Oui, je mets deux fichiers en PJ:
- API functions.txt car je ne sais plus s'il est toujours présent dans
la dernière version. Par exemple, même la recherche de "log" en expr
régulière activée, ou de changelog, génère un simple bip et voilà.
- Et un extrait de dir de mon dossier 6Pad pour voir peut-être si les
fichiers mentionnés semblent être les bons, si j'avais mélangé plusieurs
versions.
Quoi qu'il en soit, j'aurais une autre requête (j'espère mineure mais
braillistiquement sympathique), que je voulais faire depuis longtemps
déjà: dans la boîte de dial de recherche, est-ce que les deux champs
d'édition ne pourraient pas être légèrement ramenés vers la gauche pour
se rapprocher des libellés respectivfs "Rechercher :" et "Remplacer par
:"? Genre une quinzaine voire une vingtaine de caractères ?
J.-F.
Le 12/11/2013 08:15, QuentinC a écrit :
Non, je parlais bien de slash, mais en fait, il semble que je ne peux
même plus rechercher de chaîne littérale en reg exp activée, pas même
par exemple
quelque chose comme ccelerator, pas même function, bref, en fait on
dirait bien qu'aucune recherche ne marche ici.
Ah, bonne nouvelle . . . as-tu un fichier ou un extrait de fichier où ça
ne fonctionne pas ?
Je viens de m'apercevoir que mon fichier de scripts Lua n'était plus
référencé dans le fichier .ini en fait. Ah, OK, un mélange entre un
6pad.ini et un
6pad-fr.ini. Ca y est, ça semble remarcher.
Depuis la version 1.4, Le fichier ini porte le même nom que
l'exécutable. Ca te permet d'avoir plusieurs versions de 6pad avec des
noms différents, si ça t'est utile. En plus le titre de la fenêtre est
aussi adapté d'après le nom de l'exécutable.
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Here is the list of available API functions for lua scripting in 6pad.
Don't forget the standard lua library functions which are always available and
documented at http://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html
For PCRE regular expressions API, see regular expressions.txt
6pad is using luajit 2.0.0.9 © Mike Pal http://www.luajit.org/
§§Global variables
window table {
edit : an edit handle object which can be used to control the main edition area
(see further below under edit handle functions)
menubar : a menu handle representing the menu bar root element, acting as a
entry point to the menu API (see further below under menu handle functions)
currentTab: the currently opened tab (see below under tab handle object and
functions).
tabs: a table containing all currently opened tabs
hwnd: main window HWND
hwndEdit: EDIT HWND of the main window
hwndTabCtrl: Tab control HWND of the main window
}
§§Global functions
§alert (message, title)
Show a message in a box which can be closed by pressing OK.
Parameters : first is mandatory, second is optional
message : the message which will apear in the dialog.
title : the title of the dialog. If missing, "Information" is assumed.
Returns : nothing
§confirm (message, title)
Ask a question in a dialog box where the user can answer by pressing yes or no.
Parameters : first is mandattory, second is optional
message : the message which will appear in the dialog.
title : the title of the dialog box. If missing, "Question" is assumed.
Returns : true if the user chose yes, false if he chose no or closed the dialog
by pressing escape.
§prompt (message, defaultText, title, multilineOrChoiceList)
Ask the user to type a single text line in a dialog box.
Parameters : first is mandatory, others are optional.
message : the message prompt which explains to the user what to type, shown
just above the text field.
defaultText : The initial text proposed in the text field. If missing, the
empty string is assumed.
title : The title of the dialog window. "Input request" is assumed by default.
multilineOrChoiceList: a table or a boolean
* a table containing one or more preset values. If not specified, the preset
list is assumed to be empty.
* A boolean indicating if the input can have more than one line. In that case a
text area is shown instead of a text field. False is assumed by default if not
specified.
Remark: A prompt containing presets is always single line. There couldn't be a
multiline prompt having presets. You can specify either the preset table or the
multiline boolean but not both.
Returns : the text entered by the user as a string, or nil if he cancelled the
dialog box.
§output (message, text, title)
Show a modless dialog box with a multiline text that the user can copy. Useful
for compilation errors, debug traces, program output, etc.
Parameters : third is optional
message : an explanation message which appear above the text area
text : the text to show in the text area. If missing, the empty string is
assumed.
title : the title of the dialog box. IF missing, "Output" is assumed.
Returns : an edit handle object allowing control of the text area contained in
the dialog.
§choice (message, options, title, nonmodal)
Show a dialog box and allow the user to choose an option ammong a list.
