Thread: Re: 0.36beta2 - Bug when closing tab through context menu
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From: Steve H. <dig...@mi...> - 2006-06-01 22:09:36
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From: Marc Elser, Jun 1, 2006 5:41 PM > > 1.) > If click on a tab with the right mouse button you get a context menu > where you can close a tab. After you closed the tab, the tab's file is > still listed under the "Window" Drop-Down menu, but when you click on > the filename in the "Window" menu nothing happens. Then only way to get > rid of the file is to re-open it so it appears in a tab again and then > you can close it using the "close" icon or you can restart vim which > then re-open every file in a new tab. This is a non-Cream menu that I can't figure out how to disable. I'll have to ask on the Vim list. > 2.) > If you choose to "highlight current line" in the Settings it works > perfect for the current session, but when you restart cream and you're > opened files/tabs from the last session are restored all have lost the > highlighting for their current line although there's still a check mark > in the "Settings" Drop-Down menu. So you have the check and uncheck the > check mark for every file/tab which was re-opened when cream was started. Cream's feature is buffer-specific, we probably just need to add a BufEnter autocmd to fix this. > And I wonder what you think about this suggestion before the final > release: How about a keyboard shortcut which reset the search > highlighting. At the moment I use the "CTRL+O" ":noh" vim command > but a keyboard shortcut would really be handy as this "CTRL+O" > ":noh" is quite a lot of typing and if you're working with big files > where you have to search things quite often it's a lot of typing. I'm not sure I follow, does the Settings > Highlight Find option not turn it off for you in all buffers? > Another suggestion which I think would be quite a lot of work but a > great thing: How about a function list for the current file whithout > having to generate a ctags file for the current project directory > which can take a lot of time in bigger svn repositories. I don't > need cross referecing (although it's nice of course), what I need is > a simple function list left or right hand side where I can click on > a function and jump there? What do you think of it? I think Tools > Tag Navigation > Tag List (toggle) does what you want, you can open it with Ctrl+Alt+Down. -- Steve Hall [ digitect mindspring com ] :: Cream... something good to put in your Vim! :: http://cream.sourceforge.net |
From: Steve H. <dig...@mi...> - 2006-06-02 15:20:50
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From: Marc Elser, Jun 2, 2006 4:04 AM > Steve Hall wrote: > > > I'm not sure I follow, does the Settings > Highlight Find option > > not turn it off for you in all buffers? > > Yes, it does but that's not what I meant. I'd like to have > "highlighting find" enabled all the time, but I want to have the > possibility to reset the highlighting of the found items. The vim > command ":noh" does exactly this Ah, I understand. I can't think of a clean way to do this without adding yet another Settings menu item: -------------- x Highlight Fin&d Highlight Find &Clear -------------- Highlight Current Line Syntax Highlighting The ampersands indicate the new accelerators so Alt+S,C would do what you want. I'll try to send you updated files tonight to test. > > I think Tools > Tag Navigation > Tag List (toggle) does what you > > want, you can open it with Ctrl+Alt+Down. > > Yep, the Tag List looks great but there's another small bug: > "Ctrl+Alt+Down" does not work for 0.36beta2, I can only toggle it > using the menu entry. What is your system? You might have a desktop environment key blocking, Gnome uses this for switching desktops IIRC, but after clearing it works for me on Windows and Gnome. -- Steve Hall [ digitect mindspring com ] :: Cream... something good to put in your Vim! :: http://cream.sourceforge.net |