Jerry Daniels wrote:
Thanks, Richard. I'll stick with what we have for a while. See how it
works and if people really use it.
I'm sure they will. It's only been in my editor for less than a week
and it's been very helpful.
My question wasn't about whether to keep it (of course you should), but
merely whether you were using Cmd-) for anything in tRev.
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Jerry Daniels
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On Sep 18, 2009, at 12:24 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Jerry Daniels wrote:
Three new features:
- Auto-complete within property (Raptor) handlers!
- Auto-complete custom properties within in any handler!
- Select Structure lets you find the beginning & end of any structure
Shortcut for Select Structure is command+(
Congrats on rolling this into your editor.
Glad to see you were able to overcome the performance issue you were
initially concerned about. The final result seems to run as fast as
the script I posted here Tuesday. Rev's speed makes so many things
possible. :) Good work.
On the keyboard shortcut, do you currently use Cmd-) for anything?
When I was adding this to ROSE Tuesday morning I ran the idea by Ken
who also uses that editor, and he was concerned about selecting the
text making it too easy to accidentally delete it. Sure, there's
Undo, but he suggested we implement two different variants of Select
Structure, one which does the selection like BBEdit does, and one
which merely shows the structure visually without altering the
selection.
So I've built mine with both, one using an underlying graphic to
show the structure, as well as the simpler version which just
selects the text.
If you're using Cmd-( for Select Structure, I would be inclined to
use Cmd-) for Show Structure, unless it conflicts with other
keyboard shortcuts folks might be accustomed to.
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
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