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nerobot 3 months ago.
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Maybe not at all, but it’s simpler when I can see any done solution.
I’ll leave the code toolbar toggle up to you.
New stuff in repository!
New / Improve:
- Feature – navigate back / forward via alt+left / alt+right or toolbal buttons. Stored points – jumping via CodeTree or via ‘Goto declaration’.
- Feature – open docs from args, so we can create file association for .monkey2 files with ted2. Worked fine, but files looked bad because there is no good ted2.exe icon.
- Editor – added smart text insertion (with correct indent of whole inserted block, I hope you’ll see the profit).
- Goto declaration – added shortcut F12, like in VStudio. I am going to remove F2 later.
- Macos – added cmd+left/right to go home/end of line. (not tested)
Fixes
- Fixed multiline string highlighting.
- Fixed tab behaviour in code view.
- Fixed capitalization not worked (grabbed from ted2).
- Fixed first-start window size – make window smaller than real desktop size.
- Macos – disabled line removing via ctrl+e. (not tested)
Autocompletion
- Choose by TAB now! So we can comfortable using Enter when a/c list is opened. It’s useful at least until working parsing of local variables. I think to add Enter key as optional case.
- Show entities from super class and interfaces.
- Show entities from aliases.
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This editor is looking really good. I haven’t installed the latest update but so far I find it quite useful as I am using it.
I don’t know if you have fixed the command-x to cut. you have it described in the edit window as command-x but its actually control-x on the keyboard. for all purpose it should be command-x. thats for OS X.
Thanks.:)
Oh.. I never work on macos and don’t know about usual shortcuts for it. But I think I’ll add correct values soon.
Good job! Is there a way to enhance and/or change the syntax coloring of keywords, locals etc.?
This time you can change existing colors via themes – look into ted2go/assets/themes/.
There are text-color1, text-color2,…. inside of theme’s files. They used for highlighting.
Info about each of color is here http://monkey2.monkey-x.com/forums/topic/ted2go-fork/page/4/#post-5071
@nerobot
I finally got a chance to use Ted2go (with Mark’s recent changes). Good job. I am just starting to use it but I’m already loving the source view.Welcome!
Great job. I finally can work in M2 decently. Is Find in Files comming anytime soon?
Ok, added “Find in files” into “Do it first” list.
But my dev speed is slow (have no time).
Some new stuff:
- Fixed (!) – parser don’t update entities info inside of classes after they modified.
- Fixed – not shown some types (generic) of properties.
- Autocompletion (!) – improved arrow left / right behaviour when list is opened.
- Autocompletion – fixed addition of extra spaces for keywords.
- Added app icon for windows version (blue monkey2 logo). So associated files now have properly icon.
- Updated ‘About ted2go’ section – added shurtcuts info and special thanks sections.
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New stuff in a repo!
- (!) Now call “Force stop” before build / buildAndRun. Is it OK for everyone?
- (!) Project view – added simple files filter (see project.json); double-click to expand folders; little faster scroll.
- (!) Autocomplete – improved ‘self’, added ‘super’.
- Autocomplete – improved insertion – brackets for methods and full description if there is “method” keyword before – try to override method and you’ll see the power of that.
- Fixed text insertion – if text was copied from codeview (prepared on copy/cut).
- Improved parser checking for some entity types.
- Synced Sources tree with current line.
- Added new icon for field-is-func members.
- Display brackets [] for arrays.
- Colors by theme – for Autocomplete list and Sources tree.
- Merged ted2 (+smooth theme, some fixes)
Files filter – see the file ‘ted2go/project.json’.
There is no regexp, the logic is:
- *filter – starts with star – check text.StartsWith( filter )
- filter* – ends with star – check text.EndsWith( filter )
- *filter* – starts and ends – check text.Find( filter )
- w/o stars – check equals, text = filter
Is there a option or method to disable auto-complete?
I will add.
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