jaPBe 3.13.4 [IDE for PB 4 and PB 5]

[gnozal]

thank you for the update gnozal.

another request.

please, could you add an Shortcut key for TailBite ?

maybe [Maj + F5] or [Ctrl + F5].

It's already there (undocumented) : Shift + F9 -> TAILBITE
(why Shift + F9 : it comes after Shift + F7/F8 -> Compile manually/Resident).

[gnozal]

Update

Changes :
- added splitted editor view : splits the editor window into 2 horizontal parts [language file entries 565-569]

Note : this feature has to be enabled in Preferences. The main code window can be splitted via the edit menu ['Split/Join editor window(s)'] or the right-click context menu ; the second code window is a view of the same source code. While it does no support all scintilla features, the second code window can be handy to compare two code portions of the same source file.

[davenull]

Update

Changes :
- added splitted editor view : splits the editor window into 2 horizontal parts [language file entries 565-569]

Note : this feature has to be enabled in Preferences. The main code window can be splitted via the edit menu ['Split/Join editor window(s)'] or the right-click context menu ; the second code window is a view of the same source code. While it does no support all scintilla features, the second code window can be handy to compare two code portions of the same source file.

Nice, thanks It seems that the zip archive is broken, though.

-davenull-

[gnozal]

Nice, thanks It seems that the zip archive is broken, though.
-davenull-

I have uploaded it again.
Please retry.

[davenull]

Update

Changes :
- added splitted editor view : splits the editor window into 2 horizontal parts [language file entries 565-569]

Note : this feature has to be enabled in Preferences. The main code window can be splitted via the edit menu ['Split/Join editor window(s)'] or the right-click context menu ; the second code window is a view of the same source code. While it does no support all scintilla features, the second code window can be handy to compare two code portions of the same source file.

Nice, thanks It seems that the zip archive is broken, though.

-davenull-

Works now.

-davenull-

[gnozal]

Update

Changes :
- fixed an info panel resizing bug in splitted editor mode
- added 'Build' spinbox in 'Project options' to modify the source build

[dige]

@gnozal: there is a new bug:

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  For x=0 To 320 
    For y=0 To 200 
      Plot(x,y)
    Next y
  Next x

Go on the end of some line and press delete key, so that the
next codeline comes up.
jaPBe is very hungry and will eat some chars...
It does not happen, if there is no space in front like:

Code: Select all

For x=0 To 320 
  For y=0 To 200 
    Plot(x,y)
  Next y
Next x

[davenull]

@gnozal: there is a new bug:

Code: Select all

  For x=0 To 320 
    For y=0 To 200 
      Plot(x,y)
    Next y
  Next x

Go on the end of some line and press delete key, so that the
next codeline comes up.
jaPBe is very hungry and will eat some chars...
It does not happen, if there is no space in front like:

Code: Select all

For x=0 To 320 
  For y=0 To 200 
    Plot(x,y)
  Next y
Next x

Interesting .. that doesn't happen to me. I tried several times.

-davenull-

[dige]

Mark the whole code and press the 'Tab' key to increase indent.
then try again ...

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  For x=0 To 320
    For y=0 To 200(x,y)
    Next y
  Next x 

The word 'Plot' is going lost after pressing the
delete key behind 'For y=0 To 200'

[gnozal]

Confirmed. Only if a 2nd scintilla is active (splitted window or codeview tab).

I am on it.

[gnozal]

Should be fixed

[dige]

unfortunately not, have still the same problem here and now strange
problems with folding ...

[gnozal]

unfortunately not, have still the same problem here and now strange
problems with folding ...

I can't reproduce 'your new bug' and don't see any folding problems.
I have uploaded build 619, I hope it works better for you.
Note that you can select 'No extra code window' in preferences and restart ; any (new) problem should be gone.

[gnozal]

Update

Changes :
- added Aliases
An alias is like a shortcut or an immediate macro. When you type the alias in the editor, it will be immediatly replaced by the text you have chosen.
Example : you define the alias Prc/Procedure ; if you type prc in the editor, it will be replaced by Procedure.

[dige]

Sounds good ... I'll test it :)