I have a large text file created by redirecting the standard output of a program
to a file.  Opening this file in Credit and attempting to scroll down will crash
Credit with a stack error.   I tried this on two machines,  one Win98, the other
is NT, both crash.   I mention this only as a sample of a potential problem in
the program.   (I only need to briefly view this file and   have done so with
WordPad.)
The problem only happens when using redirection of the screen to a file.  If
this is not a known issue, or if someone would like a sample text file
displaying the problem, let me know.

Including the above,  Credit is still a GREAT Editor.

Thanks.

--- Steve

Hello,

About the only command-line option for CREdit is a
name of file which you would like to open. There are
no switches to position the cursor of a specific line.

As far as I understood from this mail, the idea is to
use event routine. The script:

Sub Application_DocumentOpen( doc )
	 MsgBox "Document opened"
End Sub

should work ok (I've tested it with CREdit 1.014 build
006)

Best regards,
Plamen Parvanov

--- axel@... wrote:
> Hallo Herr Neubauer,
> habe versucht, das mit dem "Event"
> Application_DocumentOpen zu lösen.
> Der soll immer aufgerufen werden, wenn man in CRedit
> ein Dokument
> öffnet.
> Man könnte dann in der Event.Routine
> Application.Path auswerten und
> darauf reagieren (z.B.
> ActiveDocument.Selection.MoveTo x, y).
>
> Das hat bei mir jedoch nicht geklappt. Ich scheitere
> schon dabei, die
> Event-Routine zu schreiben. Versucht hatte ich es
> mit:
>
> Sub Application_DocumentOpen(document)
>   MsgBox("hello world")
> End Sub
>
> Doch leider startet der Event nicht, wie er sollte.
>
> Vielleicht inspiriert Sie das.
> Lassen Sie es mich wissen, falls Sie die Lösung
> finden.
>
> Gruß!
>
> Axel Kemper
>
>
> Dieter.Neubauer-LNI@... schrieb am
> 23.09.2002, 15:25:38:
> > Does anyone know what command-line options are
> available to start
> > CREDIT.EXE?
> > I looked for them in the help-file, on the
> homepage, in the mail-archive
> > but couldn't find any hint :-(
> > My problem is that I want to start CREDIT with a
> certain file and the
> > cursor placed at a certain line within the file -
> any suggestions?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dieter
> >


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Hallo Herr Neubauer,
habe versucht, das mit dem "Event" Application_DocumentOpen zu lösen.
Der soll immer aufgerufen werden, wenn man in CRedit ein Dokument
öffnet.
Man könnte dann in der Event.Routine Application.Path auswerten und
darauf reagieren (z.B. ActiveDocument.Selection.MoveTo x, y).

Das hat bei mir jedoch nicht geklappt. Ich scheitere schon dabei, die
Event-Routine zu schreiben. Versucht hatte ich es mit:

Sub Application_DocumentOpen(document)
   MsgBox("hello world")
End Sub

Doch leider startet der Event nicht, wie er sollte.

Vielleicht inspiriert Sie das.
Lassen Sie es mich wissen, falls Sie die Lösung finden.

Gruß!

Axel Kemper


Dieter.Neubauer-LNI@... schrieb am 23.09.2002, 15:25:38:
> Does anyone know what command-line options are available to start
> CREDIT.EXE?
> I looked for them in the help-file, on the homepage, in the mail-archive
> but couldn't find any hint :-(
> My problem is that I want to start CREDIT with a certain file and the
> cursor placed at a certain line within the file - any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Dieter
>
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Does anyone know what command-line options are available to start
CREDIT.EXE?
I looked for them in the help-file, on the homepage, in the mail-archive
but couldn't find any hint :-(
My problem is that I want to start CREDIT with a certain file and the
cursor placed at a certain line within the file - any suggestions?

Thanks,
Dieter

Hi,

CREdit uses two configuration files: CREdit.ini and
CREditHlg.ini. The first one keeps the tools settings,
the second one - the syntax configuration settings.
CREdit searches for these files in two places : in the
directory where it's installed, and in the Windows
directory. If you have two copies of these files, the
ones from the CREdit directory take precedence.

