Disable some auto functions...

[Michael Vogel]

Auto complete when using Undo/Redo:
When using the undo function multiple times, the work flow will be interrupted from time to time because the auto complete box will pop up and escape has to be pressed. I think, it would be more efficient, if the pop up will be blocked while using undo/redo.

Auto case correction (PB is so intelligent, what about making it genious?)
1) In some cases, PB does not correct the upper/lower case correctly, for example when editing variable names. Short variable and procedure names also don't get their correct case, but PB internal names work fine:

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Procedure Min(a,b)
	ProcedureReturn ...	
EndProcedure
Procedure Mini(a,b)
	ProcedureReturn ...	
EndProcedure

; all these lines have been entered in lower case, 'min' does not get a upper case 'M'...
a=min(1,2)
a=Mini(1,2)
a=Str(1)

2) When editing string constants by adding/removing quotation marks, everything can get horrible (because even undo fails here)

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; let's say, you have this code line...
Debug "I want to have the next PB version and it's IDE even more usable..."

; and want to change it to this...
a$="would like"
Debug  "I "+a$+" to have the next PB version and it's IDE even more usable..."

[Trond]

Auto complete when using Undo/Redo:
When using the undo function multiple times, the work flow will be interrupted from time to time because the auto complete box will pop up and escape has to be pressed.

The undo shortcut still works even when the autocomplete box is present, you don't have to close it.

[Michael Vogel]

Auto complete when using Undo/Redo:
When using the undo function multiple times, the work flow will be interrupted from time to time because the auto complete box will pop up and escape has to be pressed.

The undo shortcut still works even when the autocomplete box is present, you don't have to close it.

Would be fine, but doesn't work here

Write the following text, character by character:
GetUndo=#False

Now try to undo it by the assigned short cut (Alt-Backspace here), you won't be able to get rid of the autocomplete box

[MachineCode]

Now try to undo it by the assigned short cut (Alt-Backspace here)

Alt+Backspace? Here, undo is Ctrl+Z, and it works fine with the AutoComplete box.

[Michael Vogel]

Now try to undo it by the assigned short cut (Alt-Backspace here)

Alt+Backspace? Here, undo is Ctrl+Z, and it works fine with the AutoComplete box.

Ctrl+Z works also eith the visible autocomplete box, that's correct...
...Alt+Backspace not (so it seems, that a shortcut definition is missing somewhere)