I noticed that Alt+2 (Two Horizontal Panes) produces two vertical panes, and the other way around for Alt+3; accessing these options from the menu does the same thing. I don't know if it's just me...
And file history, I don't know if it already exists, I searched the forum and the configuration files, but found nothing. Notepad++ had a nifty option that, when enabled, would remember the opened files from one session to the other. I often find myself working with 5-6 files at a time, then closing the editor and when I open it again the files would be opened too.
Don't know if it's been discussed already but when a unsaved modified file is closed 'Escape', shouldn't it ask for Save/Cancel stuff? I know it asks at the end, when the app is closed.
Thanks for your time, and thank you for releasing this nice editor :)
Alex
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I opened a php file, which shows nicely with syntax highlighting and everything. I selected a function from there, made a new folder, the function was there but no more highlighting in the folder. Is there something to be done in the config file?
Alex
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I now saw that it fails to see the <? ?> which are outside the folder, and thus does not enable syntax highlighting for the folder. if I were to put //<? at the beginning of the folder, then it would work... but it's kinda' weird.
Alex
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Regardless of what I do with CB in PHP, I stumble upon a no-no. If I put <? ?> only in folders, it's ok.. the editor won't put it's html comments inside php brackets. But, that would mean I would have to use ob_start() in all my files and with different layers because the CB comments get outputted to the browser and when using multiple includes this becomes a problem, I get header already sent errors.
Is there a way to modify the way CB inserts his internal comments into the file?
I mean, instead of
<?
<!--[of]:function tMainPre($trans)-->
function tMainPre($trans){
}
<!--[cf]-->
?>
to put this
<?
/*<!--[of]:function tMainPre($trans)-->*/
function tMainPre($trans){
}
/*<!--[cf]-->*/
?>
or some other variation that PHP will consider a comment?
Alex
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Hei. Sorry for all these messages, I finally found what I was looking for with the php folding in the config file, and changed <!-- for #, gosh the editor is so customizable :) Thanks again! Only the first message in this thread about history and vertical/horizontal panes is still worth a look.
Alex
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Horizontal panes means that they are arranged horizontally (left and right).
Currently there is no session information saved, so the editor does not re-open previously edited files when restarting. I plan to save session information such as open windows, window geometry and so on but I have other features to implement before. As a work around you can create a kind of project file (.txt) that include links to common files and create a shortcut that open this file.
On Closing Windows:
Code Browser manages windows differently from most editors, there is a clear distinction between files and windows:
* Files are loaded and unloaded
* Windows are open and closed
* There can be several windows open on the same file
* There can be several files attached to a window: for instance, when following links, a file may not be visible but still in the navigation stack of a window.
* Closing a window does not unload the file: you can reopen a window on it from the menu "File/Files...".
Cheers,
Marc
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Hi,
I noticed that Alt+2 (Two Horizontal Panes) produces two vertical panes, and the other way around for Alt+3; accessing these options from the menu does the same thing. I don't know if it's just me...
And file history, I don't know if it already exists, I searched the forum and the configuration files, but found nothing. Notepad++ had a nifty option that, when enabled, would remember the opened files from one session to the other. I often find myself working with 5-6 files at a time, then closing the editor and when I open it again the files would be opened too.
Don't know if it's been discussed already but when a unsaved modified file is closed 'Escape', shouldn't it ask for Save/Cancel stuff? I know it asks at the end, when the app is closed.
Thanks for your time, and thank you for releasing this nice editor :)
Alex
Ups, forgot another thing.
I opened a php file, which shows nicely with syntax highlighting and everything. I selected a function from there, made a new folder, the function was there but no more highlighting in the folder. Is there something to be done in the config file?
Alex
I now saw that it fails to see the <? ?> which are outside the folder, and thus does not enable syntax highlighting for the folder. if I were to put //<? at the beginning of the folder, then it would work... but it's kinda' weird.
Alex
Regardless of what I do with CB in PHP, I stumble upon a no-no. If I put <? ?> only in folders, it's ok.. the editor won't put it's html comments inside php brackets. But, that would mean I would have to use ob_start() in all my files and with different layers because the CB comments get outputted to the browser and when using multiple includes this becomes a problem, I get header already sent errors.
Is there a way to modify the way CB inserts his internal comments into the file?
I mean, instead of
<?
<!--[of]:function tMainPre($trans)-->
function tMainPre($trans){
}
<!--[cf]-->
?>
to put this
<?
/*<!--[of]:function tMainPre($trans)-->*/
function tMainPre($trans){
}
/*<!--[cf]-->*/
?>
or some other variation that PHP will consider a comment?
Alex
Hei. Sorry for all these messages, I finally found what I was looking for with the php folding in the config file, and changed <!-- for #, gosh the editor is so customizable :) Thanks again! Only the first message in this thread about history and vertical/horizontal panes is still worth a look.
Alex
Hi Alex,
Horizontal panes means that they are arranged horizontally (left and right).
Currently there is no session information saved, so the editor does not re-open previously edited files when restarting. I plan to save session information such as open windows, window geometry and so on but I have other features to implement before. As a work around you can create a kind of project file (.txt) that include links to common files and create a shortcut that open this file.
On Closing Windows:
Code Browser manages windows differently from most editors, there is a clear distinction between files and windows:
* Files are loaded and unloaded
* Windows are open and closed
* There can be several windows open on the same file
* There can be several files attached to a window: for instance, when following links, a file may not be visible but still in the navigation stack of a window.
* Closing a window does not unload the file: you can reopen a window on it from the menu "File/Files...".
Cheers,
Marc