Introducing FiveTech's fivedit

[Antonio Linares]

Done

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   ::oEditor:bKeyDown = { | nKey | If( nKey == VK_RETURN, ::FillFuncList(),) }
 

I am going to upload it to bitbucket again...

[Antonio Linares]

James,

Already available from:

https://bitbucket.org/fivetech/fivewin- ... ivedit.zip

[James Bott]

Looking good! You're a magician.

[Antonio Linares]

Surely still has many bugs but we may improve it if some of us start playing with it

[Antonio Linares]

Enhanced version that shows the source code lines numbers:

https://bitbucket.org/fivetech/fivewin- ... ivedit.zip

It includes full source code so you can include it in your own apps, modify it, etc

[bpd2000]

Excellent
Thank you, Sir

[Antonio Linares]

Updated version:

https://bitbucket.org/fivetech/fivewin- ... ivedit.zip

[James Bott]

Antonio,

I did a little more working with the editor, and I have a few suggestions.

1) When you change an existing function or method line, it is not updated in the jumplist if you don't press Enter. In other words, updating should also be triggered by clicking on a different line, or using the cursor to move to a different line.

2) When resizing the app window, the panels do not get resized, thus some of the screen is no longer visible. It would be nice if the panels also resized.

3) Jumplist: In some other editors the jumplist is shown as a tree. So you would have "functions" and "methods" as top level then all the rest as sublevels.

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Functions
   Main()
   Whatever( nCount, nSize)
Methods
   New( cFile )
   End()
 

This would a nice addition.

[Antonio Linares]

James,

1. We could add support for up and down arrow

2. How to resize it ? Should we respect the width of the panels and shrink the editor ? Do we apply a percentadge to all of them ?

3. The list of functions and methods is alphabetically ordered. So methods are always at the top.

[James Bott]

Antonio,

1. We could add support for up and down arrow

2. How to resize it ? Should we respect the width of the panels and shrink the editor ? Do we apply a percentadge to all of them ?

3. The list of functions and methods is alphabetically ordered. So methods are always at the top.

Up and down arrows would be good.

The editor I am using just resizes the edit panel. I just noticed this when I was looking at the two editors side-by-side. I would say this is just a nice to have option, but not all that important.

Sorting--I was just wondering since "f" comes before "m" shouldn't "Function" be at the top, followed by Method, then Static?

[Antonio Linares]

James,

> Up and down arrows would be good.

Done:

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   ::oEditor:bKeyDown = { | nKey | If( nKey == VK_RETURN .or. ;
                                       nKey == VK_UP .or. nKey == VK_DOWN,;
                                       ::FillFuncList(),) }
 

>
The editor I am using just resizes the edit panel. I just noticed this when I was looking at the two editors side-by-side. I would say this is just a nice to have option, but not all that important.
>

We can respect the widths of the project panel and the functions list panel and shrink the editor. Its easy.

> Sorting--I was just wondering since "f" comes before "m" shouldn't "Function" be at the top, followed by Method, then Static?

Yes, right. We use a standard ASort() for it

[Antonio Linares]

James,

Updated version with up and down functions list refresh support:

https://bitbucket.org/fivetech/fivewin- ... ivedit.zip

[dbmanfwh]

Antono,

1. Added adsrdd.lib ace32.lib to Refrence's harbour Extra Libraries, but is not stored to fivedit.bat.

2. when add much lib that harbour, should you put path certainly?

This time, should like to do and add token at program.

3. if begin fivedit again, project that executed last exclusively should likes to appear.

Regards,
Moon

[Antonio Linares]

Moon,

Fixed. Now FWH extra libs, Harbour extra libs, and C Compiler extra libs are included in fivedit.bat
in both single PRG execution or from a Project execution:

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   if ! Empty( ::cFWHExtraLibs )
      AEval( hb_aTokens( StrTran( AllTrim( ::cFWHExtraLibs ), ",", "" ) ),;
             { | cLib | cFWHExtraLibs += AllTrim( ::cFWHPath ) + "\lib\" + ;
                        cLib + " " } )
   endif                     

   if ! Empty( ::cHarbExtraLibs )
      AEval( hb_aTokens( StrTran( AllTrim( ::cHarbExtraLibs ), ",", "" ) ),;
             { | cLib | cHarbExtraLibs += AllTrim( ::cHarbPath ) + "\lib\" + ;
                        cLib + " " } )
   endif                     

   if ! Empty( ::cCCompilerExtraLibs )
      AEval( hb_aTokens( StrTran( AllTrim( ::cCCompilerExtraLibs ), ",", "" ) ),;
             { | cLib | cCCompilerExtraLibs += AllTrim( ::cCCompilerPath ) + "\lib\" + ;
                        cLib + " " } )
   endif                     

(FWH, Harbour, C Compiler) path + "\lib\" is placed before the extra libs names.

Used projects appear on the Main menu "Project" MRU (most recently used) bottom options.

Here you have a Fivedit updated version. Many thanks for your feedback:
https://bitbucket.org/fivetech/fivewin- ... ivedit.zip

[James Bott]

Antonio,

Jumplist sorting: This seems to be a case issue. All items need to be converted to uppercase before sorting.

This line does the sorting:

::oFunList:SetItems( ASort( aFuncs ) )

I'm not sure how to solve this because if we do this:

::oFunList:SetItems( ASort( Upper( aFuncs ) ) )

Then all the items will be displayed in uppercase. I don't think we want this, we just want them sorted as if they were uppercase. Maybe using a 2-dimensional array--one element with the original format and one with uppercase format?