jaPBe 3.13.4 [IDE for PB 4 and PB 5]

[NoahPhense]

Yeah, it's great.

Thanks Gon.

- np

[Flype]

Hello Gnozal, thanx again for your effort.

Just an idea

Can it be possible to support hyperlinks (http:, mailto:, ...) directly in the source code

In the scintilla documentation, i find this function - it might do the trick :

SCI_STYLESETHOTSPOT(int styleNumber, bool hotspot)
This style is used to mark ranges of text that can detect mouse clicks. The cursor changes to a hand over hotspots, and the foreground, and background colours may change and an underline appear to indicate that these areas are sensitive to clicking. This may be used to allow hyperlinks to other documents.
SCI_STYLESETHOTSPOT(int styleNumber, bool hotspot)

[gnozal]

Hello Gnozal, thanx again for your effort.

Just an idea

Can it be possible to support hyperlinks (http:, mailto:, ...) directly in the source code

In the scintilla documentation, i find this function - it might do the trick :

SCI_STYLESETHOTSPOT(int styleNumber, bool hotspot)
This style is used to mark ranges of text that can detect mouse clicks. The cursor changes to a hand over hotspots, and the foreground, and background colours may change and an underline appear to indicate that these areas are sensitive to clicking. This may be used to allow hyperlinks to other documents.
SCI_STYLESETHOTSPOT(int styleNumber, bool hotspot)

I made a little experiment :
I added SCI_STYLESETHOTSPOT(#Style_Constant, #True) in jaPBe, so that constants are hotspots. And yes, the constants are underlined when the mouse cursor is over and I get a SCN_HOTSPOTCLICK notification if I click on the constant BUT the mouse cursor disappears (no hand cursor, no cursor at all) on my NT4 ?
Could you make a test on your PC ?
Just add SCI_STYLESETHOTSPOT(#Style_Constant, #True) in jaPBe.pb in procedure SetSciEdiParameter() like

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...    SetSCIStyle(#STYLE_BRACEBAD)
    SetSCIStyle(#STYLE_LINENUMBER)
    SetSCIStyle(#STYLE_INDENTGUIDE)
    
    ; //////////////////////
    ; HOTSPOT
     SCI_STYLESETHOTSPOT(#Style_Constant, #True)
    
    
    SendMessage_(GadgetID(#gadget_main_bookList),#LVM_SETBKCOLOR,0,style_Back(#Style_Procedure))
SendMessage_(GadgetID(#gadget_main_bookList),#LVM_SETTEXTCOLOR,0,style_Fore(#Style_Procedure))
...

[Flype]

ok gnozal, i will try at home...

[SoulReaper]

Thanks to Gnozal for the great work your putting in on jaPBe

Silly Question if I wanted to do Multi Line Rems can this be done with jaPBe...

Regards
Kevin

[Flype]

Select the lines you wants and then Ctrl+B. Is that you need ?

[SoulReaper]

Select the lines you wants and then Ctrl+B. Is that you need ?

Yes thats all, I am easy to please :roll:

[gnozal]

ok gnozal, i will try at home...

Thanks.
I tried Win98SE and it works : there is a 'hand' cursor when the mouse cursor is over the hotspot.

[PureBoy]

here is chinese language file
http://www.purebasic.cn/files/Chinese.txt

[gnozal]

here is chinese language file
http://www.purebasic.cn/files/Chinese.txt

Thanks, I will add it in the next release.

2Flype : the hotspot thing is starting to work quite well ; I will add optional hotspots for some styles like variables, structures and constants (so you only have to click on a variable to start the 'Find variable' tool or on a structure to launch the structure viewer).
If the user clicks on an URL, should jaPBe start the explorer like ShellExecute_(#NULL, "open", MyClickedURL.s , #NULL, #NULL, #SW_SHOWNORMAL) ?

[Flype]

If the user clicks on an URL, should jaPBe start the explorer like ShellExecute_(#NULL, "open", MyClickedURL.s , #NULL, #NULL, #SW_SHOWNORMAL) ?

yes, it would be perfect
and also formatted (underlined) if possible.
and it should only work in 'commented' blocks i think (or optional).

ShellExecute() is ok for me :

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Macro OpenLink(link)
  ShellExecute_(#Null, "open", link, #Null, #Null, #SW_SHOWNORMAL)
EndMacro

OpenLink("www.google.fr")
OpenLink("http://www.google.fr")
OpenLink("http://www.purebasic.com/beta/")
OpenLink("mailto:support@purebasic.com")

[gnozal]

and also formatted (underlined) if possible.
and it should only work in 'commented' blocks i think (or optional).

In the beta I am working on, the URL hotspot is activated in both comments [; blabla http://www.google.com blabla] and strings ["blabla http://www.google.com blabla"], and it has it's own style (wich can be set in preferences). To avoid multiple string checks (slowing syntax highlighting down), it only checks for 'http://'.

[Dummy]

and also formatted (underlined) if possible.
and it should only work in 'commented' blocks i think (or optional).

In the beta I am working on, the URL hotspot is activated in both comments [; blabla http://www.google.com blabla] and strings ["blabla http://www.google.com blabla"], and it has it's own style (wich can be set in preferences). To avoid multiple string checks (slowing syntax highlighting down), it only checks for 'http://'.

a second check for 'mailto:' would be nice

[nicolaus]

and also formatted (underlined) if possible.
and it should only work in 'commented' blocks i think (or optional).

In the beta I am working on, the URL hotspot is activated in both comments [; blabla http://www.google.com blabla] and strings ["blabla http://www.google.com blabla"], and it has it's own style (wich can be set in preferences). To avoid multiple string checks (slowing syntax highlighting down), it only checks for 'http://'.

and can you also check for "www."?
So a lot of peoples writen only www.bla.com and not http://www.bla.com

Nico

[gnozal]

and can you also check for "www."?

Well, a correct http url has to begin with 'http://'. An advantage of this : if you don't want an url to be clickable in jaPBe, just omit the 'http://'.

a second check for 'mailto:' would be nice

Hum, yes, will see.