Best regards,
Plamen Parvanov

--- stevem@... wrote:
> Vipul,
>
> I am no expert in CREdit.  However,  here is what
> little I know.  The
> CREditHgl.INI file is usually stored in C:\WINDOWS.
> The file size of this INI
> file is limited to 64K  by Windows.   If you import
> too many Syntax Files,  and
> exceed 64K, I think the file is truncated.   Please
> see the CREdit web page for
> details.  This limitation is to be overcome in the
> next version.   For now, try
> deleting some of the languages you are currently not
> using.
>
> OR try this,  Open the INI file with CREdit and
> place the language you are most
> interested in at the top of the file.  Save the INI
> file, exit the editor and
> then reopen it adn see if this helps.
>
> ---- Steve
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Vipul Patel <vipvaishu@...> on 09/10/2002
> 03:47:09 PM
>
> Please respond to thecredit@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>  To:      thecredit@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>
>  cc:      (bcc: Steve Miller/Tanisys)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>  Subject: [thecredit] Syntax Highlighing
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Every time I use "The Credit" I have to import
> syntax
> highlighing
> file for better colourful display. I do not know
> why.
> I am connecting
> to remote computer and then use credit.exe on my
> local
> computer. I
> think as a result my %USERPROFILE% and %WINDIR% is
> been change and as
> a result when credit is looking for CREditHgl.INI is
> does not found.
> Does any one know how credit is getting value of
> directory where INI
> files r? via regedit or via environment variables or
> thru somthing
> hard coded?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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Vipul,

I am no expert in CREdit.  However,  here is what little I know.  The
CREditHgl.INI file is usually stored in C:\WINDOWS.  The file size of this INI
file is limited to 64K  by Windows.   If you import too many Syntax Files,  and
exceed 64K, I think the file is truncated.   Please see the CREdit web page for
details.  This limitation is to be overcome in the next version.   For now, try
deleting some of the languages you are currently not using.

OR try this,  Open the INI file with CREdit and place the language you are most
interested in at the top of the file.  Save the INI file, exit the editor and
then reopen it adn see if this helps.

---- Steve












Vipul Patel <vipvaishu@...> on 09/10/2002 03:47:09 PM

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  Subject: [thecredit] Syntax Highlighing









Every time I use "The Credit" I have to import syntax
highlighing
file for better colourful display. I do not know why.
I am connecting
to remote computer and then use credit.exe on my local
computer. I
think as a result my %USERPROFILE% and %WINDIR% is
been change and as
a result when credit is looking for CREditHgl.INI is
does not found.
Does any one know how credit is getting value of
directory where INI
files r? via regedit or via environment variables or
thru somthing
hard coded?

Thanks in advance.


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Every time I use "The Credit" I have to import syntax
highlighing
file for better colourful display. I do not know why.
I am connecting
to remote computer and then use credit.exe on my local
computer. I
think as a result my %USERPROFILE% and %WINDIR% is
been change and as
a result when credit is looking for CREditHgl.INI is
does not found.
Does any one know how credit is getting value of
directory where INI
files r? via regedit or via environment variables or
thru somthing
hard coded?

Thanks in advance.


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Hello,

How do I get Credit to find the matching braces?   I asked this question before
and someone pointed me to the solution, but I have lost it.

Thanks,

--- Steve Miller

Every time I use "The Credit" I have to import syntax highlighing
file for better colourful display. I do not know why. I am connecting
to remote computer and then use credit.exe on my local computer. I
think as a result my %USERPROFILE% and %WINDIR% is been change and as
a result when credit is looking for CREditHgl.INI is does not found.
Does any one know how credit is getting value of directory where INI
files r? via regedit or via environment variables or thru somthing
hard coded?

Thanks in advance.

that's too bad...

Larry
--- In thecredit@y..., Plamen Parvanov <plamen_p@y...> wrote:
> The escape character works inside strings - so you
> could write something like:
>
> "this is a \"quoted\" string"
>
> Best regards,
> Plamen Parvanov
>
> --- larrydalooza <larrydalooza@y...> wrote:
> > Is the escape character working correctly?
> >
> > %variable% <> \%variable\%
> >
> > I want %variable% highlighted, but not \%variable\%
> >
> > thanks...
> > Larry
> >
> >
>
>
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The escape character works inside strings - so you
could write something like:

"this is a \"quoted\" string"

Best regards,
Plamen Parvanov

--- larrydalooza <larrydalooza@...> wrote:
> Is the escape character working correctly?
>
> %variable% <> \%variable\%
>
> I want %variable% highlighted, but not \%variable\%
>
> thanks...
> Larry
>
>


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Is the escape character working correctly?

%variable% <> \%variable\%

I want %variable% highlighted, but not \%variable\%

thanks...
Larry

Hi,

    Is there a new feature list somewhere?  How about
implementing colapsable blocks?

Thanks!!
Ammon


--- Plamen Parvanov <plamen_p@...> wrote:
> Hello CREdit users,
>
> a beta release of CREdit is now available at
> http://www.praven3.com/credit/
>
> Best regards,
> Plamen Parvanov
>
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Hi,

    Is there a new feature list somewhere?  How about
implementing colapsable blocks?

