Hans Joseph Solbrig:
My extension is titled The Pattern Repeater. It
basically modifies the UI of scite, offering the user
the option of repeating previous edits when it notices
text that matches the patterns within previous edits.
You should just distribute the whole of your modified
April White:
The code for finding if the path is a directory should use
FilePath::IsDirectory which is portable.
I forgot, thank you. I'll upload a new version with this change and
include the documentation change as well. I'll probably start a new
message thread at that point.
Alexander Kriegisch:
I run SciTE 1.74 on a Linux box on a Gnome Desktop. I am facing the
problem of the SciTE window not being foregrounded automatically when I
open a new file. I am running the editor in check.if.already.open=1
mode, by the way.
There is some discussion about this area
Jonathan Wilson:
Is it permissible to take SciTE code including Scintilla.dll and
SciLexer.dll code and mix it with code released under the GPLv3 and then
release the result as GPLv3?
The license is at http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/License.txt . I
am not aware of any conflicts with
steve donovan:
I think we're confident enough for this to be updated. I'll have a
look at the needed changes.
Is there a complete version of this patch?
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Me:
Scintilla should probably do something more sensible with invalid
UTF-8 rather than relying on Pango to fail nicely. However its
difficult to do anything sensible with invalid UTF-8
As a work-around, if I have time, I may map invalid bytes in
supposedly UTF-8 text into Private Use
April White:
I am not sure where we stand on this change. I have altered
SciTEDoc.html but have not uploaded it yet.
On the basis of not being useful often enough I don't think this
should go in. Of course other people like commands I never use but if
this is seen as needed by others, they
steve donovan:
for (int param = 0; param maxParam; param++) {
SString paramText(param + 1);
SString paramTextVal = props.Get(paramText.c_str());
if (paramTextVal.length() 0) {
if (paramTextVal.contains( )) {
steve donovan:
if (props.GetInt(find.files.using.extension)) {
SString ext = *.;
ext += filePath.Extension().AsInternal();
memFiles.Insert(ext);
}
Since its fairly rare for a language to have a single extension
(C/C++ programmers will often have
The IDM_* constants are now exposed to Lua like all the SCI_* constants.
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Peng Yi:
Firstly, I know scintiall can support rectangle selection mode.
But when I input some text when have rectanle seletion, all
selections will be removed and my input is insert into postion
that selection start. I know some editors (for example, jedit
and textmate) have a feature can
Hi Ulf,
Looks like you are using CygWin or MSYS which are not properly
supported by the Scintilla build files. There is some broken CygWin
support in there which I intend to remove. You could try using a pure
MingW environment, otherwise it is simpler to use the Microsoft compiler.
Ulf Nyman:
NO I use a pure MinGW/MSYS enviorement
MinGW v.3.4.5
MSYS v.1.0.10
Me (from previous mail):
Looks like you are using CygWin or *** MSYS ***
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Jan Boehme:
(scite:4552): Pango-WARNING **: Invalid UTF-8 string passed to
pango_layout_set_text()
when I open SciTEGlobal.properties and scroll down to:
...
chars.accented=ŠšŒœŸÿÀàÁáÂâÃãÄäÅåÆæÇçÈèÉéÊêËëÌìÍíÎîÏïÐðÑñÒòÓóÔôÕõÖØøÙùÚúÛûÜüÝýÞþßö
This is a set of byte values and should not be
Stanislav Maslovski:
Oops, I did not know. If they are byte values, then what encoding is
assumed for them?
None really. Its a set of bytes that have values between 128 and
255 and are often printable characters in various encodings. The first
line is OK for ISO-8859-1 or -15 or Windows
April White:
I am unsure whether to change SciTE.rc:
MENUITEM Open Selected Filename\tCtrl+Shift+O,IDM_OPENSELECTED
to
MENUITEM Open Selected Filename or Folder\tCtrl+Shift+O,
IDM_OPENSELECTED
Its not really opening a folder: IIRC EMACS has sort of
directory-editing mode and
Stanislav Maslovski:
- problem with cursors solved.
Using cursorInvalid in this way is good.
