Dave Kuhlman: > tabsize.$(file.patterns.py)=4 > indent.size.$(file.patterns.py)=4 > use.tabs.$(file.patterns.py)=0
This overrides global settings and some installations prefer to be able to set values for all languages at once. It will also disrupt people that have already set preferences for all languages. > comment.block.python=## Most code has little explanatory value so makes poor comments. The main use of this command is to easily disable lines of code. For this, it should be easily invertible and distinguishable from real comments. > comment.block.at.line.start.python=1 This makes the disabled code stand out too much. > But, I also teach classes on Python and Jython. And, in my classes (or > wherever > I recommend SciTE) I don't want to have to keep saying something like: "SciTE > is > a great editor, but for Python you have to add these lines to your > python.properties." It's not a big issue. But, it would be nice if SciTE by > default uses the most common values. Package up your own set of preferences for your students. Neil _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
