Activity for Tim Hoffmann
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Tim Hoffmann posted a comment on ticket #58
Dear docutils developers, I'm bringing this up one final time because docutils is a very important project to the python ecosystem and because I care a lot about it's documentation infrastructure. I strongly believe that migrating would make work for maintainers and people wanting to contribute easier. (You don't have to follow that opinion, but it's the motivation why people bring this up again and again). To resolve the issue once and for all, I'd like to draw the attention back to the simple question...
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Thanks for the feedback! I don't have time to look into the proposal right now but will come back later. Preliminary considerations: - Privacy issues: While lazy loading could be used for tracking, it's not a privacy risk per-se. Tracking would takes additional actions by the page creator. I suppose someone designing tracking would rarely base that page on docutils, and if so, they still can quite easily inject the attributes by post-processing the html. - A magic class that turns into an attribute...
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Support lazy loading for image and figure
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+1 for migrating to GitHub. I second all the benefits mentioned above. I've been moving to GitHub myself with a larger project, and it really makes a difference.
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go to PDF and to source not working
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Tim Hoffmann modified ticket #2434
Google File Drive Stream: <file> has been modified by another application"
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duplicate https://sourceforge.net/p/texstudio/bugs/1047/
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Align columns hangs with formatting in first column
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macOS - TexStudio Vers. 10.8 and up are slow to open tex-source
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Do you mean to press the shortcut AltGr+X? If so, here is the explanation what happens: https://github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions#i-cannot-type-certain-characters-on-my-keyboard-that-involve-altgr-on-windows Since the resulting character on a polish keyboard would be a "less/greater equal", which is not a common character, I would not add that shortcut to the exclude list. You should change the shortcut of the external viewer yourself if you want to use AltGr+X in...
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git integration
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duplicate: [feature-requests:#156]
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Avoid rebuilding the files when no file in the project is modified
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In generat, it's hard to tell if a compiliation is really not neccesary. It not only depends on the tex files but also on the bibliography, included graphics etc. 'Build and View' and 'Compile' are explicitly there to run the LaTeX compiler. Use 'View' if you just want to display the PDF.
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Parsing log files is difficult because the do not distinguish between log structuring parentheses and context code. We have to use some heuristics in there and the parser is already quite complicated. Also, please provide the full log. Otherwise it's not possible to reproduce the issue.
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Works on master. There have been some changes to the parser, one of which possibly fixed this as a side-effect.
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structural element inside another statement not shown in structure panel
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This has been broken for some time, because it's not compatible with the parser anymore. The corresponding option has been removed. See also https://github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues/324
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element in comment not shown in structure panel
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Sorry. Misread and mixed up. This has been broken for some time, because it's not compatible with the parser anymore. The corresponding option has been removed. See also https://github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues/324
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duplicate [bugs:#2398]
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element in comment not shown in structure panel
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duplicate [bugs:#2398]
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structural element inside another statement not shown in structure panel
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This has been broken for some time, because it's not compatible with the parser anymore. The corresponding option has been removed. See also https://github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues/324
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The benefit of such a feature is apparent. As already said, it unfortunately simply not possible with the current codebase of TeXstudio. If you really need that, I'm afraid, you'll have to look for an alternative editor.
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Not really. One would have to modify the language parser. This is not a priority and there's a workaround with gernerating your own sweave.qnfa file.
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Options -> Configure TeXstudio -> Shortcuts
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This is a LaTeX question, not related to TeXstudio. Please ask such questions at LaTeX related sites such as http://tex.stackexchange.com
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Sorry, there's no way to do this. The editor component does not support multiple views to the same file. The only options are rewriting the editor component or switching to another editor component such as QScintilla. Both of which would be serveral-hundered-hour efforts.
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Yes, that should do.
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texdoc fails to appropriate $PATH variable
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Please post below the existing thread and do not create a new one for the same topic. Please note also that he main development has moved to github and you can post issues there https://github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues
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copied from [bugs:#2378] update to #2378 wrong order of addtional search paths in options causes "texdoc did not respond to query on" error message correction of order to: <HDD Letter="">:\texlive\2018\texmf-dist\texdoc;<HDD Letter="">:\texlive\2018\texmf-dist\doc\latex; solves problem.
