--- In [email protected], sgp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Sheri wrote: > > > If in PSPad you specify ftVBS as the code explorer file type for > > PowerPro, you can use the PSPad Code Explorer window to list, > > sort and navigate among PowerPro script Functions. > > Thanks for the tip. I discovered PsPad just a few months ago. I > really like it and use it about 80% of the time. I still use vim > for heavy editing tasks, but for quick edits - including > programming - PsPad is great. Back to your tip, unfortunately it > works only for functions marked by the "function" keyword. It > doesn't recognize the the old-style @label syntax - at least in > the explorer window, because in the edit window labels are marked > red, so PsPad "knows" about them.
I wish I knew how its identifying labels. PowerPro is configured to use labels, but I have no idea how it knows they start with "@". It doesn't look to be possible to configure a custom code explorer. I think the existing ones are part of PSPad.exe. I still use NoteTab kind of like you use vim. IOW, PSPad doesn't completely fill my editor needs. Regards, Sheri