Parameters : fourth is optional and radically change the behavior of this
function. See below.
message : a short message which appear above the list box and invite the user
to selectt an option
options : a table containing the options to be proposed in the list. This table
should be numerically indexed starting to 1 (i.e. options[1] contains the first
option, options[2] the second one, etc.) so that it can be traversed with a
regular for/ipairs loop.
title : the title of the dialog box. If missing, "Input request" is assumed.
nonmodal: if this parameter is passed, is a boolean and is true, the dialog box
became modless and a choicehandle object is returned.
Returns :
* If the dialog is in its normal behavior, the text and the ordinal position of
the chosen item are returned, or nil if the user cancelled the dialog.
* if the dialog is modless because of the fourth parameter, a choice handle
object is returned and allow to modify it afterwards (see the choice handle
functions further below)
§openDialog (file, title)
Open a dialog box which let the user select a file to open
Parameters: both are optional
file: the file name which will be proposed as default
title: the title of the dialog box
§saveDialog (file, title)
Open a dialog box which let the user select a file to save
Parameters: both are optional
file: the file name which will be proposed as default
title: the title of the dialog box
§beep (type)
§beep (frequency, duration)
Without any parameter : Play the default system sound
With 1 parameter : play a system sound of the specified type
With 2 parameters : perform a PC speaker beep with the specified frequency in
hertz and duration in miliseconds.
Use the following values for system sound types :
1 : simple ding / default system sound
2 : information / asterisk sound
3 : exclamation / question / warning sound
4 : error sound
§playSound (filename)
Play a wave file
Parameters :
filename: full path to a wave file to be played
Reeturns : nothing
§getClipboardText ()
Retriev the text currently contained in the system clipboard
Parameters : none
Returns : the text contained in the clipboard as a string, or nil if the
clipboard does not contain text.
§setClipboardText (text)
Copy the given text string into the system clipboard
Parameters :
text : the text to be copied
Returns : nothing
§executeInBackground (function, ...)
Execute a function in a background thread. Be careful when using this feature,
because other lua handlers are unresponsive until function has finished.
Parameters :
function : the function to execute in background. You can pass extra arguments
to be transmitted to the function.
Returns : nothing
§showTab (name)
§addAccelerator (function, accelerator)
Associate an accelerator with the specified function. The function will be
called each time the accelerator is invoked.
Parameters:
function: the function to call as a response for the given accelerator
accelerator: an accelerator as a formatted string like "Alt+F2" or
"Ctrl+Shift+P".
Returns: true if the accelerator has successfully been set, nil otherwise
Remark: you can cancel an association with the removeAccelerator function or by
passing nil as accelerator.
§removeAccelerator (function)
Remove an accelerator associated with the addAccelerator function.
Parameters:
function: the function to dissociate
Returns: true if the dissociation is successful, nil otherwise
§setTimeout (function, delay)
Set a timer to execute the specified function once after a defined period of
time.
Parameters:
delay: the number of milliseconds to wait before calling the function
function: the function to execute after the specified delay
Returns: if the timer has actually been set, then a timer identifier is
returned. That identifier must be used with clearTimeout to cancel the timer.
If the timer hasn't been set correctly, nil is returned.
§setInterval (function, delay)
Set a timer to execute the specified function periodically with a certain delay
frequency.
Parameters:
delay: the number of milliseconds to wait before calling the function again
function: the function to execute
Returns: if the timer has actually been set, then a timer identifier is
returned. That identifier must be used with clearInterval to cancel the timer.
If the timer hasn't been set correctly, nil is returned.
§clearTimeout (timerIdentifier)
Cancel a timer previously set with setTimeout.
Parameters:
timerIdentifier: the identifier of the timer to cancel, as returned by a
previous setTimeout call.
Returns: true if the timer has correctly been cancelled, false otherwise.
§clearInterval (timerIdentifier)
Cancel a timer previously set with setInterval.
Parameters:
timerIdentifier: the identifier of the timer to cancel, as returned by a
previous setInterval call.
Returns: true if the timer has correctly been cancelled, false otherwise.
§shellExec (file, param, verb, showWindow)
Execute an operation on a file
Parameters :
file: file to execute operation on
param: if file represents an application to execute, this parameter may contain
command line arguments to pass to the application. Otherwise nil.
verb: operation to execute on the specified file. If not specified, open is
assumed by default.
showWindow: true to show the newly opened window, false to hide it
Returns: true if something has happened, false if an error occured
Some common verbs :
open: an application is executed, a document is opened with its associated
application, a folder is opened in the explorer, an URL is loaded in the
default browser, etc. This is the default verb if none is specified.
explore: the specified folder is opened in the explorer
edit: the specified file is opened for eidition, for example in a text editor
print: the file is printed out using default printer parameters
Look at ShellExecute function in the MSDN for more information.