Thanks!!
Ammon


--- Plamen Parvanov <plamen_p@...> wrote:
> Hello CREdit users,
>
> a beta release of CREdit is now available at
> http://www.praven3.com/credit/
>
> Best regards,
> Plamen Parvanov
>
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Hi,

    Is there a new feature list somewhere?  How about
implementing colapsable blocks?

Thanks!!
Ammon


--- Plamen Parvanov <plamen_p@...> wrote:
> Hello CREdit users,
>
> a beta release of CREdit is now available at
> http://www.praven3.com/credit/
>
> Best regards,
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>
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hi...

» Quoting invoker212@... Donnerstag, 2. Mai 2002, 04:28:
> --- In thecredit@y..., Plamen Parvanov <plamen_p@y...> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> > (1) Would it be possible to allow us to mark up one
>> > keyword appeared
>> > in one file and find it in another file?
>>
>> It's not clear for me what do you mean..
>>
> Well, it's my fault not to make this clear. What I mean is that if
> the user opens two different files, for example file.a and file.b, in
> the editor, he/she marks up on one word like "fileopen" in file.a and
> tries to find the exact (or partically exact) word in file.b. As far
> as I know right now (for version 1.013), the "find" function only
> allows the search in the same file.

Well,  a  function  like  "find in all open documents" would not be to
hard  to  add into CREdit, but it would also be possible (very easy, I
suppose) to realize your idea with the built-in scripting tools...

Why don't you just use the search-history? The last searches are saved
in a list in the search dialogue! You wouldn't have to rewrite complex
Regular Expressions again, just pick it from the history list.

greetings,
phil

--
Mit Geduld und Zeit, kommt man mählich weit
(Abraham a Santa Clara)

Hi *,
my two cents for the wishing list to improve CREdit even further::

I'd like to have an extended object model for the "selection" object.
Currently, the following properties are implemented:
             IDispatch* Application;
             IDispatch* Parent;
             BSTR Text;
             BSTR _Text;             (who knows how to access this one?)
             long CurrentLine;
             long CurrentColumn;
             long TopLine;
             long BottomLine;

This makes it impossible to find out, which range of rows and columns are
selected via ALT-key and dragging mouse cursor.
My suggestion would be to add properties like "TopColumn" and
"BottomColumn". In general, I consider block-mode a rather useful feature of
an editor.

Quite frequently, I find myself using indent/unindent to left- or
right-shift portions of source code. It would come in handy to be able to
indent/unindent character-wise rather than tab-wise. To achieve that, I
wrote a subroutine:

Sub indent()
   '  indent selection by one character column
   tabSizeOld = ActiveDocument.TabSize
   ActiveDocument.Selection.Untabify
   ActiveDocument.TabSize=1
   ActiveDocument.Selection.Indent
   '  had to add extra indent/unindent
   '  to get rid of superfluous TAB in row 1
   ActiveDocument.Selection.Indent
   ActiveDocument.Selection.Unindent
   ActiveDocument.Selection.Untabify
   ActiveDocument.TabSize = tabSizeOld
End Sub

This used to work OK for CREdit 1.0.1.3, but now that's gone.

It was mentioned in this mailing list, that CREdit has difficulties to start
GNU make. This limitation made me turn to Microsoft's nmake as a
replacement. As I am still using GNU GCC 2.95, it would be good to return to
GNU make. Any good news in this respect?

The final wish: it would be rather convenient to be able to edit files
remotely via FTP download/upload. This should be possible via some clever
pieces of VBS scripting. Any macro volunteers out there?

Best regards

Axel Kemper

Hi all!

Some remarks on the current beta release.

The new separate menu for macros is a good idea, but i've got a lot
of macros for many purposes. So if i pop up the macros menu it sizes
to the whole sceen height. On one of my computers there seems to be
a problem with the scoll arrows in that menu, they are not displayed,
but scrolling down in the menu works automatically by moving the mouse
to the visible bottom of the menu.

Wouldn't it be better to allow grouping of macros, perhaps in sub menus,
so it would be much easier to find the macros.

Will there be, or are there already any changes in the object model
in this beta release?

Keep on developing this great editor.

Regards
Benjamin.

--- In thecredit@y..., Plamen Parvanov <plamen_p@y...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > (1) Would it be possible to allow us to mark up one
> > keyword appeared
> > in one file and find it in another file?
>
> It's not clear for me what do you mean..
>
Well, it's my fault not to make this clear. What I mean is that if
the user opens two different files, for example file.a and file.b, in
the editor, he/she marks up on one word like "fileopen" in file.a and
tries to find the exact (or partically exact) word in file.b. As far
as I know right now (for version 1.013), the "find" function only
allows the search in the same file.