- focus issues fixed.
Oops, not all of them. When the output window is opened to
the maximum width the focus goes nowhere...
Its OK to be a bit heavy-handed, forcing the focus into a
April White:
I've found it useful to be able to easily open the folder that the
filename is in, without having to ...
Is this seen by others as a commonly needed operation? Everyone
works differently and this doesn't seem to me to be something that I'd
use. Its not easily discoverable
Hi Stanislav,
- cursorLast and the related code was removed because it did not work
with dynamically destroyed/created windows. This removal should
not affect the win32 code.
There are several other platforms (OS/X, wxWidgets, QT, ...) so
published APIs like this should not
steve donovan:
We have a few inconsistencies in cpp.properties:
command.go.*.c=$(FileName)
...
command.go.$(file.patterns.cplusplus)=./$(FileName)
The first is appropriate for Windows, and those people on *nix who put
. on the path. But generally . is not on the path.
I think we need a
Jan Boehme:
Please add the *.ipp postfix to the cpp.properities file to handle ipp
file content like regular C++.
Added to file.patterns.cpp.
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CieNTi:
Hi ... i want to ask if there is possible to see the language's layout in a
mixed file.
In example, i have a php file, and into it, i have php + html + css +
javascript ... how can i see each language's layout/autocomplete/etc
together without manually switching in the Language
steve donovan:
It's possible that the 'find files' dialog is reseting the 'match
case' set by the 'find stuff' dialog, which would be irritating and
inconsistent.
Since there is no way to specify case-insensitive to the search
command, it is treated as a matching case search. This is shown
Geoff Catlin:
Recently, though I'm not sure exactly when, navigating between tabs using
Ctrl+PageUp/PageDown (which use IDM_PREVFILE and IDM_NEXTFILE) stopped
working in my build of the GTK SciTE CVS code.
I have this in my user options file:
user.shortcuts=\
Ctrl+PageUp|IDM_PREVFILE|\
Roger Sondermann:
When I set CYGWIN = 0 or comment out the ifdef TERM in
.../scite/win32/makefile I do get:
with make:
make: *** No rule to make target `..\..\scintilla\bin
\Scintilla.dll', needed by `..\bin\Scintilla.dll'. Stop
with mingw32-make.exe:
cp ..\..\scintilla\bin\SciLexer.dll
April White:
Can anyone confirm whether InterlockedExchange() exists in GTK?
I think the closest is g_atomic_int_compare_and_exchange but it will
be simpler to just implement the functionality using a mutex.
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Roger Sondermann:
Don't know if the missing export definition file is a real
problem.
No its just an uninteresting warning.
I do get SciLexer.dll and Scintilla.dll ...\scintilla\bin, but
they will not be found when building SciTE.exe because of the
backslashes instead of slashes in
Roger Sondermann:
cp ..\..\scintilla\bin\Scintilla.dll ..\bin\Scintilla.dll
cp: cannot stat `..\\..\\scintilla\\bin\\Scintilla.dll': No such
file or directory
G:\Programs\System\MSys\bin\mingw32-make.exe: *** [..\bin
\Scintilla.dll] Error 1
... and Scintilla.dll is in ...\scintilla\bin\
Alexander Kriegisch:
Talking about REs, I would like to ask the developers if there is any
chance for a more extensive RE library being implemented or adapted
No.
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Building with Borland 5.5 currently fails. I tried to use the
current version of Borland's compiler to build and couldn't get that
to work. Unless someone wants to contribute a fix to get 5.5 working,
its time to say that Borland is no longer supported.
Neil
steve donovan:
Ah, I see: one can't then do a Lua-free build; that's a bugger.
I suppose IFaceTable doesn't have to be considered part of Lua
support - I can't see any calls to real Lua in IFaceTable.cxx or .h
but am unsure whether there are indirect links.
Neil
izak marais:
Ok, i see what happend threre, but I tried
echo $(api.*.mx;*.as;*.asc)
echo
And nothing happend. Obviously I'm writing the variable name wrong, but what
is the correct syntax?
