Ted21 github update

[gcmartijnParticipant]

Is it with the dotted lines on/off option ?

[AdamStrangeParticipant]

currently there are no options – they are in the code, but there is no preferences yet. I’m working on a way to show everything is a clear way

[gcmartijnParticipant]

Or Just a toggle button in the menu or topbar like you did with the Color View.

[AdamStrangeParticipant]

gitgub updated with new show tabs and big cursor in menu with hotkeys

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[gcmartijnParticipant]

thanks its working.

going to work with it right now.

In many other programs CMD+B is for building I don’t know if that new shortcut is a wise choice.

[AdamStrangeParticipant]

the default for build is F5 and F6 – this comes from ted2 but I can change it?

[gcmartijnParticipant]

I don’t care very much, but doctorwhoof is someone that want’s it.
https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey2/issues/40

Maybe in the future you can tackle all those personal things inside one json file, and let the user define them.

For example if people create a project and add a ted2.json file and ted2 use that file.

[AdamStrangeParticipant]

Ted21 is very OS X aware and will use the OS X Command key instead of Ctrl key.

But I can certainly add Ctrl+b for debug build

[coconParticipant]

I saw that TED has hardcoded keyconfigurations.

Perhaps it might be a good idea to introduce a shortcut manager so these configurations can be loaded from a JSON (or XML) file, parsed, and assigned during startup of the application.

Well, this is just a suggestion, nothing formal yet.

Monkey

#Import "<mojo>" Using std.. Class Shortcut Field Name:String Field Shortcut:String Field HotKey:String '< -- This is will be a Key not a String Field HotKeyModifier:String '<-- This is also Method SetCommand(command:String) If CommandIsValid(command) Name = command End End Method SetShortcut(shortcut:String) Shortcut = shortcut FindHotKey() FindModifier() End Method CommandIsValid:Bool(command:String) If command = "Find" Return True If command = "Debug" Return True If command = "Test" Return True Return False End Method FindHotKey() If Shortcut.Contains("+") Local s := Shortcut.Split("+") HotKey = s[s.Length - 1] Return End HotKey = Shortcut End Method FindModifier() If Shortcut.Contains("Ctrl") HotKeyModifier = "Modifier.Control" End If Shortcut.Contains("Alt") Local hasPrev := "" If HotKeyModifier > 0 hasPrev = "|" HotKeyModifier += hasPrev + "Modifier.Alt" End End End Class ShortcutManager Field ShortcutList:List<Shortcut> Method LoadFromFile() ShortcutList = New List<Shortcut> ' file is opened and in each line a new shortcut is added to the list Local s:Shortcut ' e.g. s = New Shortcut s.SetCommand("Find") s.SetShortcut("Ctrl+F") ShortcutList.AddLast(s) s = New Shortcut s.SetCommand("Debug") s.SetShortcut("F5") ShortcutList.AddLast(s) s = New Shortcut s.SetCommand("Test") s.SetShortcut("Ctrl+Alt+Del") ShortcutList.AddLast(s) End Method GetHotKey:String(action:String) For Local s := Eachin ShortcutList If s.Name = action Return s.HotKey End Next Return "" End Method GetHotkeyModifier:String(action:String) For Local s := Eachin ShortcutList If s.Name = action Return s.HotKeyModifier End Next Return "" End End Function Main() ' The shortcut manager is created Local shotcutManager := New ShortcutManager shotcutManager.LoadFromFile() ' Testing the output Print("Testing Commands") Local commands := New String[] ("Find", "Debug", "Test") For Local c := Eachin commands Print(c) Print(shotcutManager.GetHotKey(c)) Print(shotcutManager.GetHotkeyModifier(c)) Print("") Next ' Example of implementing this in Ted ' at the moment of where the actions are declared '_editFind=New Action("Find") '_editFind.HotKey=shotcutManager.GetHotKey("Find") '_editFind.HotKeyModifiers=shotcutManager.GetHotkeyModifier("Find") '_editFind.Triggered=OnEditFind End

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#Import "<mojo>" Using std..   Class Shortcut Field Name:String Field Shortcut:String Field HotKey:String '< -- This is will be a Key not a String Field HotKeyModifier:String '<-- This is also Method SetCommand(command:String) If CommandIsValid(command) Name = command End End   Method SetShortcut(shortcut:String) Shortcut = shortcut FindHotKey() FindModifier() End   Method CommandIsValid:Bool(command:String) If command = "Find" Return True If command = "Debug" Return True If command = "Test" Return True Return False End   Method FindHotKey() If Shortcut.Contains("+") Local s := Shortcut.Split("+") HotKey = s[s.Length - 1] Return End HotKey = Shortcut End Method FindModifier() If Shortcut.Contains("Ctrl") HotKeyModifier = "Modifier.Control" End   If Shortcut.Contains("Alt") Local hasPrev := "" If HotKeyModifier > 0 hasPrev = "|" HotKeyModifier += hasPrev + "Modifier.Alt" End   End End   Class ShortcutManager Field ShortcutList:List<Shortcut>   Method LoadFromFile() ShortcutList = New List<Shortcut>   ' file is opened and in each line a new shortcut is added to the list Local s:Shortcut   ' e.g. s = New Shortcut s.SetCommand("Find") s.SetShortcut("Ctrl+F") ShortcutList.AddLast(s) s = New Shortcut s.SetCommand("Debug") s.SetShortcut("F5") ShortcutList.AddLast(s) s = New Shortcut s.SetCommand("Test") s.SetShortcut("Ctrl+Alt+Del") ShortcutList.AddLast(s) End   Method GetHotKey:String(action:String) For Local s := Eachin ShortcutList If s.Name = action Return s.HotKey End Next Return "" End   Method GetHotkeyModifier:String(action:String) For Local s := Eachin ShortcutList If s.Name = action Return s.HotKeyModifier End Next Return "" End   End   Function Main() ' The shortcut manager is created Local shotcutManager := New ShortcutManager shotcutManager.LoadFromFile()   ' Testing the output Print("Testing Commands") Local commands := New String[] ("Find", "Debug", "Test") For Local c := Eachin commands Print(c) Print(shotcutManager.GetHotKey(c)) Print(shotcutManager.GetHotkeyModifier(c)) Print("") Next     ' Example of implementing this in Ted ' at the moment of where the actions are declared '_editFind=New Action("Find") '_editFind.HotKey=shotcutManager.GetHotKey("Find") '_editFind.HotKeyModifiers=shotcutManager.GetHotkeyModifier("Find") '_editFind.Triggered=OnEditFind End

[AdamStrangeParticipant]

mmm, In concept yes. I practice I will get to it in time

[AdamStrangeParticipant]

Github updated

new right code overview added with mouse support

project refresh added

help system now in main page with updated style

cursor and invisibles added to find menu

some crash fixes

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[AdamStrangeParticipant]

new update

amended mx2cc to support parsing

new help system with F1 support, index, etc

new ttf font viewer

fixes

escape now closes menus if they are open and closes main help panel if open. so escape is really an uber close/back Which makes much more sense.

larger fonts throughout with proper monospaced font in code view

you will need to rebuild mx2cc first

 

Let me know how it all goes for you

[jihemParticipant]

Very good work. I like to use ted21. Just a question: how can we change the font in the text editor?

Regards,

jihem

[AdamStrangeParticipant]

not yet, but it’s coming

[AdamStrangeParticipant]

Github updated with important code view fixes that prevent some immediate crashes

If you have any issues please let me know

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