long environments such as eqnarray, table, > equation and other? I hope \end{environment} could be used as closing tag > instead of } in C++. Yes, that would be possible (not that hard to do even), however I didn't feel much for introducing a half-baked code-folding feature. best, Jeroen -- Kile - an Integrated LaTeX Environment for KDE http://kile.sourceforge.net |