I would like to set the size of all fonts across all file types to 11 pts. I have fiddled around and edned up reverting several times.
Also it there any concept of a project file in DRPy?
Or is there any way that I could just open all py and html files in one stroke? I did see the bookmark a folder setup and that is pretty close as to be liveable.
Thanks!
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Did you try: DrPython - Preferences . Apply text properties to all styles and the select size and then choose save?
Does this work for you?
There were several times discussions about a project manager.
You could (meanwhile) use the sessions plugin.
If you use the "wx.Filedialog", then at the bottom line,
there are some predefined extensions; or you type yourself *.py;*.html and the select all files and press open.
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2005-10-16
So I think tht I have this one figured out.
What I did was create a batch file that has each file that I want to open as an arg. Works out great!
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I would like to set the size of all fonts across all file types to 11 pts. I have fiddled around and edned up reverting several times.
Also it there any concept of a project file in DRPy?
Or is there any way that I could just open all py and html files in one stroke? I did see the bookmark a folder setup and that is pretty close as to be liveable.
Thanks!
Did you try: DrPython - Preferences . Apply text properties to all styles and the select size and then choose save?
Does this work for you?
There were several times discussions about a project manager.
You could (meanwhile) use the sessions plugin.
If you use the "wx.Filedialog", then at the bottom line,
there are some predefined extensions; or you type yourself *.py;*.html and the select all files and press open.
So I think tht I have this one figured out.
What I did was create a batch file that has each file that I want to open as an arg. Works out great!