Hi, Am Mittwoch, 23. Juni 2004 11:50 schrieb Nicola Larosa: > First, thanks to Detlev Offenbach for a such a wonderful IDE! :^) > > I checked it out last year, but could not use it since it did not yet > support Quixote's PTLs in the Project Browser. I've been now using it > daily for a few months. > > This report refers to the following versions (drats, can't copy and > paste from Help | Show Versions): > > Eric: snapshot-20040529 > Python: 2.3.4 > Qt: 3.2.1 > PyQt: 3.8 > QScintilla: 1.2 > Bycicle Repair Man: 0.9 > > running on Debian unstable, where I am avoiding upgrading PyQt to 3.10 > on account of possible problems with Eric3. > > 1) Trying to open a file, either pressing Ctrl-O or selecting File | > Open... crashes Eric3 immediately. Running it from the console, it > just says "Segmentation fault".
The fix (your diff) will be in the next snapshot. > > 2) The automatic syntax check every time a file is saved is great. > Alas, PTL are apparently checked against the standard Python syntax, > since every time I save one I get the "inverted triangle"-shaped red > exclamation mark on the first "def fun [html] ():" line of the > template. That is correct. For the moment you have to disable the automatic syntax check on the Editor - General configuration page (or live with it). I can try to call the Quixote compile function for PTL files. I'll add this to the todo list > > 3) I agree with a remark made by someone a while ago, the > autocompletion box is a little too hard to close. Autocompletion is > sure a great help, though. The box displaying parameter definitions > for functions and methods is a little too persistent, too. That is a QScintilla feature. Please address this to Phil. > > Thanks again for a great tool, and keep up the good job! Detlev -- Detlev Offenbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