> > (2) Would it be possible to add "find in files"
> > option ...
>
> In the future I plan to add project support to CREdit,
> so you'll be able to search in all the project files.
> Otherwise, you may use a third-party tool (like grep)
> to search in multiple files, and capture the results
> in the output pane.
>
That's great. I am looking forward to it :-)
>
> Best regards,
> Plamen Parvanov
>
> --- invoker212 <invoker212@y...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm new to the list. I found CREdit on the web and
> > it is really the
> > best editor freely available for a programmer. I
> > relied on UltraEdit
> > in the past and plan to switch to CREdit for my code
> > writing. I have
> > some suggestions for the currently implementation of
> > "find",
> >
> > (1) Would it be possible to allow us to mark up one
> > keyword appeared
> > in one file and find it in another file?
> > (2) Would it be possible to add "find in files"
> > option like the one
> > in UltraEdit? It will be helpful to find the the
> > same matched text in
> > more than one files.
> >
> > Thanks for this great editor.
> >
> >
>
>
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Hi all,

I just detected another glitch:

If / was defined as operator then it will not be recognized as a first
comment character which means that
/ comment ...

will not be not colored correctly.

Same rule applies, it seems: an operator is only an operator if it isn't
anything else.

Keep on with the good work!

Eberhard

hi...

» Quoting plamen_p@... Dienstag, 30. April 2002, 10:00:
> [concerning keywords]
> delimiters are not keywords.. But anyway, I may add
> separate coloring for the delimiters..

I  found  it  a good idea to group the keywords in different groups in
the .INI, like

Keywords=
Keywords1=
Keywords2=

But  it would be a nice feature to assign different markups and colors
for each group of keywords.

As  I  mentioned  before,  the  syntax  definitions  I  made  for this
game-scripting-language  distinguishes  between  a  bunch of Variables
(which  I  can  set  in  my  scripts)  and a bunch of real commands.


Another  great  feature would be the ability of exporting or generally
storing  the current configuration and all the settings (like 'Visuals
&  Colors',  'Keyboard'-Maps  and  the  other  program  settings in an
.INI-File. And not in the registry, like how it is right now.
(It seems to me that the registry is somewhat slower than an .INI-file
would be...)

phil

hi...

» Quoting invoker212@... Dienstag, 30. April 2002, 08:20:
> Hi,

> I'm new to the list.

Me too! :-)

> (2) Would it be possible to add "find in files" option like the one
> in UltraEdit? It will be helpful to find the the same matched text in
> more than one files.

Oh, nice idea, search and replace over many different files! Right now
I have to use complicated and ugly external programs!

phil

When can we expect project support? It's something that is really lacking in
CRedit at the moment.

Patrick

[...]
> In the future I plan to add project support to CREdit,
> so you'll be able to search in all the project files.

Hi,

> (1) Would it be possible to allow us to mark up one
> keyword appeared
> in one file and find it in another file?

It's not clear for me what do you mean..

> (2) Would it be possible to add "find in files"
> option ...

In the future I plan to add project support to CREdit,
so you'll be able to search in all the project files.
Otherwise, you may use a third-party tool (like grep)
to search in multiple files, and capture the results
in the output pane.


Best regards,
Plamen Parvanov

--- invoker212 <invoker212@...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to the list. I found CREdit on the web and
> it is really the
> best editor freely available for a programmer. I
> relied on UltraEdit
> in the past and plan to switch to CREdit for my code
> writing. I have
> some suggestions for the currently implementation of
> "find",
>
> (1) Would it be possible to allow us to mark up one
> keyword appeared
> in one file and find it in another file?
> (2) Would it be possible to add "find in files"
> option like the one
> in UltraEdit? It will be helpful to find the the
> same matched text in
> more than one files.
>
> Thanks for this great editor.
>
>


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Hi,

I know about this. The reason is that for some fonts,
even if they are 'fixed-width', the width of normal
and bold (or italic) characters is different.
If you use Courier New, for example, everything will
be ok.
BTW, this will be fixed in the next release (not in
the beta, though)

