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Hehe, if you are experienced in Delphi programming you may create a new PHP type in the RAHLEditor of the RALib 2.01 (of course with some +hpg extensionsAlleyKat wrote:It's a fab editor tool! Can I help in any way 'bout the PHP highlighting, you just give the word.
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I'm afraid I don't know it, sorry...hpg wrote:if you are experienced in Delphi programming you may create a new PHP type in the RAHLEditor of the RALib 2.01 (of course with some +hpg extensions)
but I'd certainly like to help anyway. I'll go look for them tools and see how hard it is. 
I've mailed it to your Hotmail.hpg wrote:How do you produce the marked lines? Could you send me a protion of code and a step by step list?
Hope I'm being specific enough, and that you understand my danish-tinged english.Ouch, that should make ik difficult to debug for you. Good luck with it2Botak:
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When you click on Options and then behind Configure it says Alt+Eingabe. Someone mentioned this before just don't remember who (sorry )
Ok, I think about installing an English version of my IDE. And then all should (initially, at least, hopefully!) be displayed in English.
I have no idea why this happens. On some test machines all is correctly in English!?
Aha, the bug is a feature2Botak
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Second, if you click Options and check Line numbers On/Off. It works, but if you go to Configure, you will see the choice there is unchanged and then if you close the configure dialog, your line numbers will either reappear or disappear just depending on how it was configured.
Yes, this is by design. I did't want to save options when temporary set via menu (in the editor view).
Because some users wants e.g. to switch the line numbers on, only for the current file and not for all following files.
The configuration dialog represents the saved options and not the currently selected runtime options.
Sorry, but I think this is the best compromise for most users
Nah, your reasoning makes sense. I had not thought about it in that way.Hi,hpg wrote:No its not a small problem, it's inside the editor (BTW: some of the strangest codes I ever saw, written in PASCAL).HenrikHusted wrote:If you're viewing a C file the is a small problem with the syntax highlighting.
will cause everything to be syntax colored as a comment.Code: Select all
//********* void SomeCode(void);
Yes, "//" is not ANSI C but most compilers will allow it
So I just took a short look at the parser and noticed that there are some problems with comments in PASCAL too.
So this could take some time to fix
No not yet. I'm just looking for another editor component that's fits the needs better.Did you already have enough time to fix this problem? I've got a lot of sourcefiles where this type of 'comment' is used, and opening them in hpg_ed isn't fun with the highlighting problem
m__li wrote:if not, will it be in a future release?
of course, because I hate the bug too. Hope you find time for it at some point, it's a fabulous tool, this.Hello, did you play with the 'Keep trailing spaces' option? This sounds to me, that you have disabled this optionAlleyKat wrote:Another detail, dunno if this has been mentioned... when Deleting a carriage return, it doesn't delete to cursor but to last (actual) character (ie you can't type a Space at the end of a line and pull the text in next line up correctly).
MY BAD! You're absolutely right, I must be getting senile. I specifically disabled it when I was editing a certain file, and obviously forgot all about it. Sorry. How could I make a silly blunder like that...
