Doyle Whisenant wrote:
[snip]
function read_session()
local ln = 0
local n = 1
local bufferpath = props['FilePath']
local f = io.open("SciTE.ses", "r")
if not f then return nil end
for ln in f:lines() do
local s=f:read"*l" <--
print (n)
n=n+1
end
f:close()
return t
Sorry if this is off topic but it's for SciTE. I am very new to lua
so please bear with me. I have lua functions writing the bookmarks
to a file and reading it back in and setting the bookmarks. So far,
so good. Since SciTE writes a *.ses file I want to read it in and
append the bookmark line n
Neil has answered with the way to do the equivalent of
host->Save() from an extension, and I see that you don't
need to do this any more since you found a better way to do
it. But anyway, for the sake of completeness, I'll answer
the second part even though you probably don't need that
anymor
Neil Hodgson wrote:
Something like
host->Perform("saveas:" + host->Property("FilePath"))
or
host->menucommand:(IDM_SAVE)
and
host->CurrentBuffer()
I don't know of an easy way to get the buffer number but the file
name is available. I'd prefer extending the set of text commands
April White:
> The revisions I have been working on for the new job system is now
> storing the buffer name into the job object, so the 'building' flag can
> be set. It should not be hard to revise the code that handles the
> "command.replace.selection..." code to locate the original buffer and
>
April White:
> I've found that using
> host->Save()
Something like
host->Perform("saveas:" + host->Property("FilePath"))
or
host->menucommand:(IDM_SAVE)
> and
> host->CurrentBuffer()
I don't know of an easy way to get the buffer number but the file
name is available. I'd pre
