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nerobot 3 months ago.
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Press F1 and see the status bar. Do you see quick help here?
If yes – press F1 again and you will be jumped to docs for module member, or jumped to member declaration.
Quick help
is a nice feature – you can see any your code members description in status bar, like params list.
Format:
member_description | namespace | file | line_in_file
Yes, I can see the quick help in status bar now. Pressing F1 again does not always
open the docs here. Thanks anyway!Pressing F1 again does not always open the docs here.
It always open the docs tab but there is sometime nothing to display? Or don’t open docs tab at all?
It opens the doc TAB, and displays “/Users/danilo/Monkey/monkey2/modules/docs/__PAGES__/-DrawText.html”
This path does not exist. The documentation is in “monkey2/docs/docs.html”,
and it is 1 file, not separate pages for everything.I don’t have a “monkey2/modules/docs/” directory.
I have:
“monkey2/modules/chipmunk/docs/__PAGES__/…”
“monkey2/modules/mojo/docs/__PAGES__/…”
“monkey2/modules/monkey/docs/__PAGES__/…”and
“monkey2/docs/docs.html”
Same problem, wrong path.
What the word is under cursor?
“DrawText” with the HelloWorld example.
Did you do these steps:
- Pull new ted2go sources.
- Build new version of ted2go by current one.
- Check help fixes in this new version just started by compiler.
When you decide to use the newest version you have to copy files from [ ted2go/products/macos/ ] into [ monkey2/bin/ ] folder.
Don’t worry nerobot. Spending 10 hours trying to get help from within the IDE/Editor is enough.
Fresh install, and now I have a 788 MB monster directory sitting on my HD, trying to get the most basic things working…I need a break. And some beers.
I started ted2go versioning, initial version is 2.0.
You can see a version in app title, like: Ted2Go v2.0 – [ file name here ].
It helps me to make releases by splitting work on a portions. And simplify my trello’s todo-board .
@nerobot good choice of theme in that last screenshot!
I have a few suggestions I’d like to see in Ted2Go in the future.
First thing I’d like to see is something similar to a “code map”.
It’s basically a way to scroll through your code and getting a good view of your code at the same time.
I’ve made an attempt of this over at: http://monkey2.monkey-x.com/forums/topic/adding-mojox-view/
I’ll gladly share my (pretty bad and experimental) code for it with you nerobot.Secondly, I’d like an option for placing the project view on the left instead of the right.
It would look like this: http://monkey2.monkey-x.com/forums/topic/adding-mojox-view/#post-5401And lastly, I really think Ted2Go should either auto-restart when a new theme is selected, or tell the user to restart.
Because for example in my Smooth theme the check boxes and some other things don’t properly load until you’ve restarted Ted2Go.And are you interested in some new icons for the Ted2Go toolbars?
I’ve made my own, and once again – you can see those in the link posted above.Hi Nerobot,
Ted2Go looks great, and I’ve been wanting to use Ted or Ted2Go for a while, but I haven’t been able to yet, primarily because the text editing process itself is a bit jarring, since it doesn’t follow well established shortcut conventions on Mac OS. It would be incredible if it followed these conventions (same as Xcode or Sublime Text on MacOS):
File:
Command + W – Close tab (Should work now accoring to the menu, but doesn’t do anything on my machine)
Command + T – New Tab (Same as Command+N, New file)Text navigation:
Command + Right – Go to end of line
Command + Left – Go to beginning of line
Command + Up – Go to top of document
Command + down – Go to bottom of document
Alt + Right – Go to next word
Alt + Left – Go to previous word
(All of those should be combined with shift to perform selections, i.e. Shift+Alt+Right = Select next word)Build system:
Command + B – Build and run with current settings
Command + Shift + B – Just build
Command + R – Run last built appMiscellaneous:
Command + Shift + Z – Redo
Command + Comma – Preferences
Command + ForwardSlash – Toggle comments on/offNone of these are currently assigned or work correctly on my MacOS laptop. In addition, there are other minor things I noticed:
– Text cursor is almost invisible, very hard to find at a glance.
– Would it be hard to hilight the current line where the cursor is with a color slightly different from the background?
– Cursor is different in txt files and monkey2 files, is that intentional?
– A button in the toolbar to quickly toggle debug/release would be great!
– Indentation lines would be amazing! Here’s an attached example of how that looks like in Sublime Text 3.Thanks for this project! I’ll definitely drop some donation money once I can use it!
Cheers.Attachments:
Oh, and Hezkore’s icons look great! I love simple, monochrome icons.
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