Looking at that, there isn't really a syntax for it since the file
searching feature is handled
Jürgen Urner:
Trying to figure out what you are trying to tell ...error in relacement
string, things where changed that where not intendet to be changed
...as I understand it. In this case the first occurrence should be as
good as the last. Pretty low chance that the last is an unintentional
Ivan Kolev:
Is there a way to toggle all second-level blocks?
http://mailman.lyra.org/pipermail/scite-interest/2007-June/009240.html
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I have uploaded to:
...
long cancelFlag; /* only one job can be executing at a time, this
should be safe as a public variable of the class */
The cancelFlag is used in both the UI thread and the execution
thread so should be protected. That is why InterlockedExchange is used
in the
Jürgen Urner:
That is what the noise is usually taken for. Maybe most people have a
few lines of code
they'd like to replace something in. But as as soon as there are a few
hundred ringing a
bell is a much easier on your eyes than getting jumped to an arbitrary
location.
Ringing a bell
steve donovan:
The patch involves changing the signature of ExtensionAPI::DoMenuCommand;
in Extender.h around line 30, we then have
virtual void DoMenuCommand(const char *cmd)=0;
The idea of a published extension interface is to give extension
writers a solid basis to work. Changing
Philippe Lhoste:
On the other hand, I am starting to find this message (no occurrences
found) more distracting and annoying than my system of screen flashing
(and ring belling!), because I have to dismiss it before changing my typo...
The No replacements alert could be dropped but new
Jürgen Urner:
Just to make my point clear - as I see it placing a little note in the
dialog
Replaced: 3 (a.k.a ring a bell in the users head) should be much
easier on
the user compared to sending him down an unknown number of lines just
to give proof something happend. Bit of an overkill as
Holger Kohnen:
I tried the setting:
find.replacewith.focus=1
but at least on gtk i see no effect.
This hasn't been implemented on GTK+. I have changed the
documentation to reflect this.
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steve donovan:
So the IDM_ constants could be put into IFaceTable, and would then be
automatically available. Then GetMenuCommandAsInt() could call
IFaceTable::FindConstant(name). I know this is a little awkward,
because then the script-generated tables in IFaceTable come from two
sources,
CieNTi:
Im sorry. I said calltip when i was trying to say Complete Symbol. Is
annoying that you start writing image and press CTRL+I, a really good list
appear, but you cannot remain writing
Why can't you continue writing?
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Philippe Lhoste:
style.lua.13=$(style.lua.5),back:#E0FFE0
style.lua.14=$(style.lua.5),back:#E0E0FF
style.lua.15=$(style.lua.5),back:#E0
style.lua.16=$(style.lua.5),back:#FFE0FF
style.lua.17=$(style.lua.5),back:#FFE0E0
style.lua.18=$(style.lua.5),back:#FFD0D0
Jürgen Urner:
Bit puzzeled about the replace dialog currently. When hitting the
Replace All button in the replace dialog it jumps to the last
occurence replaced. Usually takes me lots of scrolling to get
back to where I started ...no idea why the last occurence
replaced is of any special
steve donovan:
1) Currently, Find-in-files is initialized with the property
'find.files, but it would be cool if there was an option for it to
use the _current extension_ to build up a mask. If I am working in
Python, then it should know that I am probably wanting to search
Python files,
F.E. Karaoulanis:
The TCL API file link at
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTEExtras.html is broken and points
to a parked domain.
OK, removed.
The extras page would probably be better as a wiki rather than
being mediated by me if anyone is interested in setting that up.
Neil
April White:
Okay, only the 'Go' command, but it works. I'll try the change I made
to the SciTE/Lua interface, where I added scite.Execute()
Good! Shouldn't be much more work to add the other commands.
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CieNTi:
Sorry if this was asked ... i searched but i didnt found solution. I
discovered a few days ago this wonderful editor, SciTE. But my question is
... can SciTE able to manage the calltip like VB style? (when the calltip
appear, you can write more characters and the calltip list is
Changed property wild card code so that wild card suffixes like
Make* work for file pattern based properties.
