General Information:
CodeCommander is a minimal programming IDE that can be used for many different
programming languages, including: C/C++, Perl, PHP, z80 assembly, Manpages, etc.
The purpose of this project is to make things easy on the programmer, so if you find
something that could use some work, let me know!
Homepage:
http://CodeCommander.sourceforge.net/
Download:
http://download.sourceforge.net/CodeCommander/CodeCommander-0.8.2.tar.gz
Changes:
Added menus.html and sessions.html to documentation (unfinished)
Added a little check in GtkExText to adjust the cursor size to the size of the current
style, unless it is within a selection, at which point it will be made as tall as the
whole line.
Added po.lang and sgml.lang to the main distribution. Props to Frank Jensen for these.
src/bindings.C
Remove comment and comment_selection bindings. They shouldnt need to be used.
src/gtkextext/gtkextext.c:
Removed a comment from a line that was preventing repainting of the widget after a
cut/copy/paste operation. (paste was the important one actually)
src/gtkextext/gtkextext.c:
Removed some internal keybindings.
src/menus.C, src/edit.C:
New menu entries for: Select Line, Clear Line, Clear to Line End, Clear to Line Start
src/bindings.C:
New bindings for: line_start(), line_end(), freeze(), thaw()
src/searches.C:
freeze while replacing (no screen refreshes)
src/gtkextext/gtkextext.c:
Fixed GtkExText bug that was really jacking up the cursor position...
src/insert.C:
Added "Indent" feature.
src/menus.C:
Changed some icons and general crap that needed to be fixed. Switched bracket matching
to the other side of the character. (a-la
nedit rather than CoolEdit)
src/color-settings.C:
Added font settings to the color-settings dialog box. The whole system is very cool,
and does not require you do go editing your lang files just to get all your keywords
to be bold.
Use CodeCommander for all of your GNOME coding needs.
http://CodeCommander.sourceforge.net
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