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nerobot 3 months ago.
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@hezkore Tell me how the dot completion to interfere you. I can move it into options. And notify me if you complete icons pack.
I’ll try to play with IDE-font-system next time. I think, we need to change editor font only inside of IDE. For other mojox widgets – using current theme system.
I get the following error
oh, my copy-paste code (for macos). fixed.
The fonts in “ted2go/assets/fonts/” are not copied into the final executable.
thanks, I’ll check it too.
Some fixes in dev branch:
- editor actions copy-paste
- disable ctrl+w shortcut for word wrapping (does it need shortcut at all?)
- whitespaces typo
@nerobot:
Can you make the completion popup window to always open
_under_ the current line, if possible?See screenshots, the popup opens above the current line
all the time, and sometimes it opens on top of the editor.I think it should always open below the current line
and not get into my way.Attachments:
Can you make the completion popup window to always open
_under_ the current line, if possible?yes, added in todo.
Thanks! It’s getting better and better…
EDIT:
How can I move the treeview sidebar to the left side?
And I would like to always show “Source” after start,
not “Project” (I would like to make “Source” the first and default item).Awesome updates!
On the MacOS front, here’s what I found:The shortcut to remove comments, Command+Shift+/ is already reserved for the OS (It’s the same as Command+?, brings up the “About” dialog). Command+Alt+/ is not assigned to anything, could be a good option. Ideally, though, it should be a toggle (the same shortcut comments, and if already commented, removes the comment).
Command+Arrows (home/end) works! But Alt+Arrows (navigate to previous/next word) doesn’t. Selecting it from the menu (Go Back/ Go Forward ) doesn’t do anything either.
Changing themes changes the bg colors, but doesn’t apply the text colors right away, only after restarting the app.
Cheers!
hezkore: Ctrl/Cmd+W is a typical way to close windows on non-Windows systems, but in Windows the typical shortcut is Ctrl+F4
How can I move the treeview sidebar to the left side?
And I would like to always show “Source” after start,Have no option to move sidebar yet. Added to todo.
The shortcut for remove comments, Command+Shift+/ is already reserved for the OS
Do I use right slash ? I use ‘\’ but VSCode use back ‘/’ (like c++ comments). Maybe need to change to backslash and it fix conflict?
Toggle logic.. maybe.
Command+Arrows (home/end) works! But Alt+Arrows (navigate to previous/next word) doesn’t.
Need to fix core mojox.textview. So I have no garantee to do that.
Changing themes changes the bg colors, but doesn’t apply the text colors right away, only after restarting the app.
I have this working properly. Have anyone the same bug with theme colors?
> I have this working properly. Have anyone the same bug with theme colors?
I noticed the same when switching themes. Only GUI colors are changed,
not the syntax highlighting colors within the editor. I’m also using macOS.Here’s a new theme for you! Mostly warm colors, so it goes easy on your brain at night.
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728//Golden Theme by Ethernaut, vaguely based on "smooth" by Hezcore{"extends":"ted2-default","colors":{"border": "#211d12","clear": "#23211f","gutter": "#242324","content": "#282728","panel": "#594f45","knob": "#363330","hover": "#594f45","active" : "#7e7763","textview-cursor":"#FFDD55","textview-selection":"#3E4451","textview-color0":"#f2dba6","textview-color1": "#f6e4bc", //identifiers"textview-color2": "#ffbf00", //keywords"textview-color3": "#cbcb4d", //strings"textview-color4": "#66b3cc", //numbers"textview-color5": "#8E744A", //comment"textview-color6": "#729888", //preproc"textview-color7": "#fff9e6" //default}}And here’s how it looks:
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I noticed the same when switching themes. Only GUI colors are changed,
not the syntax highlighting colors within the editor. I’m also using macOS.I broke it… fixed now. will push to git sooner.
Here’s a new theme for you!
for us.
is this default-ted + new colors, or this is hezkore+new colors ?Just pushed v2.2.2 to github. Hope this is ‘release’ version now.
- Fixed theme changing for editor fonts;
- Word wrap shortcut is Alt+Z (is it good for macos?);
- Comments on macos by ctrl+backslash, not usual slash;
- New “Smooth warm” theme.
is this default-ted + new colors, or this is hezkore+new colors ?
I started with Hezcore’s theme, but ended up extending Default Ted because I wanted the monospaced fonts.
I plan to release new version about once a month..
Waiting for $upport.
“hezkore: Ctrl/Cmd+W is a typical way to close windows on non-Windows systems, but in Windows the typical shortcut is Ctrl+F4
”@nobuyuki I said close “tabs” not windows
Most apps in Windows (and Mac etc.) uses Ctrl+W to close tabs, even web browsers use it.“@hezkore Tell me how the dot completion to interfere you. I can move it into options. And notify me if you complete icons pack.
”@nerobot The auto-complete is not always correct, sometimes it doesn’t detect my Locals.
So when I for example want to access the fields in my Local called “proc”, Ted2Go instead auto-corrects it to “Property” whenever I type “proc.”, which gets annoying.“I started with Hezcore’s theme, but ended up extending Default Ted because I wanted the monospaced fonts.”
@Ethernutt Yeah about that hehe…When I made the Smooth theme, the monospaced font was bugged (not drawn correctly, overlapping text etc.).
That seems to have been fixed a bit, and did I update the theme to use the default monospaced font, but it seems like Mark never updated it.
I’ve posted the updated Smooth theme in this thread too: http://monkey2.monkey-x.com/forums/topic/ted2go-fork/page/12/#post-7209
I hope nerobot adds it.The theme font wouldn’t even be an issue if the font could be selected from within the IDE.
The theme font wouldn’t even be an issue if the font could be selected from within the IDE.
Yes! I understand a Theme being able to “suggest” a font, but the user should be able to override it.
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