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implemented \includefrom
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The flatpak package is created by a third party. We cannot give support for this.
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See https://github.com/texstudio-org/texstudio/issues/43
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This is not supported and most likely won't. We cannot adapt syntax highlighting for modified semantics of every possible package. As a workaround, you may deactivate syntax checking. Options -> Editor -> Inline Checking -> Syntax
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Ticket moved from /p/texstudio/bugs/2371/
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Cannot reproduce with Consolas on Win (I don't have the mentioned fonts installed). Which OS? Which version of TXS and Qt?
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Fixed.
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Are you using a screen magnification? On a 100% scaling, the handes should have standard width. It may however be that they do not scale (having effectively the half relative size at 200%).
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The bug is still open, so no further progress.
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Which version are you using?
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We're moving towards Andreas' proposal. A decision will be made after the over-due release of 2.12.8. I propose to wait with icon adaptions until our new logo is out. If you really want a single-colored version now, you can use your icon (it still has the shape of the current icon).
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We're moving towards Andreas' proposal. A decision will be made after the over-due release of 2.12.8.
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It's applied to the code base and will be part of the next release.
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Submenus are not supported.
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Sorry, yes to the first question, no to the others. The dialog will use a QLineEdit, a QSpinBox and a QComboBox or a QCheckBox, depending on the type of the passed value.
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Are you using Qt4 or Qt5? Maybe you are missing the svg library libqt4-svg or libqt5-svg respectively.
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Restore session at next start including split window
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This has alredy been implemented in the development version: hg 6653. You may try a development snapshot: https://sourceforge.net/projects/texstudio/files/texstudio/TeXstudio%20development/
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grammarcheck.cpp: javaProcess->start(quoteSpaces(javaPath) + " -cp " + quoteSpaces(ltPath) + " " + ltArguments); Have you tried absolute paths for java and LT Path?
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You can change the size of the UI using Options -> GUI Scaling and by adjusting the Font-Sizes in the options.
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This is not a bug. By default Ctrl+Left is bound to which goes to the previous placeholder if there is one near by, or to the previous word otherwise.
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Not all the icons we need have a corresponding system theme icon.
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So, with the abstract it crashes, without it's ok? I assume, it's then a problem iwth the tooltips on OSX. Could you do the following tests: shorten the abstract to a few words alternatively remove the tex parts (\% and {\textendash} within Note to the developers: Maybe OSX chokes on very long toolip lines? If so, 6838 (d12d6f6b8c75) "limit length of lines in bibtex tooltips" would already be the solution.
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So, with the abstract it crashes, without it's ok? I assume, it's then a problem iwth the tooltips on OSX. Could you do the following tests: shorten the abstract to a few words alternatively remove the tex parts (\% and {\textendash} within
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Internal PDF viewer crashes when including specific .eps file as graphic
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Works with a recent build on Win using poppler 0.61 https://bintray.com/sunderme/texstudio/texstudio-win/2.12.7-201712161603-git_d91705e
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incorrect text highlighting
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I you really need this, you can adapt the language definition: Create a subfolder languages in you settings directory Copy the TeX language definition from here: https://sourceforge.net/p/texstudio/hg/ci/default/tree/utilities/qxs/tex.qnfa Search for context id="verb$i" and add <e>2</e> to the loop elements. See also the user manual Note: When chosing to use your own language definition, any future updates we may provide in the built-in language definition will not be visible for you.
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More colour schemes of both syntax highlighting and UI
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duplicate [feature-requests:#779]
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Not built-in. However, you could write a user macro that does exactly this: Check the text before the cursor. If it's \enquote{, replace it by ", else insert \enquote{
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Have you found a reproducible way how to trigger the bug? If so, please provide a minimal example/description.
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Touchbar support on Macbook Pro
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duplicate [feature-requests:#1249]
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You'll probably have to uncheck Build -> Build Options -> Check and update bibliography before compiling as well.