§openDocument (filename)
Open the specified document. If the document is already opened in another tab,
show that tab. Otherwise, open a new tab.
Parameters:
filename: file name to open
Returns: nothing
§§tab handle
A tab handle is an object representing a tab opened in the main window.
Tab handles are basicly lua tables, not userdata. It means that you can put
custom key/value pairs as you like.
§Properties of tab handle object :
text, string, read/write: the text of the document in this tab
filename, string, read only: the name of the file opened in this tab as a
string, or nil if this tab represent a currently unsaved document.
name, string, read only: name of the tab as shown in the window. Contains the
filename without the path, or a string like "untitled X" for unsaved documents.
encoding, number, read/write: encoding used to save the file (0=Default/ANSI,
-1=UTF-8 with BOM, -2=Unicode, -3=Unicode with BOM, -4=Unicode big-endian,
-5=Unicode big-endian with BOM, see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd317756(v=vs.85).aspx
for other values)
lineEnding, number, read/write: line ending used to save the file (0=CRLF,
1=LF, 2=CR, other values raise an error)
indentType, number, read/write: indentation mode (0=tab, >0=spaces, value must
be between 0 and 8 inclusive)
indentString, string, read only: string representing a level of indentation
(either a single tab or a couple of spaces).
modified, boolean, read/write: either or not the document has been modified
since last open/save
readOnly, boolean, read/write: either or not the document is read only
§save (handle)
Save the tab, as if file>save is chosen
§close (handle)
Close the tab, as if file>close is chosen
§focus (handle)
SEt the tab as active
§§Edit handle
An edit handle is an object representing a text area, either the main one, or
one contained in a output dialog.
§Properties of edit handle objects
text, string, read/write : entire text contained in the text area
selectedText, string, read/write: text currently selected in the text area
selectionStart, number, read/write: starting point of current selection
selectionEnd, number, read/write: ending point of current selection
currentLine, number, read/write: line number where the caret currently is
numeric indexes, string, read/write: text of the corresponding line number. You
can use negative line numbers to count from the end.
modified, boolean, read/write: either or not the contents of the text area has
been modified
readOnly, boolean, read/write: either or not the text area is in read only mode
closed, boolean, read only: either or not the window has been closed
The # operator returns the number of lines contained in the text area.
§Methods of edit handle object :
§insert (handle, text, start, end)
§replace (handle, text, start, end)
Insert or replace a part of text in the text area
Parameters: start and end are optional
handle: the handle on which to operate
text: the text to insert or replace
start: starting position where to insert or replace
end: ending position where to replace
Returns: nothing
Remarks:
- With neither start nor end specified, the current selection is overwritten.
It is the same as assigning a value to the selectedText property.
With only a start position specified but no end, the end is the same as the
start and therefore implient an insertion in the given start position. After
the insertion, the caret is positionned right after the inserted text
- With both a start and end position, it implient a replacement. If the caret
was oustide of the replaced region, its position is unchanged
- An undo savepoint is made just before the insert or replace operation take
place, so that the user can undo it
- You can specify negative values for start and end to count from the end. In
particular, -1 represent the end of the text area after the last character.
- insert and replace are both refering the same function
§append (handle, text)
Append a text at the end of the text area. It is equivalent to insert(handle,
text, -1)
Parameters : all are mandatory
handle: the handle on which to operate
text: the text to append to the text area
Remark:
- the caret is always positionned at the end of the text area after the
appending.
- an undo savepoint is made just before the appending take place, so that the
user can undo the operation.
§offsetOfLine (handle, n)
Return the character position corresponding to the beginning of the nth line
Parameters : all are mandatory
handle: the handle on which to operate
n: the line number
§lineOfOffset (handle, n)
Return the line number containing the specified character position
Parameters : all are mandatory
handle: the handle on which to operate
n : character position to know which line it corresponds to
§select (handle, startPoint, endPoint)
Select the specified portion of the text area.
Parameters : all are mandatory
handle: the handle on which to operate
startPoint: starting point of selection. If omited, 1 is assumed
endPoint: ending point of selection. If omited, -1 is assumed.
Remark: when calling without any parameters, defaults are made so that the
entire area is selected.
§close (handle)
Close the window.
Parameters :
handle : the handle on which to operate
Returns : nothing
§focus (handle)
Focus the window.
