What is that you are trying to compile...? .java/.cpp/.c file or what else?
On 6/11/07, malik martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hehe no problem :)
On 6/11/07, mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > i see. i didn't think you could open .vcproj files with scite. what is
> > vcbuild/* is
hehe no problem :)
On 6/11/07, mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
> i see. i didn't think you could open .vcproj files with scite. what is
> vcbuild/* is that a command?
Ohhh, compiling *with* SciTE, not compiling SciTE itself. I
misunderstood you. I'm afraid I cannot help in this departm
Just to correct some critical typos which may affect reading of the message:
instanton wrote:
>
> Hi, Mitchell,
>
> You're very helpful, thanks a lot. Using scite.Open( string.sub(abs_path,
> 2, -2) ) seems to have solved half of my problem, i.e. open files in the
> top level folder. But the
Hi,
i see. i didn't think you could open .vcproj files with scite. what is
vcbuild/* is that a command?
Ohhh, compiling *with* SciTE, not compiling SciTE itself. I
misunderstood you. I'm afraid I cannot help in this department. Sorry
about that.
-Mitchell;
do you have to type that in the
Neil,
I believe my LuaExtension51.cxx (Lua 5.1 support) for SciTE is stable
enough for inclusion in the release version of SciTE. I don't believe I
have had to modify it at all since I sent you the patch/tarball way back
when, and compatibility issues have been nonexistant. I think it would
a
i see. i didn't think you could open .vcproj files with scite. what is
vcbuild/* is that a command?
do you have to type that in the command line? if so, to use it, do you
have to open scite from a command line?
i was just opening up the .cpp file, going to tools, then selecting compile.
On 6/11/
malik martin wrote:
Hi,
this is my first time ever trying to compile anything without an IDE.
I'm using windowsXP when i try to compile i get the file not found
error. i looked in the FAQ, everything seems to be fine but i'm not
sure. I have Visual Studio 2005 installed.
can somone please help?
Hi, Mitchell,
You're very helpful, thanks a lot. Using scite.Open( string.sub(abs_path, 2,
-2) ) seems to have solved half of my problem, i.e. open files in the top level
folder. But the problem of openning subfolders is left intact.
Maybe I should describe the problem in more detail. In a fr
Hi,
this is my first time ever trying to compile anything without an IDE.
I'm using windowsXP when i try to compile i get the file not found
error. i looked in the FAQ, everything seems to be fine but i'm not
sure. I have Visual Studio 2005 installed.
can somone please help?
_
Bambero wrote:
I made a simple shell script which uploads (to ftp server) curently
open file.
I'm using:
command.name.3.*=FTP put
command.3.*=put "$(FilePath)"
command.subsystem.3.*=0
command.mode.3.*=savebefore:1
but it will be nice to do this command after each save.
How familiar are you w
Hello
I made a simple shell script which uploads (to ftp server) curently open file.
I'm using:
command.name.3.*=FTP put
command.3.*=put "$(FilePath)"
command.subsystem.3.*=0
command.mode.3.*=savebefore:1
but it will be nice to do this command after each save.
Haow can i do that ?
Regards
Bam
Mozers:
You just forgot the final | character, that's why it didn't work. I'm talking
about your first try, that is. The other ones never work. You can't using
command.shortcut, you have to use user.shortcuts... the method is a little
trickier than you may think (hence my email about including
Hi All,
New boy here... :-).
I recently downloaded Ruby 1.8.6 for Windows (One-click installation)
and after some time running Ruby from the Command prompt I got fed up
with constantly switching between "DOS-Edit" and a Windows text
editor so decided to try SciTE which I noticed was part of t
Hi,
I think this has to do with the fact that I am now running gcc v4.2, but
upon building, I get many
warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to 'char*'
Should this warning be disabled? Or should source code be modified?
-Mitchell;
___
mitchell wrote:
Hi,
>
> scite.Open returns error message like
cannot open file 'c:\scite"c:\folder\subfolder\file.txt"'
I guess scite.Open doesn't handle quoted strings like it used to. In
file_browser.lua's get_abs_path function, change the return statement to
read
return ROOT..ab
Hi,
>
> scite.Open returns error message like
cannot open file 'c:\scite"c:\folder\subfolder\file.txt"'
I guess scite.Open doesn't handle quoted strings like it used to. In
file_browser.lua's get_abs_path function, change the return statement to
read
return ROOT..abs_path
instead
Hi,
Using the SciTE-tools binary together with the lua script file_browser.lua I
was able to open top level and second level folders on a hard disk under
windows. However, when the root of a folder is already a subfolder, it cannot
be open -- uaing the shortcut keys caf+o simply indent the name
Saturday, June 9, 2007, 6:47:55 AM, Neil wrote:
NH>Works for me.
NH> command.name.21.*.properties=
NH> command.21.*.properties=cmd /c echo $(FileNameExt)
NH> user.shortcuts=\
NH> Ctrl+Shift+V|1121|\
SciTE 1.73 (default settings), WinXP
> ---
command.name.2
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