Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Devin Asay]

> On Nov 29, 2016, at 9:08 PM, Trevor DeVore  wrote:
> 
> On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 7:13 PM, Richard Gaskin 
> wrote:
> 
>> Poking around in the SE I found an even simpler solution - replace line
>> 3108 of "revSEEditorBehavior"
>> 
>>  scriptFormat "handler"
>> 
>> ...with:
>> 
>>  if the shiftKey is "down" then
>> scriptFormat "script"
>>  else
>> scriptFormat "handler"
>>  end if
>> 
> 
> Monte pointed me to this thread as I was looking for a way to format the
> entire script. I submitted a PR for this:
> 
> https://github.com/livecode/livecode-ide/pull/1494
> 
> Thanks Richard.

Good one, Trevor and Richard. Looking forward to having this in the next DP.

I’ve been pleasantly surprised that once you learn your way around the Git 
repository for LiveCode, simple IDE fixes and tweaks like this are pretty 
simple to implement.

Devin



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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Richard Gaskin]

Trevor DeVore wrote:


On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 7:13 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:


Poking around in the SE I found an even simpler solution - replace line
3108 of "revSEEditorBehavior"

  scriptFormat "handler"

...with:

  if the shiftKey is "down" then
 scriptFormat "script"
  else
 scriptFormat "handler"
  end if


Monte pointed me to this thread as I was looking for a way to format the
entire script. I submitted a PR for this:

https://github.com/livecode/livecode-ide/pull/1494

Thanks Richard.


No, thank you.  Posting to the list was merely informative, but you took 
the more meaningful step with that pull request.  Well done. Thanks.


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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Trevor DeVore]

On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 7:13 PM, Richard Gaskin 
wrote:

> Poking around in the SE I found an even simpler solution - replace line
> 3108 of "revSEEditorBehavior"
>
>   scriptFormat "handler"
>
> ...with:
>
>   if the shiftKey is "down" then
>  scriptFormat "script"
>   else
>  scriptFormat "handler"
>   end if
>

Monte pointed me to this thread as I was looking for a way to format the
entire script. I submitted a PR for this:

https://github.com/livecode/livecode-ide/pull/1494

Thanks Richard.

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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Bob Sneidar]

Now when I try to save my changes I get a dialog:

Can't save stack revSEEditorBehavior due to an error: can't open stack script 
file. 

Bob S


> On Oct 17, 2016, at 14:58 , Bob Sneidar  wrote:
> 
> NVM it is line 3509 in the tabKey handler.
> 
> Bob S
> 
> On Oct 17, 2016, at 13:54 , Bob Sneidar 
> > wrote:
> 
> Odd... line 3108 of the revSEEditorBehavior is blank and is in a handler 
> called private command selectFromCurrentToLineStart.
> 
> I found the scriptFormat in about 10 places in that behavior, and am reticent 
> to change any oen of them as I do not know what they would do.
> 
> I wonder if you are using a utility that re-sorts your handlers to be 
> alphabetic (like glx2 can do)?
> 
> Bob S
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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Bob Sneidar]

NVM it is line 3509 in the tabKey handler.

Bob S

On Oct 17, 2016, at 13:54 , Bob Sneidar 
> wrote:

Odd... line 3108 of the revSEEditorBehavior is blank and is in a handler called 
private command selectFromCurrentToLineStart.

I found the scriptFormat in about 10 places in that behavior, and am reticent 
to change any oen of them as I do not know what they would do.

I wonder if you are using a utility that re-sorts your handlers to be 
alphabetic (like glx2 can do)?

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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Bob Sneidar]

Odd... line 3108 of the revSEEditorBehavior is blank and is in a handler called 
private command selectFromCurrentToLineStart.

I found the scriptFormat in about 10 places in that behavior, and am reticent 
to change any oen of them as I do not know what they would do.

I wonder if you are using a utility that re-sorts your handlers to be 
alphabetic (like glx2 can do)?

Bob S


On Sep 23, 2016, at 19:01 , J. Landman Gay 
> wrote:

Poking around in the SE I found an even simpler solution - replace line
3108 of "revSEEditorBehavior"

 scriptFormat "handler"

...with:

 if the shiftKey is "down" then
scriptFormat "script"
 else
scriptFormat "handler"
 end if

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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Peter Bogdanoff]

Right. I think it was Hypercard that used to reformat the whole script, and 
maybe earlier LC, but LC6 did only the single handler.

This became a big problem for me as I had the default text size set differently 
on different computers and LC didn’t automatically account for that, so the 
formatting was always off as I moved my work from machine to machine. I 
couldn’t take the time to go through and reformat everything.

