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280Z28:
--- Quote from: Der Meister on December 13, 2005, 04:32:13 pm ---I think this feature should be disengageable by the user. The reason? Well, I really hate such a behaviour from the editor and I don't believe that I am the only one with that opinion. :wink:
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I've never seen it not as an option or turned on by default.
takeshimiya:
Ah, yes, I hate that functionality too :twisted:
But sometimes it can be usefull.
thomas:
--- Quote from: 280Z28 on December 13, 2005, 10:29:33 am ---"Simple" profiles will are also being developed and should go in 1.0 (AFAIK).
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What's that supposed to be?
--- Quote ---Topic: Rectangular (block) selection operations in wxScintilla.
Status: Completely broken in SVN head (1499), patch available for some of the operations.
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Not true. I am working with that release, and although I see no serious use for that feature, I just tried cut/copy/paste on a rectangular selection, and it works without any problems.
--- Quote ---Topic: Compiler options (edit: this is a plugin so it can happen anytime...)
Status: Pretty complete as is, some advanced options to go
Target: 1.1 (first minor update after 1.0)
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Compiler redesign is scheduled for 2.0. To my knowledge, a 1.1 release is not planned. The fact that something is a plugin does not necessarily mean that it can be changed any time. In particular the compiler plugin has non-trivial interdependencies.
--- Quote ---Topic: Editor virtual space
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If wxScintilla does not support it, then Code::Blocks will not support it. Rewriting wxScintilla for our own needs is not reasonable because that particular module is updated very frequently. If we cook our own curry, we get into trouble merging the changes with the official releases. Also, I am with Der Meister as far as this particular feature is concerned. Not knowing where a line ends is revision control horror - I'd never want to use that.
killerbot:
virtual space : don't like it. This is indeed a living nightmare
takeshimiya:
Now that I remember, the virtual space thing is usefull to those who are used to vi/vim navigation-command mode, where you look at the code.
But regardless, I also remember stopping using a text editor because it always had virtual space activate.
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