Re: [scite] catching errormessages and open file, goto line

2005-11-14 Thread Neil Hodgson
Frank Wunderlich: Is there a macro which returns current line/col? macrocommand is a generic way to execute Scintilla commands through the director interface but can only be understood through reading SciTE's (or Filerx's) source code. Do You implement the indent-Function/Menu-Item?

Re: [scite] catching errormessages and open file, goto line

2005-11-14 Thread Neil Hodgson
Frank Wunderlich: can i catch the doubleclick-event by lua or other and get the actual line of output pane? then i can open the file and jump to the position... I expect so but havent looked into doing this. is there a possibility to get the current line by SciteDirector-Interface

Re: [scite] stage #3

2005-11-14 Thread Neil Hodgson
April White: I've been thinking of a new approach to the 'send job message' to the window. My initial test worked by having the AddCommand method send the job message. This eliminates the need for individual calls to AddCommand to send the message. One problem with this is that code

Re: [scite] catching errormessages and open file, goto line

2005-11-14 Thread Frank Wunderlich
--- Ursprüngliche Nachricht --- Von: Neil Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] An: Discussion of the SciTE editor scite-interest@lyra.org Betreff: Re: [scite] catching errormessages and open file, goto line Datum: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 22:17:27 +1100 Frank Wunderlich: can i catch the doubleclick-event

Re: [scite] catching errormessages and open file, goto line

2005-11-14 Thread Neil Hodgson
Frank Wunderlich: on second selected line it inserts 2 tabs...on further tests i noticed that a similar function is already implemented but not in menu (selecting and press tab)= all lines will be indented (why have nobody say this to me?) I find it difficult to understand your point of

Re: [scite] stage #3

2005-11-14 Thread April White
Neil Hodgson wrote: I've been thinking of a new approach to the 'send job message' to the window. My initial test worked by having the AddCommand method send the job message. This eliminates the need for individual calls to AddCommand to send the message. One problem with this is that