Another bug fixed where filepattern properties were not picking up
filepattern definitions from higher priority property sets. For
example, users wanting to extend the definition of
izak marais:
Thanks for the informative reply. How do I check where the api... property
is pointing?
You should be able to display it in the output pane using the echo command:
echo $(file.patterns.flash)
then use that to find the value of api... You could just write the
expression
James Cuénod:
Sorry, it doesn't matter what version you're running - I don't think.
SciTE is looking for something eg:
ext.lua.startup.script=$(SciteDefaultHome)\scite-gdb\extman.lua
Maybe it would be simpler if SciTE had a preferred script name and
ext.lua.startup.script was just a way
empError:
There is no setting that will default new files to having a BOM.
You could look into writing a Lua script for OnOpen that detects a new
file (I expect it gets an empty filename) and calls
scite.MenuCommand(153) where 153 is IDM_ENCODING_UTF8.
Neil
izak marais:
The first thing I'm unsure about is the extent of built in flash support in
the Linux version. Falsh(actionscript) is listed as a supported language for
scite. When I open a .as file I get correct syntax highlighting and code
folding, but there is no properties file and no language
cokinou:
I would like add another keyword (like into lua.properties) with added on
php.properties :
keywords2.$(file.patterns.php)=function1 function2 function3
style.php.13=fore:#FF,bold
But no effect on PHP code :(, i try to change the number style.php.xxx but
no effect :,(
The
Smudley:
Is there a way for a noob like me to implement folding for Kixtart?
I like ScITE and use it for AutoIT but I have tons of scripts done in
Kixtart.
It would help to have the folding feature working.
Best way to write lexers and folders is to examine current code.
You can find these
April White:
Thanks Mitchell. I did compile with DEBUG=1, and followed the steps
above, but I did not get a segfault while executing a tool - nothing did
happen - but I did get a double free or corruption when I exited
SciTE. The results of 'back' were vague and useless, showing a few
steve donovan:
replace line 166 (which is just #define LUA_API extern)
That looks like line 164 to me. Committed.
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April White:
So the rhetorical question is, how do I debug this? My Linux experience
is really limited, heck I cannot even find where aliases are set nor
change one to suit my preferences. Well I can type in the command, but
I want to put it into my start up script - which I did - but it does
Kronuz:
I was just wondering, when and how are decisions of moving
code from SinkWorld to Scintilla done?
When it looks like a good idea and it works.
...Also, is SinkWorld interface
backward compatible with Sintilla? (i.e. can one compile, for instance,
SciTE using SinkWorld instead of
Kronuz:
it'd be nice if the JavaScript was a full copy of the stand
alone CPP lexer. In some ways I've been thinking about possibly reusing CPP
functionality inside HTML; HTML would depend on CPP, and CPP would have more
a generalized version of its lexer available for HTML (or others) use.
Bug #1749659 bought up again some modularity problems with
Scintilla/SciTE. The WordList and PropSet classes are defined in
Scintilla and used both in Scintilla and SciTE. SciTE requirements
have led to some complex methods (such as GetNearestWords) being added
even though they are not used in
Shane Caraveo:
Would this change the functionality provided by setkeywords, and the
set/get property methods? That is the basic level we use in Komodo.
This does not change the main Scintilla SCI_* interface and will
only be an issue for applications that link directly to Scintilla's
There seems to be some unnecessary entities. Looking at the set of
properties mentioned in the DirectorExtension, [ipc.director.name,
current.pid, ipc.scite.name, PipeName] it appears that
PipeName is just giving ipc.scite.name a default value so could go
into ipc.scite.name (is there a
Jonathan Wilson:
What I want is for the end user to be able to select, say,
ThingTemplate=ControlPoint and then select go to definition somehow
How hard would it be to add what I want to SciTE?
Its a simple matter of writing some Lua and attaching it to a
command or menu item. There's
gcc (4.1.2) started complaining about the conversion from a void *
(result of dlsym) into a function pointer. So now its coerced into an
int (!) first.
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mozers:
[*] You can move tab to another place in list by menu command,
by shortcut or by mouse.