Best regards,
Plamen Parvanov

--- Philipp Krieger <philipp.krieger@...> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I  would  like  to announce a big thanks to Plamen,
> CREdit is a pretty
> cool  freeware  program!  I'm  going  to use it
> instead of Textpad, my
> formerly preferred (commercial!) editor. Great job!
> :-)
>
> But there's a minor bug which can be kind of
> annoying:
> I've  build  my  own  syntax definition file for a
> pc-game's scripting
> language   (some   of   you   might   know   the
> game  Half-Life  or
> Counter-Strike).  I  chose  to have the specified
> keywords highlighted
> with a certain color and BOLD!
>
> And there's the problem!
> For example I have a line like this:
>
> alias awp "say_team ha-ha"
>
> 'alias'  is  the  only keyword marked bold in this
> line. So far so go,
> but  if  I  move  the  cursor (either the flat or
> the normal one) to a
> position  AFTER  the  bold  keyword,  the cursor is
> exactly BETWEEN to
> chars.  This  is kind of annoying. I turned of the
> bold emphasizing of
> my keywords and the cursor is positioned correct.
>
> I  don't know if you knew about this glitch, I hope
> you didn't and you
> can fix it.
>
> I'm using CREdit 1.0.13 (haven't tried the beta yet)
> with Windows XP.
>
> Greetings from germany!
>
> phil
>
>


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Hi,

thanks for the glitch report,

for your first remark: I'll check it
for your second remark: in fact the keyword groups are
intended for 'keywords', that is, something that
starts with a letter (or underscore) - so {}[]() etc
delimiters are not keywords.. But anyway, I may add
separate coloring for the delimiters..

Best regards,
Plamen Parvanov

--- Eberhard Lutz <elutz@...> wrote:
> Great, thanks a lot!
>
> Glitches detected up to now:
>
> 1/ if a keyword starts with a non-ASCII char that is
> defined as an
> operator, the 1st char will be colored as an
> operator and the rest of
> the keyword is not detected, for ex.: operator-list
> contains _ and the
> keyword is _system
> I think the keywords must be isolated before the
> operators (longest
> strings first).
>
> 2/ it does not seem possible to define brackets
> []{}() as members of
> separate keyword groups in order to give them
> distinct colors.
>
> Eberhard
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Plamen Parvanov [mailto:plamen_p@...]
> Sent: Montag, 29. April 2002 10:22
> To: thecredit@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [thecredit] CREdit beta released
>
>
> Hello CREdit users,
>
> a beta release of CREdit is now available at
> http://www.praven3.com/credit/
>
> Best regards,
> Plamen Parvanov
>
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Hi,

I'm new to the list. I found CREdit on the web and it is really the
best editor freely available for a programmer. I relied on UltraEdit
in the past and plan to switch to CREdit for my code writing. I have
some suggestions for the currently implementation of "find",

(1) Would it be possible to allow us to mark up one keyword appeared
in one file and find it in another file?
(2) Would it be possible to add "find in files" option like the one
in UltraEdit? It will be helpful to find the the same matched text in
more than one files.

Thanks for this great editor.

Hi!

I  would  like  to announce a big thanks to Plamen, CREdit is a pretty
cool  freeware  program!  I'm  going  to use it instead of Textpad, my
formerly preferred (commercial!) editor. Great job! :-)

But there's a minor bug which can be kind of annoying:
I've  build  my  own  syntax definition file for a pc-game's scripting
language   (some   of   you   might   know   the  game  Half-Life  or
Counter-Strike).  I  chose  to have the specified keywords highlighted
with a certain color and BOLD!

And there's the problem!
For example I have a line like this:

alias awp "say_team ha-ha"

'alias'  is  the  only keyword marked bold in this line. So far so go,
but  if  I  move  the  cursor (either the flat or the normal one) to a
position  AFTER  the  bold  keyword,  the cursor is exactly BETWEEN to
chars.  This  is kind of annoying. I turned of the bold emphasizing of
my keywords and the cursor is positioned correct.

I  don't know if you knew about this glitch, I hope you didn't and you
can fix it.

I'm using CREdit 1.0.13 (haven't tried the beta yet) with Windows XP.

Greetings from germany!

phil

Great, thanks a lot!

Glitches detected up to now:

1/ if a keyword starts with a non-ASCII char that is defined as an
operator, the 1st char will be colored as an operator and the rest of
the keyword is not detected, for ex.: operator-list contains _ and the
keyword is _system
I think the keywords must be isolated before the operators (longest
strings first).

2/ it does not seem possible to define brackets []{}() as members of
separate keyword groups in order to give them distinct colors.

Eberhard

-----Original Message-----
From: Plamen Parvanov [mailto:plamen_p@...]
Sent: Montag, 29. April 2002 10:22
To: thecredit@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [thecredit] CREdit beta released


Hello CREdit users,

a beta release of CREdit is now available at
http://www.praven3.com/credit/

Best regards,
Plamen Parvanov

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Hello CREdit users,

a beta release of CREdit is now available at
http://www.praven3.com/credit/

Best regards,
Plamen Parvanov

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