I have also now added the ability for the search meta-data (last search string and case-sense etc) to be saved along with the project. This means those setting will be restored after reloading the project.
Expect an update soon, providing no other serious issues are found.
Simon
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I didn't reboot after the installation, it might be the caused of
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In the case of the second one, how can you have the editor open without any file in it?
This is step by step how i was able to reproduce it:
1 - Click on the "create a new project" button
2 - When the "Project Information" will be opened add a name into the "Project name" area and tick into the "This project uses a file repository" checkbox
3 - Click to "Ok"
4 - Wait until the Dictionary will be loaded
5 - On the "Project:yourname" window i selected: "Source files"
6 - Then once the ASL requester will opened i didn't select any "real" file (or a wrong one don't remember now) but the editor started normally .. at this point i just right clicked on this "blank page" of the editor and i got the DSI i mention ..
Aniway now i'm start using it for real with a .c file of one of my source, so a question: does the current editor supports the usual scroll keys of the keyboard to "navigate" into the code ?
PageUp and PageDown doesn't seems to work here, the up/down arrows seems not supported too ?
If so (and if i'm not wrong!) can you add it for the next release ?
I'm shocked about the amount of the work behind the CodeBench suite .. mate congratulation !
Then once the ASL requester will opened i didn't select any "real" file (or a wrong one don't remember now) but the editor started normally .. at this point i just right clicked on this "blank page" of the editor and i got the DSI i mention ..
I don't understand what you mean here. What file did you select? Can you mail it to me so I can test it here. I tried with a soft link, and that worked as expected. I just don't get what you mean by "real file".
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Aniway now i'm start using it for real with a .c file of one of my source, so a question: does the current editor supports the usual scroll keys of the keyboard to "navigate" into the code ?
PageUp and PageDown doesn't seems to work here, the up/down arrows seems not supported too ?
Yes, of course it works. The editor gadget uses env(arc):classes/gadgets/richeditor/default.kbd for it's key mappings. Please make sure that file is in place, as this might be the cause of your problems. It should have been installed by the Installer, so unless that failed for some reason (which you wuld have been told about), or you are doing something funky with ENV(ARC):, I can't understand why that would be.
Simon
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I'd recommend putting the commands About, Help and Show Me a "Handy Hint" into one group (they all have to do with providing help/information). Dividing individual menu items using barlabels like this makes the menu cluttered, and actually defeats the purpose of the divider.
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Simply Great! Thx!!! I've not downloaded it yet due to my job, in these days i'm going to home late. Some questions: 1) I'm trying to register to codebench community, but I see no register menu or button. Heelp! 2) When you say some features have been disabled, do you mean "new features"? (forgive this question :D ) Thx you!
Once you download it and install it, all will become clear regarding the "Community Account".
It was a few new features that were insufficiently tested and were removed prior to release.
Simon
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I don't understand what you mean here. What file did you select? Can you mail it to me so I can test it here. I tried with a soft link, and that worked as expected. I just don't get what you mean by "real file".
Forget i think to have solved, it was maybe some strange side effect caused by somewhat on my system ..
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Yes, of course it works. The editor gadget uses env(arc):classes/gadgets/richeditor/default.kbd for it's key mappings. Please make sure that file is in place, as this might be the cause of your problems. It should have been installed by the Installer, so unless that failed for some reason (which you wuld have been told about), or you are doing something funky with ENV(ARC):, I can't understand why that would be.
Just checked the dir you mention but i don't found this default.kbd file, maybe is that the problem ?
Here attached is the content of my classes/gadgets/ folder in Env on my system
I can't download the archive you posted as it needs some crappy download manager, which I'm not installing.
As regards the default.kbd file, you will have to install it manually from the distribution archive. I have no idea why it was not installed on your system.
Simon
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I was thinking: could you add a little function that will insert an empty AutoDoc header at the current position in the code? I never remember the correct standard format of the header, and copying it over from the OS Wiki again and again just steals time.
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While I cannot do anything about the Calculator, the Construct Editor window was ignoring the custom screen set in the preferences. Many thanks for the report, it is fixed for the next version.
One note about running external applications, if you want them to use the CodeBench screen by default, enable the "Make default pubscreen when active" option in the Preferences/Display page. http://codebench.co.uk/docs/other.html#display
Simon
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By the way, maybe i didn't find it in options, but did codebench support easy folding/unfolding in the editor window itself ? I mean not in quick links, but to have something like folding image, pressing on which whole function will folds, and click again will unfold it.
Quick links of course kind of this, but true folding/unfolding in editor can be pretty handy (and enabled by default maybe?).
Something like in stormed5:
See those small tasty images at left near of any functions. Maybe its already possible and can be enabled somewhere ?