[nerobotParticipant]

I think, properties X/Y are unnecessary in vec2, need to remove them.

IMO, If there is no logic in setter/getter then we should not use properties at all.

[nerobotParticipant]

And how to control plugins collisions?

For documents – if I write my own plugin for catch .cpp files I see that it does’t work because of plaintext plugin which catch cpp too.

The same problem is facing if I want to write my own keys filter for keys which filters other plugin.

[nerobotParticipant]

@degac, you can write your logic inside of

ted2 / monkey2document.monkey2 / Monkey2DocumentView / OnKeyEvent()

[nerobotParticipant]

IMO, writing plugins for key processing isn’t usefull, because to use this plugins you must use PluginTextView, and so you will get working of all these keyfilters or nothing.

What should I do if I want to add support for cpp-coding and replace some filters, for example, replace monkey comments to cpp comments?

Thinking in this key, I plan to write base textview for all code langs (named CodeTextView). Inside this view I put specific key processing, codeformatter-plugin (capitalize and so on) – extendable for any langs, highlighter-plugin and keywords-plugin. These plugins will rely on the file type.

This interface:

Monkey

Interface IDependsOnFileType Method GetFileTypes:String[]() Method GetMainFileType:String() End

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Interface IDependsOnFileType Method GetFileTypes:String[]() Method GetMainFileType:String() End

helps us to check plugin for suitability for opened file.

Also using of plugins has some limitations – if you need to get data from file while initialize plugin – inside of method New() – you get “Memory access violation” error.

(in my case – I need to read keywords from json)

Anyway, plugin system is great!

(I’ll post my version when complete it)

[nerobotParticipant]

So,

1.

Local point:=TransformPointToView( event.Location,Null )

and event.Location is the same position.

Also, this position is relative to view which mouse is over.

2.

dropView := FindViewAtWindowPoint(point) – isn’t null, but I don’t know what is it. I press mouse on TreeView, then get that^ dropView and check it via

Monkey

Local tree := Cast<TreeView>(dropView) Print "is tree: "+String(tree<>Null) ' output> is tree: 0 <-- WHY?

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Local tree := Cast<TreeView>(dropView) Print "is tree: "+String(tree<>Null) ' output> is tree: 0 <-- WHY?

Probably, FindViewAtWindowPoint expecting of global position but we put local. Don’t know how to make it global.

3.

event.View property – not null but not my TreeView. when it assigning?

4.

When I drag mouse to TextField and up it – don’t see MouseUp event inside TextField.

5.

MouseEnter / MouseLeave – doesn’t works.

[nerobotParticipant]

The one way is to open Task Manager on Windows to see increasing memory.

[nerobotParticipant]

I tried it, and dropView isn’t null, but how to check type of this view to debug? and type of any variable?

If I up mouse at TextVew and check it with

Monkey

Local tv := Cast<TextView>(droppedView)

1	Local tv := Cast<TextView>(droppedView)

then ‘tv’ is null.

And what about App.MouseView property?

 

UPD: I can’t catch MouseUp for MainWindow because event was eaten by some child.

Thanks for App.MouseEventFilter += OnMouseEventFilter.

[nerobotParticipant]

I want to write just

Print “b: “+b

[nerobotParticipant]

The Timer class is what I’m looking for, thanks!

[nerobotParticipant]

Hi, Adam. Greate work!

You modified base mojox classes to bring functionality. Is it good idea? Why don’t extend them?

For example, use own

Monkey

class CodeTextDocument extends TextDocument

1	class CodeTextDocument extends TextDocument

and put CodeTreeView inside it.

Base TextDocument need to be extended for common text operation only, not for code processing.

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