Good suggestions, thanks. On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 9:53 AM, Tikkanz <[email protected]> wrote: > "Home" currently takes cursor directly to the start of the line. It > would be preferable if the cursor instead went to beginning of the > first non-whitespace character on the line. If "Home" is pressed a > second time the cursor should move to the start of line.
Done. > Ctrl+arrow goes to beginning/end of last/next "word" but only > alphanumerics are counted as words so any punctuation (of which J code > has many) is ignored. As a result I often find myself inadvertently > Ctrl+arrowing past the start of the line to somewhere on the previous > line. I'm not sure what the best/easiest fix is. Perhaps punctuation > symbols could be included in the list of valid word characters, or the > first non-whitespace character on the line could be recognized as > well, or (particularly in Term) the context could be only within the > current line (not the whole window). The Ctrl+arrows now move by J tokens. I am not sure of the exact expected behaviour, so please check this is working correctly. Note that the current line has to be correctly formed J (so word formation works), and if not, the default editor behaviour applies. Also, a comment is treated as a single token. > If I'm in the Edit window and press Ctrl+r, the current line of the > ijs script is sent to Term, catenated to the end of the executable > line and then that whole line is executed. If the executable line is > not empty, the results are almost always unintended. From memory jwd > didn't use to do this. I think the ijs line was sent to an empty ijx > executable line before execution. Done. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
