Upd: ListerPlugin Syntax Viewer/Editor: hpg_ed 0.5

[hpg]

1. Options / Wrap text - doesn't really work
2. Vertical scroll bar scrolls only up to column 256 even if line is longer
   I have to check whether this is a bug or just by design.
3. It is possible to move cursor to infinity both vertically and horizontally.
   Must stop at last line and move from last character on the line to first position on the next line.
4. Option to position cursor at the end of line when clicking behind the end

Correct, this is a programmer editor not really a lister or viewer, that means the used editor component do not contain wrap mode or a cursor
move mode you suggested, sorry
Probably I will take the time to check the problem with 256 columns.

[AXL]

this is a programmer editor not really a lister or viewer, that means the used editor component do not contain wrap mode

Agree with that. I'll just remove all text file extensions to view them with wrapping.

cursor move mode you suggested

Disagree.
The mode I suggested is used in every editor I've tried.
(most of the time I use HomeSite 5.2 for web, but I also use ConText and JEdit)

[HenrikHusted]

If you're viewing a C file the is a small problem with the syntax highlighting.

Code: Select all

//*********
void SomeCode(void);

will cause everything to be syntax colored as a comment.

Yes, "//" is not ANSI C but most compilers will allow it

Great plugin, use it constantly. Hope that you'll fix this small isuse.

[hpg]

If you're viewing a C file the is a small problem with the syntax highlighting.

Code: Select all

//*********
void SomeCode(void);

will cause everything to be syntax colored as a comment.

Yes, "//" is not ANSI C but most compilers will allow it

No its not a small problem, it's inside the editor (BTW: some of the strangest codes I ever saw, written in PASCAL).
So I just took a short look at the parser and noticed that there are some problems with comments in PASCAL too.
So this could take some time to fix

[henrich.fukna]

If you're viewing a C file the is a small problem with the syntax highlighting.

Code: Select all

//*********
void SomeCode(void);

will cause everything to be syntax colored as a comment.

Yes, "//" is not ANSI C but most compilers will allow it

Great plugin, use it constantly. Hope that you'll fix this small isuse.

It is correct !!! Cause // is the C++ (Delphi, Java, C#) line comment. The C has only /* ... */
//***** is a slash (/) with next comment (/*****)

[Hacker]

Depends on the C version.

Roman

[JackFoo]

Actually it doesn't, as HenrikHusted already pointed that current _ANSI_ C doesn't define // as a comment, C99 (new standart adds this style) and most compilers support it. Hey what the hack, if compiler handles it properly than use it... (there is no portability issue here after compilation).

Cheers.