GSA Lister Plugin (source code viewer)
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I think there is something more to do there than just forward the "4" keystroke to the lister parent and this faulty behavior is because i do not do anything else. I have to research a little bit on this, or if anyone know about this subject i will appreciate any suggestion.roentgen wrote:Something is faulty somewhere.
I press F3 to view an ini file in Lister. Synplus is loaded. I press 4 to load the next plugin > GSAlister is loaded > No matter how many more times I press 4 to load the next plugin GSAlister is the only plugin loaded.
Nice plugin!
My suggestions:
- make the cursor remain in file window when press CTRL+Q to quick view
- hide the toolbar in quick view mode
- make it possible to hide toolbar & searchbar
- make it possible to display toolbar & searchbar through the key shortcuts (e.g. CTRL+R readonly & display toolbar)
- add highlight support for .MNG file (like SynPlus)
My suggestions:
- make the cursor remain in file window when press CTRL+Q to quick view
- hide the toolbar in quick view mode
- make it possible to hide toolbar & searchbar
- make it possible to display toolbar & searchbar through the key shortcuts (e.g. CTRL+R readonly & display toolbar)
- add highlight support for .MNG file (like SynPlus)
- make the cursor remain in file window when press CTRL+Q to quick view
- hide the toolbar in quick view mode
- make it possible to hide toolbar & searchbar
- make it possible to display toolbar & searchbar through the key shortcuts (e.g. CTRL+R readonly & display toolbar)
Ok i will implement in a new release the possibility to hide the toolbars, eventually i will try to compress them i do not know.And I'd appreciate having toolbar and searchbar together, now they take more space than it's needed.
No.Can GSA become an external compare tool (offer diff mode)
.mng like "Multiple-image Network Graphics" ?- add highlight support for .MNG file (like SynPlus)
I am sorry but either i do not understood you or i can not reproduce this behavior...Bug.
Open a file, Ctrl+F, type 1st string, F3, type a different string, F3.
The second (and following) F3 presses find the 1st string.
I understood something like this:
1. open a file
2. Ctrl-F (search TEXT_1 with the incremental search feature)
3. F3 (search TEXT_2 else with total commander search feature)
4,5,6 F3 and the programs shows the result of TEXT_1?
Also note the F3 search for a string previously registered (by F7), or if no search string is registered then behave like F7. I am not sure if this is the best method but this one i understood and this one i implemented in the lister.
Strange, but I also can't reproduce this behaviour now. When I wrote the report, after the 1st F3 press, GSALister found the next occurence of TEXT_1. Not it shows a find dialog (F7)darkz wrote:I am sorry but either i do not understood you or i can not reproduce this behavior...Bug.
Open a file, Ctrl+F, type 1st string, F3, type a different string, F3.
The second (and following) F3 presses find the 1st string.
I understood something like this:
1. open a file
2. Ctrl-F (search TEXT_1 with the incremental search feature)
3. F3 (search TEXT_2 else with total commander search feature)
4,5,6 F3 and the programs shows the result of TEXT_1?
Also note the F3 search for a string previously registered (by F7), or if no search string is registered then behave like F7. I am not sure if this is the best method but this one i understood and this one i implemented in the lister.

I think i found what triggered something like this. The search therm given by F7 is not isolated between different lister sessions... so if you change the search therm in one lister by F7 the second will change too, and as i see this is how/what i get from total commander also this is the behavior in total commander-s plain text lister.Strange, but I also can't reproduce this behaviour now. When I wrote the report, after the 1st F3 press, GSALister found the next occurence of TEXT_1. Not it shows a find dialog (F7)
The two search are isolated by implementation, so in theory should not interfere unless some Murphy's laws apply there....
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