On 10/23/07, Rob McMullen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 10/23/07, Josiah Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yep, David's implementation works like a charm (he sometimes covers it > > in his intro algorithms course, or at least he did the first time I > > TA'd for him) > > Small world!
I have a few theories about that, but they aren't quite topical ;) > > PyPE does pretty well in terms of auto indent on return for Python > > code, including the handling of open parens, curly braces, and square > > braces (tuple, list, or dictionary definitions). > > I know you do most of your work on Windows, but have you seen this > bizarro error before? I can't get PyPE to turn on the Python lexer > because it's having a problem with Red(): Hrm. I've never seen that before. I typically use wxPython 2.8.3.0 ansi on Windows and unicode on linux, though my office Windows machine either runs 2.8.4.0 or 2.8.4.2 ansi (I can't remember at the moment) and works just fine. Checking using 2.8.6.0 unicode on Windows seems to work fine. Upgrading Ubuntu (6.06) to wxPython 2.8.6.0 unicode from the wxwidgets apt repository and running PyPE seems to work fine for me. Do you have any references to 'red' in your stc-styles.rc.cfg? Unless you have changed the contents of yours, it shouldn't have any (it's the same one I use all the time). I know it's total blasphemy, but have you tried the source version on Windows and/or the Windows binaries? - Josiah