I copied in the implementation of the menu commands but did not add
them to menus. The mouse drag version doesn't show obvious enough
feedback for me. Since this included more #ifdefs to
Chachereau Nicolas:
Basically the only change since the last version sent to the
mailing list is that you can now call register: with a
correspondant field as well, that is, sending
:filepath:register:, where filepath is a file you created
and to which SciTE will write the name of the pipe you
steve donovan:
use SciTE as a single instance even without the director. If you want,
we could break backward compatibility and require SciTE to be compiled
without NO_FILER to be able to use check.if.already.open.
Can we imagine a situation where people can't or won't put in the
director
me:
[*] and more...
I may copy having separate styles for the path and match for find in files.
This is now done. I thought that distinguishing file search results
by looking for Internal search... would be too expensive and fragile
('Internal search for x in y' should really be
instanton:
For Sc1.exe built with the latest CVS and MinGW it appears that selection.
back is not working. Whatever value is asigned to selection.back the
background of selected text in Sc1 is always the same very light blue,
Works for me with MinGW with default being a grey background.
steve donovan:
There is a danger of overengineering. This is a slipperly slope which
will end up with us using something like DBus...!
I had a another look at DBus. It probably is too complex although
since there is a per-user instance there will be less opportunity for
interference on
Chachereau Nicolas:
That's not really the use case. Suppose the director, for some reason,
takes a while before asking SciTE to be activated. You might then
have switched to another application, e.g. might be reading something
in your web browser. It would then be an annoyance if SciTE was
Chachereau Nicolas:
This is the patch, we just need to initialise stack in the class
BufferList in SciTEBuffers.cxx:
OK, committed.
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Axel Huizinga:
after updating to 1.74 on my linux 64 bit box
Scite type EUR instead of €.
Can I change this behaviour?
What locale settings are you using? Often people use ISO-8859-1
which does not include € but it should be OK in UTF-8. You can try
character.set=1000 for ISO-8859-15
Alexander Kriegisch:
Could you point me to the place inthe source code where the globbing is
done and also to the place where it is called for 'file.patterns.foo'?
Maybe I can hack it for myself with my extremely limited C/C++
abilities. I would also provide a patch to the mailing list which
Benjamin Fisher:
I'm not sure of the scope of this project but I know it will be not be
quick. I guess my question is how impossible this is :), and how to start.
Is anyone else interested in this or willing to help?
I doubt it would take much effort. SciTE communicates with each
extension
instanton:
After carefully inspecting the ColouriseTeXDoc code I realized that the
keywordlists are not used most of the time because most TeX files would not
begin with a comment line like %interface=tex or interface=latex and the
like.
I don't use TeX so just assume the people that
Yan Feng:
I need a new ListBoxx window in SCite IDE ,but I don't know how to instance
the object like ListBoxX lbx
the VC++ always told me no ListBoxX declared.
You shouldn't use ListBoxX directly from SciTE as it is contained
within Scintilla and exposed using the autocompletion APIs. Have
Chachereau Nicolas:
I think we should decide in which way SciTE reacts when it is
sent a message. I think SciTE should be raised above the other
windows in some cases, like:
find:, goto:, insert:, loadsession:, macrocommand:,
macrolist:, menucommand:, open:, output:, replaceall:
Alexander Kriegisch:
I use a debian'ish Linux (Elive) from within VMware Player 2 on a WinXP
host. VMware tools are installed and working, i.e. copy paste to/from
the VM and the host system works as expected, with one notable
exception: I cannot copy any selected text directly out of SciTE's
steve donovan:
Right - I made a linker version script by whacking the lua.symbols
And building with -rdynamic -Wl,--version-script lua.map
Still works! The executable is a bit larger ;) but not as big as
-rdynamic on its own.
Builds for me too. Are all the Lua users happy enough with
Alexander Kriegisch:
file.patterns.make=makefile*;Makefile*;*.mak;configure*;*.mk
SciTE globs can only match '*' as a prefix, not as a suffix. I will
remove configure* from others.properties.
