Ted2Go IDE

[HezkoreParticipant]

The ‘comment block’ feature is really nice.
But I think a better way to do it would be to check if text is selected, and if the user types ‘ then comment that block, instead of CTRL + ‘

Basically:
If user presses ‘ AND text is highlighted/select then comment block

Also, a minor issue:

I think it needs to remove tabs when checking if something is commented.

 

Here’s another bug I’m getting with the newer version:

And dragging the tabs works a bit weird:

[skn3Participant]

Feature request:

Would be nice if Ted2go detected if a file tab is a module (by looking if it has a module.json matching the filename). Then if it is, give the option/icon/keyboard-shortcut for user to “build module”.

[nerobotParticipant]

When cursor leaves a line by going up or down “end” is auto-capitalized but when cursor leaves a line using right arrow at end of current line or left arrow at beginning of line there is no auto-capitalize operation triggered

There is some optimization to avoid full line parsing. The best way is select keywords from completion list.

In future if I (we) add “Format code” action we will be able to check all uncapitalized keywords.

I think it needs to remove tabs when checking if something is commented.

NO. What if I have some code already commented and want to comment whole block? When I uncomment that block I expect to preserve my previous comment as is. That’s why I add comments to all lines and remove only at beginning of line.

“Tabs on the right” option is obsolete and already removed from Prefferences.

And dragging the tabs works a bit weird:

I can’t reproduce. Please, try newest DEV version.

And you can drop tab on whole area, not only on [+] item.

Would be nice if Ted2go detected if a file tab is a module (by looking if it has a module.json matching the filename). Then if it is, give the option/icon/keyboard-shortcut for user to “build module”.

Maybe.) This time you can rebuild module by Right-Click on module folder in Project file browser.

[skn3Participant]

Maybe.) This time you can rebuild module by Right-Click on module folder in Project file browser.

Ah neat, this is more than suitable. Perhaps a “rebuild using last settings” would be good here too? So its a 1 click module build.

[HezkoreParticipant]

I can’t reproduce. Please, try newest DEV version.

I’m on the very latest.
I think it’s related to the theme you’re using.

 

The ‘comment block’ feature is really nice. 
But I think a better way to do it would be to check if text is selected, and if the user types ‘ then comment that block, instead of CTRL + ‘

I still think this needs to be implanted

[nerobotParticipant]

I think it’s related to the theme you’re using.

Really, will see.

I still think this needs to be implanted

I know some IDE have actions for selection instead of replace text.

For example, Qt Creator: if you have selection and type quote – it surround selection with quotes. Is it useful for anyone?

Ok, I will add your idea. If people consider it annoying – I revert it back. Current comment/uncomment shortcut will stay here too.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Ok, I will add your idea. If people consider it annoying – I revert it back.

Adding it as an option might be a good idea, that way everyone is happy

Current comment/uncomment shortcut will stay here too.

Sounds good!

Infact, I’d like that if you have text selected and pressed either ‘, “, [ or ( the selected text would be paired automatically
Instead of being replaced
Sublime Text 3 does that for example, and I use it all the time

[HezkoreParticipant]

Very nice new updates nero!
Super impressed

I recently had a friend start using Monkey 2, and he’s bugged about this little problem:

The drop down menus can be placed outside of the screen.
Though that’s more of a MojoX issue, so perhaps that should really be addressed by Mark instead.

Oh and btw, if you double click a ‘fold out arrow’ in something like the Project tree, the arrow icons bug out:

[JesseParticipant]

For example, Qt Creator: if you have selection and type quote – it surround selection with quotes. Is it useful for anyone?

I don’t know if I like that.

BUT… what I would like to see is if I select a group of code lines and I use find and “replace all” only the selected code gets searched and replaced. I would find that really useful.

[nerobotParticipant]

Phew! I finished v2.6.

Megred into master branch.

Read more here (because of better formatting).

UPD:

• Menus and hints now fitted into window bounds.

[DiffrenzyKeymaster]

F2 in Ted2Go 2.6 rocks!

Great update.

[nerobotParticipant]

Thanks!

I plan to build binaries tomorrow.

F2 is here for a long time. I left it because sometimes it’s easier to press F2 then F12.

Also there is F11 easter egg.

And maybe Mark will repack v1.1.07 with this release after some break up.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Maybe “Jump to definition” and stuff like that should be under the right click menu too?

I guess the only thing right now that needs some polish is the CodeMap

[nerobotParticipant]

Maybe “Jump to definition” and stuff like that should be under the right click menu too?

Yes. Will add.

I guess the only thing right now that needs some polish is the CodeMap

More info, please.

[HezkoreParticipant]

You can drag it around outside of its own area.
And when you click on something in it, it should jump there

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