RE: [Dynapyide-developer] Just an update.

[Creighton K. <cki...@ho...>]

>>  OK, I commented out the package my testrun failed on - which only was
used for the aboutbox
>>  - and at least got it working. 
 
I sent the fix out in my last zip file.  Let me know if it worked.
 
>> The application opened up OK, and open, save, copy and paste commands
>> seemed to function as expected. Save command however opened a dialoge
>> that said open on the button, but the command worked as it should anyway
>> (or it just didn't clear the buffer).
 
Seems to be a problem with JFileChoser.  We will probably have to write our
own file manager program (Jason you want to take this one).
 
>> The syntax highlightning didn't seem very proof. In a file that mixed
javascript in a
>> HTML-document - something our application must be able to handle for sure
- it
>> mistook an inline javascript syntax for the begining of an HTML-tag and
the
>> highlightning was totally mixed up. Got me wondering if this Jedit
syntax-handeling
>> package will work for our purpous...
 
I know about this problem.  It has to do with their default HTMLTokenMarker
it does not do a very good job.  I already have in the work a replacement
for it.
 
 
>> All-in-all I'm not complaining. It's good for a start to have an
application that actually
>> fires up, and this update was vwery much appriweated, but I suggest we
look into utilizing
>>  the part of Jedit that resides in the 'org' directory in their
distribution. Under that dir we
>> find most of what we are interested in for our application and that's
also the Jedit
>> contribution to the GJT which aim is to distribute code bits for reuse.
What do you
>> think? Please object if you feel I'm all off-side...
 
I think at first we need to use the syntax highlighter so we don't spend all
of our time working on the editor.  I think I can fix all of the problems
with syntax highlighting.  In the long run I think we will integrate the
main editor of Jedit into it, but right now I think that work is better used
else where.
 
Thank you very much for the feed back and I will work on the problems as
soon as I get a chance to.  
 
P.S. You just submitted our first bug report.
 
Creighton Kirkendall