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A compilation, such as pdflatex may indicate in it's log, that it wants to be run again (e.g. "Label(s) may have changed. Rerun to get cross-references right."). When "Repeat conteined compilation commands" is activated, TeXstudio checks for these messages and runs the command again. A command may consist of several subcommands, e.g. "Recompile Bibliography": txs:///compile | txs:///bibliography | txs:///compile, where compile itself may me txs:///pdflatex, which then is a basic command. For every...
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Your problem is most likely [bugs:#2263]. You can try the 2.12.7 development snapshot at https://sourceforge.net/projects/texstudio/files/texstudio/TeXstudio%20development/
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There is no keyboard shortcut, so you would have to write a script. Note, that there is Ctrl+LeftClick however.
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Does it only happen with synctex enabled? How large is "large". Can you provide an example document?
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This is intentional and, by design of LaTeX, required to obtain a fully updated pdf. See e.g. https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/53235/why-does-latex-bibtex-need-three-passes-to-clear-up-all-warnings If you don't want this behavior, you can deactivate "Rerun contained compilation commands" for "Compile" and for "PDFLatex".
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This is intentional and, by design of LaTeX required to obtain a fully updated file. https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/53235/why-does-latex-bibtex-need-three-passes-to-clear-up-all-warnings If you don't want this behavior, you can deactivate "Rerun contained compilation commands" for "Compile" and for "PDFLatex".
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Does it happen with every document or just a specific one? If the former, please use either the version shipped with ubuntu, or compile TeXstudio yourself, until we release packages for 17.10. If the latter, can you please provide the document?
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add tokenizer tests for handling \big[ in math environments
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This sounds like a serious thing. Please describe exactly what you've been doing, so that I can reproduce it.
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Discussed in more detail in [feature-requests:#1157] and [feature-requests:#260].
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Disable wrap in math/table environments
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Discussed in more detail in [feature-requests:#1157].
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Toggle Line Wrapping in Toolbar
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Thanks for your suggestion. There's always a feature request for this [feature-requests:#1157]. The original title was not good, so you've probably missed it (title now changed). Please up-vote and comment there.
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Provide a command to disable/enable line wrap easily
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Duplicate [feature-requests:#1157]
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Shortcut to toggle line wrapping
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The scope is the selection of a cursor object. The easiest way to create one in your case is scope = editor.document().cursor(i, 0, i). Also don't forget the options argument. So, you should do something like this: %SCRIPT var lines = editor.document().textLines(); for (var i=3; i<lines.length/2; i++){ scope = editor.document().cursor(i, 0, i); editor.search("world", "g", scope, myfunction); }
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The scope is the selection of a cursor object. The easiest way to create one in your case is scope = editor.document().cursor(i, 0, i). Also don't forget the options argument. So, you should do something like this: var lines = editor.document().textLines(); for (var i=3; i<lines.length/2; i++){ scope = editor.document().cursor(i, 0, i); editor.search("world", "g", scope, myfunction); }
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I've come across the same effect in QtCreator 4.3.1 (using Qt 5.9.1). This appears to be a Qt issue, so nothing we can do. As it's not reproducible and happens quite rarely, it's even hard to file a meaningful bug report to Qt. (Please report back if you've found a way to reproducibly trigger this behavior). The recommended workaround is to close TeXstudio and restart it. Then the menu is back to normal.
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Use app.getManagedAction("main/file/utilities/delete").trigger()
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There seems to be a problem with detecting concurrent shortcuts. Try Setting the original shortcuts to <none> manually and then set the new shortcut to the action. (Note: there are two defaults for Ctrl+A: Menus -> Edit -> Selection -> Select All and Basic Keymapping -> Select All.
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Crash after renaming files
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no feedback
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Always using full path in Thesaurus Database
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fixed: hg 6841 (a18931902045)
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fix detection of thesaurus database and support program/config-relative
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fix previous commit
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an option to clean all line bookmarks
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Option to disable closing viewer with esc
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implemented: hg 6747 (0de10b9f400f) See [feature-requests:#1302].
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