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1. 

   webmailusr-msn
   Member

   1. Output window should be read-only
   2. Tools->Options->Files->File Associations: Editing entries does not work (you have to delete entry and reenter it again).
   3. PHP files are assigned to hypertext file types- should be separated, shouldn't it?
   4. Custom pattern for output parsing fails for free pascal compiler:
   %f(%l,%c)
   applied on c:\test.pas(52,10) says:
   file: c:\test.pas(5, l=2, c=10
   Should be:
   file: c:\test.pas l=52, c=10

   Some suggested improvements:
   1. In tags window, group members inside classes when a file has more than one class

   2. Remove from tags window classes from closed files

   Posted 5 years ago #
2. 

   simon
   PN Developer

   1. I disagree about the output window, I don't think PN would gain anything by doing this and occasionally the ability to change the text there is useful.

   2. To edit an item, select it and then change the details, pressing "Edit" to store the changes. I agree that this is perhaps a bit unintuitive and maybe someone will fix it. Perhaps you could log a request in the request tracker on SourceForge.

   3. The hypertext scheme works fine for PHP - why change it?

   4. You want: %f\(%l,%c\)

   Suggestions:

   1. Completely agree, the members should be shown with their related classes.

   2. This will, of course, be fixed.

   Posted 5 years ago #
3. 

   webmailusr-msn
   Member

   Hi, Simon:
   I completely agree with all you said... so this beta seems to be very stable - except for some small missing features. However, about PHP: I think it's good having PHP files separated from hypertex because html files usually are edited and previewed in browser, however PHP files additionally are run through php.exe.
   So when I have a "pure" html file I don't want to see "run with php.exe", and if I edit a php file I will need this tool. It's just matter of intuition.

   PN is the best... and S.S. too!

   Posted 5 years ago #
4. 

   westley52
   Member

   Concerning PHP being separate from HTML - I personally setup my web server to have all html pages run though the php. Of course, a commercial host server would probably not be setup this way. Personally, I don't mind leaving it as it is, or duplicating the lables both under HTML and seperate - where they would only alter just one set of entries.

   Congrats on a very good editor - keep up the good work!

   Posted 5 years ago #
5. 

   badbrain
   Member

   I noticed that when I try to comment a line of code while tabs (Tools > Use Tabs) is not enabled, the commenting starts after the first letter.

   For instance,
   S//ceneManager::destroyAllScenes();

   But it works as expected when tabs is enabled. Just wondering..

   Posted 4 years ago #
6. 

   simon
   PN Developer

   Hmm, I'm not seeing the same in my quick test, can I check the following:

   What's your tab size set to?
   You're using Comment Line?
   Just one line of code?
   What build of PN exactly?

   Thanks.

   Posted 4 years ago #
7. 

   badbrain
   Member

   Apologies

   Tab size: 2
   build: (.7.680)-devel
   Advanced Settings: override indentation (use tabs).

   Note that these things never happen when tabs aren't used.

   Try this:
   Disable tabs using the menubar.
   Indent code.
   Convert spaces to tabs.
   Now try Comment Line.
   Do you see the error?

   Here is one more:
   Enable tabs.
   Indent code.
   Convert tabs to spaces.
   Now try Comment Line.
   The double forward-slashes start one or more spaces before the beginning of the text. But double forward-slashes start right at the beginning when tabs have been disabled before-hand.

   [edit] Scheme: C++

   Posted 4 years ago #
8. 

   simon
   PN Developer

   Ok, exact repro based on your first one:

   Empty document in C++ scheme
   Set tabs width to 2
   Turn off "Tools->Use Tabs"
   Type: [Tab]SceneManager::destroyAllScenes();
   Select "Edit->Convert Spaces To Tabs"
   Cursor to end of line, select to home (should select to S, indent not selected)
   Now run comment line:

   S//ceneManager::destroyAllScenes.

   I guess this is where the code is expecting based on editor settings that the indentation will be spaces (use tabs is turned off) and so it goes for two characters in to comment. Because the spaces have been turned into tabs this goes wrong. I'll have a look.

   Bug here: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1769095&group_id=45545&atid=443219

   Posted 4 years ago #

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