On Thursday 03 October 2002 3:44 pm, Frederick Polgardy Jr wrote: > On Thursday 03 October 2002 02:23 am, Phil Thompson wrote: > > Scintilla already implements code folding, syntax highlighting, call > > tips, autocompletion etc. The work I still have to do on it is to make > > those features available in a way that looks familiar to a Qt programmer. > > It would be really helpful if I had somebody wanting to make heavy use of > > it and telling me to order in which things should be done. Detlev is > > doing something similar in order to add Scintilla to eric. > > I'm very willing to make heavy use of it. In fact, from time to time I > start playing with writing one myself, which was one of the main reasons I > started using PyQt/PyKDE in the first place. I'm a long-term NEdit user, > myself, and really like it, but I'm starting to come up against some > annoying barriers -- not to mention I want something that integrates better > into KDE (and doesn't look like shit -- *cough* -- I mean Motif, no offense > to NEdit). I am NOT a member of the church of Emacs either. > > Personally, I'm looking for something like Kate/KWrite with better (i.e. > more configurable) syntax highlighting, and of course the ability to > register python code. :-) I'll be happy to rate my wants on a list of > proposed features. I've not seen Scintilla, but I thought about taking a > look at it. It's just that there doesn't seem to be a Debian package for > it, and I'm too lazy to build it myself. :-)
Tonight's snapshots of QScintilla and PyQt are probably the first to be useful as far as the high-level API is concerned - and the API is documented. Phil _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.gmd.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
