Ubuntu 24.04.2 - Opening Files in IDE
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2025 9:54 am
Hi All,
Opening multiple files in the IDE has its limitations.
When the IDE is closed:
• I'm able to double-click a PureBasic file and it will open in the IDE.
• I'm able to select multiple PureBasic files, right-click and use the Open With context menu item.
When the IDE is open:
• I can use the IDE Open menu option to select additional files.
• I'm not able to double-click a PureBasic file and have it open in a separate tab.
• I'm not able to select multiple PureBasic files, right-click and use the Open With context menu item.
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The initial reason for resurrecting my virtual Linux build was to test my Chromium Framework. After a few small changes and some new code bits the time spent in Hyper-V proved worthwhile.
Confirmed, any Chromium based browser installed in Linux can be controlled and manipulated from PureBasic. But unlike Windows (WebView2) the Framework cannot be used with the (WebKitGTK) WebGadget or WebViewGadget.
Note: I've not been able to test macOS, but the Linux examples should work without any changes.
Opening multiple files in the IDE has its limitations.
When the IDE is closed:
• I'm able to double-click a PureBasic file and it will open in the IDE.
• I'm able to select multiple PureBasic files, right-click and use the Open With context menu item.
When the IDE is open:
• I can use the IDE Open menu option to select additional files.
• I'm not able to double-click a PureBasic file and have it open in a separate tab.
• I'm not able to select multiple PureBasic files, right-click and use the Open With context menu item.
-----------------------------------
The initial reason for resurrecting my virtual Linux build was to test my Chromium Framework. After a few small changes and some new code bits the time spent in Hyper-V proved worthwhile.
Confirmed, any Chromium based browser installed in Linux can be controlled and manipulated from PureBasic. But unlike Windows (WebView2) the Framework cannot be used with the (WebKitGTK) WebGadget or WebViewGadget.
Note: I've not been able to test macOS, but the Linux examples should work without any changes.