Just as a confirmation that I have them, and will look through them asap.
I was until yesterday for yet unknown reasons unable to get the list mails
Martin
Paul Ishenin wrote:
G'day all,
Just for information I've attached some patches I apply to my local
tree and use in an application
I'm working on.
These are not any form of an example of how to write good code, they
are gross hacks that have
"evolved" as lazarus has evolved over the last 9 months or so and I
adapt them as required as the
code changes under me. If anyone finds any of the bits useful, I'm
more than happy to clean them up
and work with the relative authors to make them acceptable to the
general code base. Conversely,
I've maintained them in my own tree for 9 months and I'm happy to keep
doing so.
I'm also very open to suggestions as to how I might achieve my desired
results without having to
hack the codebase.
laz-find.patch :
This adds an extra checkbox and set member to the find/replace dialogs
to allow selection of "entire
scope" as a search parameter.
laz-synpatch-005.patch
This is a gross hack, but it allows clicking *anywhere* on the grey
fold line in the gutter to fold
that particular level of routine. I have some procedures that are very
long and it's nice to be able
to click on that line from the bottom of the procedure and have it
fold up on me.
laz-synpatch-007.patch
This is another gross hack, but in a highlighter I've written I use
this to enable me to ensure the
remainder of a line is painted in the right background colour. Synedit
calls this "GetLineRemainder"
routine (if assigned in the highlighter) to get the colour the
remainder of the line is to be
painted after it has finished painting all its tokens. Without this I
was getting odd line
remainders when I scrolled often. With this I get perfection every time.
laz-synpatch-008.patch
And the final gross hack. I store the folded status of each open file
in my overall project file.
The easy way for me to do this is in a sequential comma delimited list
of line numbers that are
folded. This routine "DumpFolds" gives me a string which is a comma
delimited list of all the lines
that are folded. Then when I reload the project I can simply fold
those lines in reverse order to
get precisely the folds I had previously.
On another note, recent work by Martin Friebe and Paul Ishenin has
rendered three other gross hacks
I've had in my tree irrelevant :)
Regards,
Brad
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