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mitchell:
I notice in win32/, there is a SciTEWin.h so SciTEWin.cxx,
SciTEWinDlg.cxx, and SciTEWinBar.cxx can be separated instead of
creating one huge SciTEWin.cxx file.
I don't think that this has actually been a good split as its not
really obvious which file a piece of functionality
steve donovan:
(BTW, I get a _smaller_ executable using this explicit
retain-symbols-file technique!)
Its smaller because it has removed most of the symbol information
so is harder to debug. The --version-script linker option may be
better.
Neil
steve donovan:
This gtk_file_chooser_set_filename() line should be replaced with:
if (savePath.IsUntitled()) { // saving 'untitled'
gtk_file_chooser_set_current_folder(GTK_FILE_CHOOSER(dlg),
savePath.Directory().AsInternal());
} else {
mitchell:
I find it easier just to link to the Lua library on my system rather
than building Lua into SciTE. I find it relatively straightforward in
Linux :)
The only-dependency-is-GTK policy is a bit of a reaction against
some Linux applications which are a pain to install because of the
Bambero:
As I see SciTEDirectory.properties won't works under linux (gtk).
I have:
properties.directory.enable=1
But it won't works.
Works for me: added properties.directory.enable=1 to user
properties, opened directory properties and set caret.fore=#00FF00.
Saved and the caret is
Bug #1732146 reports that SciTE does not allow keyboard input for
the Armenian language on Windows. This is because Armenian, like
Devanagari, Tamil, and Georgian do not have code pages so can only
work through Unicode and only on NT and successors, not on Windows 9x.
To fix this on NT,
hon fui lee:
I've trying to compile scite under Linux x86_64 (RHEL 2) for both GTK1
and GTK2, but failed. scintilla compilation is OK.
GTK+ 1.x is no longer supported by SciTE. At least GTK+ 2.4 is now
required for the file chooser dialog. Some APIs may be used from later
versions of GTK+
Baltasar:
I suppose that the direct solution is to use compile for the compiler, build for
the assembler, and then go for execution, but I'd like to have it done in just
one step. It'd be cool if these steps (compile build) were called
automatically when performing Go, but they are not.
Hans Joseph Solbrig:
I would like to create code to allow sub-menu and
sub-sub-men off the tools menu to be created from
properties.
This is quite messy. The SciTE-Ru distribution includes a cascading
tools menu but I did not include this code because I didn't think it
was implemented well.
Steve Donovan:
The Director interface under Unix remains a bit
klunky. I think for my next project I'll review the
code and see if we can work around the
inflexibilities without breaking backward
compatibility with ScitePM, etc.
If there is a better communications technique that is more
Felix Kater:
when I enable utf-8 and also the dynamic popups for already typed words
(don't know how you call them) and if the popup tries to display an
*existing/listed* word with the german umlaut u (with two dots) I get:
(scite:8921): Pango-Warning **: Invalid UTF-8 string passed to
Marcel x:
should be char pipeData[PATH_MAX]; ?
Committed except with MAX_PATH which is the internal version of PATH_MAX.
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KHMan:
* need to update list of lexers in SciTEDoc.html: cmake, gap, plm,
progress
* in the global properties, menu.language, the entry for Forth is
missing, it can be commented out by default
Committed.
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mitchell:
I figure since generally the editor and output pane
background colors will be the same, caret.fore should apply to both of
them.
OK, committed.
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mitchell:
I suspect it has to do with OnClear. It now is called *before* the Lua
global namespace is reinitialized, giving scripts a chance to clean up
after themselves as in the documentation.
I thinks its a scoping or lifetime issue. If toolList is
initialised after udl_ListTools then its
I would like to release Scintilla and SciTE 1.74 Monday morning (21
hours from now). The release candidate code is available from CVS or
from
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/scite.zip Source
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/wscite.zip Windows executable
These are the same as the last
Chris Sutcliffe:
Does this version have 'loadlib' disabled? When I try to start scite_gdb I get:
C:\wscite\scite-gdb\scite_lua\gdb.lua:261: attempt to call global
'loadlib' (a nil value)
Looks like it got renamed to package.loadlib for Lua 5.1.
Neil
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