Parameters :
handle : the handle on which to operate
Returns : nothing
§§Menu handle
The menuhandle table provide functions to control the menu bar. You can add,
remove or rearrange items as you wish.
§Properties of menu handle objects
text, string, read/write: text label of the menu object. You can indicate an
underlined letter by preceding it by enpersan.
accelerator, string, read/write: the accelerator of the menu item, as a string
like 'Ctrl+F2'. The objects which contains submenus can't have an accelerator.
onAction, function, read/write: function which is called when the menu item is
activated. A menu object which contains submenus don't launch a function, so it
can't have one.
enabled, boolean, read/write: either or not the menu item is enabled/grayed
checked, boolean, read/write: either or not the menu item has a check mark
builtin, boolean, read only: either or not the menu item is built-in or created
by a script
numeric indexes, read only: access to the nth item of a submenu. You can use
negative numbers to count from the end.
The # operator returns the number of items contained in the submenu if it is
actually a submenu, or false if it is not.
§add (menu, label, accelerator, func)
§add (menu, position, label, accelerator, func)
Add a new item to a menu.
Parameters : position and accelerator are optional
menu : the menu object where to add the item
position : the position where to add the new item. It can be negative. If
missing or 0, the item will be added at the end.
label : the string label of the item
accelerator : an accelerator for the item, as a formated string (i.e. "Ctrl+P"
or "Ctrl+Alt+F2")
func : a function to be called when the item is selected. This function doesn't
take any parameter and doesn't have to return a particular value.
Returns : a menu object representing the newly created item
Remark: you can set an underlined letter in the label by preceding it with a
enpersant.
§addSubMenu (menu, label)
§addSubMenu (menu, position, label)
Create a submenu and append it to the specified menu.
Parameters : position is optional
menu : the menu where to add a submenu
position : the position where to add the new item. It can be negative. If
missing or 0, the item will be added at the end.
label : the string label of the submenu
Returns : a menu object representing the newly created submenu.
Remark: you can set an underlined letter in the label by preceding it with a
enpersant.
§remove (menu)
§remove (menu, item)
Remove an item from a menu
Parameters :
with 1 argument : remove that menu item
With 2 arguments : Remove the item item which is in the menu menu.
Returns : nothing
§§Choice handle
The choicehandle table provide functions to control the proposed options in the
list box of a choice dialog created by the choice function.
§Properties of choice handle objects
selectedIndex, number, read/write: index of the currently selected item. If no
item is selected, contains 0
selectedItem, string, read/write: text of the currently selected item. If no
item is selected, contains nil
numeric indexes, string, read only: text of the corresponding item
closed, boolean, read only: either or not the choice window is closed
§add (handle, label, index)
Add an item to the list.
Parameters : index is optional
handle : the handle on which to operate
label : the label of the new item
index : the index where to add the new item. 0 or missing assume the end of the
list.
Returns : nothing
§remove (handle, index)
Remove an item from the list.
Parameters :
handle : the handle on which to operate
index : the index to remove.
Returns : nothing
§close (handle)
Close the window.
Parameters :
handle : the handle on which to operate
Returns : nothing
§focus (handle)
Focus the window.
Parameters :
handle : the handle on which to operate
Returns : nothing
§§Progress handle
These functions are aimed to manage progress dialogs. This type of dialog show
a progress bar indicating the progress of a lengthy task and allow the user to
cancel it by pressing a button.
Progress handle properties :
title, string, read/write: title of the progress dialog
text, string, read/write: short text displayed under the progress bar to
explain what is being doing at the moment, i.e. task status, line/page/file
currently processed, volume downloaded/processed so far, download/processing
speed, etc.
value, number, read/write: progress of the task between 0 and 1, where 0 equals
0% and 1 equals 100%.
cancelled, boolean, read only: tell if the user pressed the cancel button. If
true, best efforts should be made to quickly abort the task in progress and
actually close the dialog with the close function. The dialog isn't
automatically closed when pressing the cancel button.
§progress.open ()
OPen a new progress dialog and immediately show it to the user. Returns a
progress handle object which let you manage the progress dialog afterwards.
Title and text are set to be empty and value is set to 0.
§progress.close (handle)
Close a progress dialog
§§Process API
The process API allow use of bidirectional pipes, while standard io.popen
cannot.
Remark: this API must be loaded with a call to require('process') before being
available
§process.open (command)
Open a new process using the given command line, return a process handle
§process.read, process.write, process.flush, process.lines, process.close: same
use as standard functions in io.* and file.*
§process.wait (pHandle)
Wait for the process to terminate.
