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nyamatongwe committed patchset 2979 of module scite to the Scintilla CVS repository, changing 1 files.
2010-01-07 09:49:01 UTC by nyamatongwe
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nyamatongwe committed patchset 2980 of module scintilla to the Scintilla CVS repository, changing 1 files.
2009-12-29 09:42:20 UTC by nyamatongwe
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The actual request was not to the change the colors of the lines, but to make it clear to the user, in a split second, if there is anything beyond the edgeline.
The submitted examples indeed contains comments which exceeds the actual edgeline (so I should have submitted a screenshot without to explain it better), but the idea is as following: having the code fully unfolded, the user can move...
2009-12-26 20:53:00 UTC by peterscholtens
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That has been fixed in CVS.
2009-12-23 22:24:26 UTC by nyamatongwe
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Hum, never mind that last one, spook to soon.
2009-12-23 14:30:09 UTC by mvgulik
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Tossing in a Lua alternative to editing the source.
Just adding a additional 'editor:AddText("")' directly after a 'editor:GotoPos(Pos)' remedies the situation to.
2009-12-23 13:46:11 UTC by mvgulik
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You can turn the black line off with SCI_SETFOLDFLAGS. The colour of the line may be altered by changing the foreground colour of STYLE_DEFAULT although this will also alter the colour of other features.
I'll accept a patch that implements an option to draw fold lines using the dotted grey appearance of indentation guides or that allows independently setting the colour of fold lines.
The...
2009-12-22 11:17:40 UTC by nyamatongwe
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I think of this more as probably 'missing functionality' rather than a 'bug'. Saving into the same location as loading may even be incompatible with some current uses. I'm thinking of scenarios where a controlling program creates a session file and then tells SciTE to open that session over the director interface. If it is changed then it should be mentioned on the mailing list first in case...
2009-12-22 10:54:48 UTC by nyamatongwe
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I guess I'm just looking for some official word that:
1. This is a bug we will fix.
2. This is a "feature" that won't be changed.
3. This is a "feature" that will change in a future release.
Thanks.
2009-12-21 16:32:32 UTC by jeffmikels
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Thanks for telling me what the problem is. Do I understand correctly that there is no intent to fix this?
I might be wrong, but it makes the most sense to me that if I can load a session file from the command line, and if I can set my settings to automatically save my session files, the one I loaded is the one that should automatically be saved.
Otherwise, I can't imagine how to use SciTE as a...
2009-12-21 16:31:34 UTC by jeffmikels