SynWrite (Syn2)

Alextp · Post by *Alextp » 2013-12-20, 13:48 UTC

2TychoBarfy
ye, 64bit also has it.
btw.
Do you know Python?

TychoBarfy · Post by *TychoBarfy » 2013-12-22, 22:25 UTC

2Alextp
I heard about Python, but I didn't write anything in Python yet.

Z · Post by *Z » 2014-01-09, 19:56 UTC

I've been using EControl Syntax Editor for a long time, but I learned about this editor just today. So far it looks great and I would like to continue using it, but I cannot find one option that is important to me: Sorted Tree. Is that possible at all?

Alextp · Post by *Alextp » 2014-01-09, 19:59 UTC

Tks

I del'ed this option. SOrted tree needed mainly for INI files.. Not for C or Pas

Z · Post by *Z » 2014-01-09, 21:31 UTC

Thank you for your extremely fast response.

Alextp wrote:I del'ed this option. SOrted tree needed mainly for INI files.. Not for C or Pas

I have source files with hundreds of functions and subrutines and it is really hard to find some if they are not sorted alphabetically.

Is there any chance that you add that option back?

Alextp · Post by *Alextp » 2014-01-09, 21:39 UTC

Ye, can add it bak.
No prob. Better make a topic at my forum for it

vfloyd · Post by *vfloyd » 2014-01-10, 09:27 UTC

Hi,

I have a suggestion but maybe something has already ask this, I don't know.

1 - I search something in files with TCM (alt+F7)
2 - Results are displayed in the window of TCM
3 - I push F3 on one of the results to display the file content with synWrite
4 - The file is opened but the scroll is at the top. Is it possible to make synWrite scroll to the first occurence of the pattern searched automatically when the file is opened ?

Alextp · Post by *Alextp » 2014-01-10, 11:42 UTC

No, not possible. Also see Synw help file: topic "TotalCmd Lister plugin".

Dalai · Post by *Dalai » 2014-01-10, 12:42 UTC

vfloyd wrote:1 - I search something in files with TCM (alt+F7)
2 - Results are displayed in the window of TCM
3 - I push F3 on one of the results to display the file content with synWrite
4 - The file is opened but the scroll is at the top. Is it possible to make synWrite scroll to the first occurence of the pattern searched automatically when the file is opened ?

You can use F3 (if SynWrite is configured to use TC's search dialog) to jump to the first occurence of the search term.

Regards
Dalai

TychoBarfy · Post by *TychoBarfy » 2014-01-11, 15:16 UTC

Dalai wrote:You can use F3 (if SynWrite is configured to use TC's search dialog) to jump to the first occurence of the search term...

Could you tell me how to configure this?

Thanks in advance

Dalai · Post by *Dalai » 2014-01-11, 15:39 UTC

TychoBarfy wrote:
Dalai wrote:You can use F3 (if SynWrite is configured to use TC's search dialog) to jump to the first occurence of the search term...
Could you tell me how to configure this?

Check the FAQ in SynWrite's help file. I'm using an older version of SynWrite but I think it's still in there.

Regards
Dalai

sqa_wizard · Post by *sqa_wizard » 2014-01-11, 16:46 UTC

2TychoBarfy
Just edit the lsplugin.ini file at TC folder.
Add entry "TcHistory=1" at section [Syn2].

This will use TC search entries for SynWrite searching too.

TychoBarfy · Post by *TychoBarfy » 2014-01-12, 03:12 UTC

2Dalai, 2sqa_wizard Works fine after TC restart, thanks

vfloyd · Post by *vfloyd » 2014-01-14, 16:36 UTC

sqa_wizard wrote:2TychoBarfy
Just edit the lsplugin.ini file at TC folder.
Add entry "TcHistory=1" at section [Syn2].

This will use TC search entries for SynWrite searching too.

Thanks a lot, it works.

Post by *petermad » 2014-01-15, 23:10 UTC

I have just installed the 64bit version (6.3.410) under TC 8.50b15 and it crashes hith a million error message boxes. Tested both under Windows 7 and Window 8.1.

No problems with the 32bit versions under neither Windows XP, 7 or 8.1 - but they were all installed over old versions of SynWrite - maybe that makes a difference. The 64bit installations was both first time installations.