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Gedit has a left panel mainly used for browsing files and folders.
I think it would be a perfect place to be for the project manager plugin just like the "class browser plugin" did.
The "open project file folder" button could open the "file browser" - if activated - at the required place, otherwise nautilus.
Thank you for this plugin :D.
2009-03-04 11:23:16 UTC by agnanov
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if I have a folder with a + in it's name and inside that folder are the files I add to the project, the adding will go fine, but already tell me some % value (probably html code thingy since it's gonna get saved to xml) and once i try to open the project it tells me the file can't be found and removes it from the project...
2007-11-27 21:34:58 UTC by elegmit
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Is there any way to open up a project without all the files being opened in tabs, just having the project files in the sidebar?.
2007-10-10 12:15:36 UTC by zengen
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This is quite an important feature I think.
2007-05-31 11:08:08 UTC by nobody
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I would love it if you could the project plugin at a directory, which then would have the result of the plugin recursively adding everything in that dir.
2007-05-27 13:30:45 UTC by nobody
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Quick fix is to change the second line in _open_files so that it considers either a valid local file path, or a uri starting with 'ssh:' to be valid:
if ( os.path.exists( file_uri.lstrip( "file:" ).replace("%20", " ") ) or
( file_uri.lstrip().find("ssh:") == 0) ):
2007-04-06 08:20:12 UTC by nobody
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actually i think i'm doning a strip of 'file://' from the uri (which in the case of ssh:// obviously doesn't work and everything blows up)
2006-12-25 13:02:14 UTC by gyll
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oki, 10x, i'll look into it (after the new year's :-)
2006-12-25 12:57:12 UTC by gyll
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gedit can handle remote file via ssh connection. These files can be registered to a project but after reopening this project, a leading '/' to the path of this remote file prevents it to be opened again. This file will the be removed from project with the following message:
Project opened: 'GRID.gedit-project'
- The following file has NOT BEEN FOUND; it has been REMOVED from the project...
2006-12-05 22:12:37 UTC by atigges
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gEdit Autocomplete suggests word completions based on the text in the active document
It first attempts to suggest compound words for a given word start, and only if such
words do not exist it resorts to suggesting simple words.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gedit-autocomp.
2006-11-13 22:59:56 UTC by gyll