§process.close(pHandle)
WAit for the process to terminate, close it and return its error code
§process.destroy(pHandle)
Immediately terminate the process and return its error code
§§File and directories API
Remark: this API must be loaded with a call to require('filedir') before being
available
§io.filesize (filename)
Return the size of the specified file in bytes
§io.move (old, new) or io.rename(old, new)
Rename and/or move old to new
§io.copy (original, new)
Copy original file to a new one. The destination is replaced if it already
exists.
§io.delete (filename)
Delete the specified file.
§io.mkdir (path)
Create a new directory.
§io.rmdir (path)
Delete an empty directory.
§io.chdir (path)
Without any arguments: return the current directory, which is the base for all
relative filenames
With a string argument: change the current directory to the one specified.
§io.realpath (path)
Resolve the relative path given to an absolute path
§io.isfile (path)
Test if the specified path point to an existing file
§io.isdir (path)
Test if the specified path point to an existing directory
§io.glob (pattern)
Return an iterator that iterates through the files having specified pattern.
For example that loop :
for file in io.glob('*.lua') do print(file) end
will print a list of lua files present in the current directory.
§§Event list
Event handlers are function which are called whenever a particular event
occurs. They are in fact special properties with a specific name starting by
"on".
The following events can be attached both to window and to a particular tab.
* By attaching it to window, the event is global. It is called whenever the
corresponding action occurs, regardless of the tab currently active.
* By attaching it to a particular tab, the event is only triggered when the
corresponding tab is active
If an event is set for a tab, it takes precedence over the one set on window,
and the global window event is not called in that case.
§onEnter : triggered when the enter key is pressed in the edition area. The
follow indentation option must be checked in order for this event to work.
Funcion parameters : text of the line just finishing as string, line number of
the just finishing line as number
Function returns :
* a number between -99 and 99 add or remove the corresponding number of indent
levels.
* A string insert that string at the beginning of the new line.
* false prevent a new line from being started
* true or nil does the normal enter
§onKeyDown : triggered when a key is pressed in the main edition area
Function parameters: virtual key code as integer, state of toggle keys as
integer
Function returns: irrelevant
§onKeyUp: triggered when a key is released in the main edition area
Function parameters: virtual key code as integer, state of toggle keys as
integer
Function returns: irrelevant
§onKeyPress : triggered when a character is pressed in the main edition area
Function parameters: ascii code as integer, state of toggle keys as integer
Function returns: false to ignore that key press and thus not insert the
corresponding character in the main edition area, true to accept
§onBeforeSave: triggered just before the file is being saved
Function Parameters : tab handle of the tab being saved
Function Returns : true continue the save, false abort it.
Remark: you can modify properties text, encoding, lineEnding and indentType to
change the actual contents saved
§onAfterSave: triggered just after the file has been saved
Function Parameters : tab handle of the tab which has just been saved
Function Returns : irrelevant
§onBeforeOpen : triggered before a file is opened or reloaded
Function Parameters : tab handle of the tab where a file is being opened
Function returns: true to accept opening the file, false to refuse.
Remark: you can modify properties text, encoding, lineEnding and indentType to
change the actual contents loaded
§onAfterOpen: triggered just after a file has been opened or reloaded
Function Parameters : tab handle of the tab which has just been opened or
reloaded
Function Returns : irrelevant
§onBeforeTabClose: triggered when a tab is being closed
Function Parameters : tab handle of the tab being closed
Function return: false to prevent the tab from being closed, true to accept
The following events can only be set on window. They can only be global.
Setting them on a particular tab whould be illogical :
§onTabNew: triggered just after a new tab is created
Function Parameters : the tab newly created
Function Returns : irrelevant
Remark: you can determine if the tab created is going to be a new empty
document or an opened file by checking the name or the filename property
§onAfterTabClose: triggered just after a tab has been closed
Function parameters: nothing
Function return: irrelevant
§onBeforeTabChange: triggered just before switching to another tab
Function parameters: the tab which is going to be inactive
Function returns: true to accept tab switch, false to keep current tab active
and avoid switching tab
§onAfterTabChange: triggered just after having switched to another tab
Function parameters: the tab which has just been activated
Function returns: irrelevant
The following events are supported on edit and choice handles :
§onClose: sent when the window is about to be closed.
Function parameters: an handle representing the window (edit or choice) being
closed
Function returns : true to accept the closing request, false to prevent the
window from actually being closed
The following events are supported on choice handles only :
§onAction: sent when the user validate an option in the list by pressing enter
Function parameters: choice handle object, text of the selected item, ordinal
position of the selected item
Function returns: true to close the modless window, false to remain it open
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