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I just tried with a Java source file and it worked as you said. The problem is with Netbeans support of Ruby. I'll file a bug for Netbeans since it's more appropriate that the fix is at the IDE level rather than the plugin.
Thanks for your help.
2009-05-11 10:10:03 UTC in jVi - vi editor clone
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Let's say you have the following line:
if not dir or (not File.exists?(dir)) then
Currently if you put the cursor on the first bracket and type % the cursor hghlights the last bracket (ie the matching one). That's fine and is working correctly.
However, if the cursor is not on a block character nothing happens. That's not the behaviour in gvim. This is what gvim does:
2009-05-10 21:05:36 UTC in jVi - vi editor clone
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Please can you add support for %. % lets you copy/cut content in the current block (text delimited by eg brackets) if you're in a block or does the equivalent for the next block if you're not in a block.
There's a helpful usage example under Example #2 (smart ranges) on http://www.viemu.com/a-why-vi-vim.html.
I'm using Netbeans 6.5.1 and jVi 1.2.4.
Thanks
Praful.
2009-05-05 18:20:42 UTC in jVi - vi editor clone
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Thank you for responding to my suggestion. I should have been clearer.
The requirement is not for binary file comparisons. WinMerge sometimes fails to recognise some files that are almost completely text files. In my user's case there were a few characters at the end of the file. Others have also posted that WinMerge is complaining about files that they regard as text files.
I mention...
2007-11-06 20:57:39 UTC in WinMerge
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Another workaround is to manually pick an unpacker. But it took me ages to realise what this functionally provided!
Given the number of people who've written about the "cannot compare binary files" message, WinMerge could defintely do with just defaulting to one of the binary unpackers. Probably a few lines of code to change it, with perhaps a prompt to ask the user if they want to treat the...
2007-11-06 18:36:00 UTC in WinMerge
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Hi
When you open some files, you get a message saying that the files cannot be compared because they are binary. This happens despite the DisplayBinaryFiles and EditBinaryFiles being present. The workaround is to rename files so that the extension matches those of recognised binary files. This is a pain.
Preferred behaviour: if WinMerge has classfied files as binary, it should pass them...
2007-11-06 13:18:55 UTC in WinMerge