HOWEVER, LC 8 seems to have fixed the issue with the scripts displaying 
incorrectly, so going through once seems to fix it forever.

Peter

On Oct 17, 2016, at 9:40 AM, Bob Sneidar  wrote:

> Which is a change in prior behavior. It surprised me the first time I saw it. 
> Used to be the whole script reformatted with the tab key. Or am I crazy?
> 
> Bob S
> 
> 
>> On Sep 22, 2016, at 14:08 , Paul Dupuis  wrote:
>> 
>> Ah ha. The insertion point must be INSIDE a handler and only re-indents
>> that handler when you press TAB
>> 
>> If the insertion point is between handlers or outside of any handler,
>> nothing happens. Ok, tab is useful, but something that reformatted ALL
>> handlers in a script would be even better.
>> 
>> Not perfect, but a step better than nothing. Thanks for the tip!
>> 
>> 
>> On 9/22/2016 4:17 PM, Peter Bogdanoff wrote:
>>> Does pressing the tab key fix it for you?
>>> 
 On Sep 22, 2016, at 12:52 PM, Paul Dupuis  wrote:
 
 I find myself periodically working with stacks where the individuals
 handlers come from a number of sources.
 
 Some of these sources have their script editor set to the default 3
 space indent. Some to 2 spaces, some to 4 spaces, etc.
 
 Is there any easy way to tell the script editor to RE-indent all the
 handlers in the current script using the current preference for indents?
 
 If not, can one of you coding wizards out there add this to the IDE? :-)
 
 
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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Mike Kerner]

Bob,
You could always make a plugin with a front script, or my favorite, the
patch script.


On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 12:43 PM, Bob Sneidar 
wrote:

> Will this change be wiped next time I update LC? Id so, then this is why I
> don't like to make changes like this. It would make a nice feature addition
> though.
>
> Bob S
>
>
> On Sep 23, 2016, at 17:13 , Richard Gaskin  mailto:ambassa...@fourthworld.com>> wrote:
>
> Poking around in the SE I found an even simpler solution - replace line
> 3108 of "revSEEditorBehavior"
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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Bob Sneidar]

Will this change be wiped next time I update LC? Id so, then this is why I 
don't like to make changes like this. It would make a nice feature addition 
though.

Bob S


On Sep 23, 2016, at 17:13 , Richard Gaskin 
> wrote:

Poking around in the SE I found an even simpler solution - replace line 3108 of 
"revSEEditorBehavior"

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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Bob Sneidar]

Which is a change in prior behavior. It surprised me the first time I saw it. 
Used to be the whole script reformatted with the tab key. Or am I crazy?

Bob S


> On Sep 22, 2016, at 14:08 , Paul Dupuis  wrote:
> 
> Ah ha. The insertion point must be INSIDE a handler and only re-indents
> that handler when you press TAB
> 
> If the insertion point is between handlers or outside of any handler,
> nothing happens. Ok, tab is useful, but something that reformatted ALL
> handlers in a script would be even better.
> 
> Not perfect, but a step better than nothing. Thanks for the tip!
> 
> 
> On 9/22/2016 4:17 PM, Peter Bogdanoff wrote:
>> Does pressing the tab key fix it for you?
>> 
>>> On Sep 22, 2016, at 12:52 PM, Paul Dupuis  wrote:
>>> 
>>> I find myself periodically working with stacks where the individuals
>>> handlers come from a number of sources.
>>> 
>>> Some of these sources have their script editor set to the default 3
>>> space indent. Some to 2 spaces, some to 4 spaces, etc.
>>> 
>>> Is there any easy way to tell the script editor to RE-indent all the
>>> handlers in the current script using the current preference for indents?
>>> 
>>> If not, can one of you coding wizards out there add this to the IDE? :-)
>>> 
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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Peter M. Brigham]

> On Sep 23, 2016, at 1:05 PM, Mark Talluto  wrote:
> 
> 
>> On Sep 22, 2016, at 2:08 PM, Paul Dupuis  wrote:
>> 
>> Ah ha. The insertion point must be INSIDE a handler and only re-indents
>> that handler when you press TAB
>> 
>> If the insertion point is between handlers or outside of any handler,
>> nothing happens. Ok, tab is useful, but something that reformatted ALL
>> handlers in a script would be even better.
>> 
>> Not perfect, but a step better than nothing. Thanks for the tip!
> 
> Here is the code we use here to indent a whole script.
> 
> command cdt_FastIndent
> local tHandlerList, tOffset, tProgressSoFar
> 
> if not(exists(fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
> "revNewScriptEditor 1")) then exit cdt_FastIndent
> 
> lock screen
> put the text of fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
> "revNewScriptEditor 1" into tHandlerList
> filter tHandlerList with "end *"
> filter tHandlerList without "* switch" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
> filter tHandlerList without "* repeat" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
> filter tHandlerList without "* try" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
> filter tHandlerList without "* if" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS

An alternative way of accomplishing the above is
   put the revAvailableHandlers of  into tHandlerList
and then adjust the line below:

> put 0 into tProgressSoFar
> 
> set the wholeMatches to true
> repeat for each line thisLine in tHandlerList
>  put lineOffset(thisLine, fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" 
> of stack "revNewScriptEditor 1", tProgressSoFar) into tOffset

   put lineOffset(word 2 of thisLine, fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" 
of stack "revNewScriptEditor 1", tProgressSoFar) into tOffset

>  select before line tOffset+tProgressSoFar of \
>fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
> "revNewScriptEditor 1"
>  dispatch "tabKey" to fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of 
> stack "revNewScriptEditor 1"
>  add tOffset to tProgressSoFar
> end repeat
> unlock screen
> end cdt_FastIndent

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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Monte Goulding]

A feature request is a good idea. A pull request is a great one...

Sent from my iPhone

> On 24 Sep 2016, at 12:01 PM, J. Landman Gay  wrote:
> 
> Feel like putting in a feature request for this? I would use it often, and if 
> it's in the IDE then we don't have to edit every version update.


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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[J. Landman Gay]

On 9/23/16 7:13 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:

Poking around in the SE I found an even simpler solution - replace line
3108 of "revSEEditorBehavior"

  scriptFormat "handler"

...with:

  if the shiftKey is "down" then
 scriptFormat "script"
  else
 scriptFormat "handler"
  end if

Apparently the scriptFormat handler already supports both forms (if
memory serves it used to only do whole scripts), but somewhere along the
way the UI to trigger the "script" option got lost".

I suppose any modifier key would be good there, but I like Shift because
it's often used to extend selections, is a physically large key, and we
have them on both sides of our keyboard.



Feel like putting in a feature request for this? I would use it often, 
and if it's in the IDE then we don't have to edit every version update.


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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Richard Gaskin]

Poking around in the SE I found an even simpler solution - replace line 
3108 of "revSEEditorBehavior"


  scriptFormat "handler"

...with:

  if the shiftKey is "down" then
 scriptFormat "script"
  else
 scriptFormat "handler"
  end if

Apparently the scriptFormat handler already supports both forms (if 
memory serves it used to only do whole scripts), but somewhere along the 
way the UI to trigger the "script" option got lost".


I suppose any modifier key would be good there, but I like Shift because 
it's often used to extend selections, is a physically large key, and we 
have them on both sides of our keyboard.


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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Richard Gaskin]

Monte Goulding wrote:
> No it's scripted
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 24 Sep 2016, at 7:42 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
>>
>> with a call to _internal

Good to know, thanks.

Either way, the full-script-reformat routine Mark posted would have 
little opportunity to speed that end of things up much, since it 
triggers calls to whatever the SE uses (which turns out to be a script).


It would still seem, though, that by changing the algo to use the line 
offsets obtainable from revAvailableHandlers to successively trigger the 
SE's formatting routine directly would likely speed things up at list a 
bit over iteratively selecting text from offsets that had to be 
calculated, no?


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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Monte Goulding]

No it's scripted

Sent from my iPhone

> On 24 Sep 2016, at 7:42 AM, Richard Gaskin  wrote:
> 
> with a call to _internal


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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Richard Gaskin]

If memory serves, I believe indenting is handled in the IDE similarly to 
colorization, with a call to _internal.


Perhaps if used in conjunction with the info provided in 
revAvailableHandlers, we may be able to format large scripts even 
faster, maybe even in the blink of an eye.


--
 Richard Gaskin


Mark Talluto wrote:

On Sep 22, 2016, at 2:08 PM, Paul Dupuis  wrote:

Ah ha. The insertion point must be INSIDE a handler and only re-indents
that handler when you press TAB

If the insertion point is between handlers or outside of any handler,
nothing happens. Ok, tab is useful, but something that reformatted ALL
handlers in a script would be even better.

Not perfect, but a step better than nothing. Thanks for the tip!


Here is the code we use here to indent a whole script.

command cdt_FastIndent
 local tHandlerList, tOffset, tProgressSoFar

 if not(exists(fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
"revNewScriptEditor 1")) then exit cdt_FastIndent

 lock screen
 put the text of fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
"revNewScriptEditor 1" into tHandlerList
 filter tHandlerList with "end *"
 filter tHandlerList without "* switch" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
 filter tHandlerList without "* repeat" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
 filter tHandlerList without "* try" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
 filter tHandlerList without "* if" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS

 put 0 into tProgressSoFar

 set the wholeMatches to true
 repeat for each line thisLine in tHandlerList
  put lineOffset(thisLine, fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
"revNewScriptEditor 1", tProgressSoFar) into tOffset
  select before line tOffset+tProgressSoFar of \
fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
"revNewScriptEditor 1"
  dispatch "tabKey" to fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
"revNewScriptEditor 1"
  add tOffset to tProgressSoFar
 end repeat
 unlock screen
end cdt_FastIndent



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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Mark Talluto]

> On Sep 22, 2016, at 2:08 PM, Paul Dupuis  wrote:
> 
> Ah ha. The insertion point must be INSIDE a handler and only re-indents
> that handler when you press TAB
> 
> If the insertion point is between handlers or outside of any handler,
> nothing happens. Ok, tab is useful, but something that reformatted ALL
> handlers in a script would be even better.
> 
> Not perfect, but a step better than nothing. Thanks for the tip!

Here is the code we use here to indent a whole script.

command cdt_FastIndent
 local tHandlerList, tOffset, tProgressSoFar
 
 if not(exists(fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
"revNewScriptEditor 1")) then exit cdt_FastIndent
 
 lock screen
 put the text of fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
"revNewScriptEditor 1" into tHandlerList
 filter tHandlerList with "end *"
 filter tHandlerList without "* switch" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
 filter tHandlerList without "* repeat" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
 filter tHandlerList without "* try" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
 filter tHandlerList without "* if" //IGNORE NON-HANDLER KEYWORDS
 
 put 0 into tProgressSoFar
 
 set the wholeMatches to true
 repeat for each line thisLine in tHandlerList
  put lineOffset(thisLine, fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of 
stack "revNewScriptEditor 1", tProgressSoFar) into tOffset
  select before line tOffset+tProgressSoFar of \
fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of stack 
"revNewScriptEditor 1"
  dispatch "tabKey" to fld "script" of grp "editor" of cd "main" of 
stack "revNewScriptEditor 1"
  add tOffset to tProgressSoFar
 end repeat
 unlock screen
end cdt_FastIndent


Best regards,

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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Paul Dupuis]

Ah ha. The insertion point must be INSIDE a handler and only re-indents
that handler when you press TAB

If the insertion point is between handlers or outside of any handler,
nothing happens. Ok, tab is useful, but something that reformatted ALL
handlers in a script would be even better.

Not perfect, but a step better than nothing. Thanks for the tip!


On 9/22/2016 4:17 PM, Peter Bogdanoff wrote:
> Does pressing the tab key fix it for you?
>
>> On Sep 22, 2016, at 12:52 PM, Paul Dupuis  wrote:
>>
>> I find myself periodically working with stacks where the individuals
>> handlers come from a number of sources.
>>
>> Some of these sources have their script editor set to the default 3
>> space indent. Some to 2 spaces, some to 4 spaces, etc.
>>
>> Is there any easy way to tell the script editor to RE-indent all the
>> handlers in the current script using the current preference for indents?
>>
>> If not, can one of you coding wizards out there add this to the IDE? :-)
>>
>>
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Re: IDE Script Editor question...

[Peter Bogdanoff]

Does pressing the tab key fix it for you?

> On Sep 22, 2016, at 12:52 PM, Paul Dupuis  wrote:
> 
> I find myself periodically working with stacks where the individuals
> handlers come from a number of sources.
> 
> Some of these sources have their script editor set to the default 3
> space indent. Some to 2 spaces, some to 4 spaces, etc.
> 
> Is there any easy way to tell the script editor to RE-indent all the
> handlers in the current script using the current preference for indents?
> 
> If not, can one of you coding wizards out there add this to the IDE? :-)
> 
> 
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IDE Script Editor question...

[Paul Dupuis]

I find myself periodically working with stacks where the individuals
handlers come from a number of sources.

Some of these sources have their script editor set to the default 3
space indent. Some to 2 spaces, some to 4 spaces, etc.

Is there any easy way to tell the script editor to RE-indent all the
handlers in the current script using the current preference for indents?

If not, can one of you coding wizards out there add this to the IDE? :-)


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