RJ TextEd

A couple of days ago I felt the need to have session management in RJ TE. I still hope someday Rickard will deliver us something that would be, as usual, very handy and powerful, much more powerful than my little script, but till then you can use my script. Here's some specs: 1) sessions are kept in...

This is rather food for thought than a feature request; I just want to ask you to ponder it for a while. I've been monkeying with the embedded script engine (FastScript, http://www.fast-report.com/en/products/fast-script.html) for a couple of days. It may be excellent, most probably it is, but the s...

1) I noticed index in strings starts with 1, and not 0 (as usual). Not sure if this is by design or not, I guess it'd be more convenient to start it from 0, but hey, I can live with that. 2) I used Document.Text to get content of a file, e.g.: if (MainApp.OpenFile("sessions.csv")) { sStr =...

StefanG wrote:You like powerful, how about Blitzsuche?

Too powerful as for my taste, I'm afraid--too similar to Blitzkrieg

StefanG wrote:Other German software uses the term "Inkrementelle Suche"

Hmmm, German Wikipedia begs to differ

and suggests Vorschlagssuche -- I don't speak German, but this sounds pretty powerful to me. I could even use it instead of "Donnerwetter!"

I just found a very simple but effective viewer for JSON files: not only it can display their structure, but also reformat it (but then you have to copy+paste result to RJ TE). It's open source and can be freely downloaded from http://jsonviewer.codeplex.com/

: viewer.png (15.75 KiB) Viewed 13721 times

It's been already reported (twice) and fixed in final 7.70: http://www.rjsoftware.se/Forum/viewtopi ... 7166#p7180 and then reported another time: http://www.rjsoftware.se/Forum/viewtopi ... 7194#p7194 You're the fourth, hence no medal

Ralph, I may be wrong on this, but I believe RJ TE uses FastScript as its scripting engine: FASTSCRIPT - multi-language scripting engine FastScript is a cross-platform, multi-language scripting engine. It is useful for programmers who want to add scripting ability to their projects. FastScript can b...

Have fun, or else!

Right. I can't help you then, I'm afraid

(what are we talking about, after all? do you mean Script Editor?)

As far as I can tell -- yes. Assign Ctrl+V to PasteAction in Environment > Customize keyboard... and that'll do the trick.

YAML highlighting may be difficult to accomplice. Yes, I'm afraid it would require a kind of separate module to do just that. Using external highlighters is probably not an option. I pondered a bit about it and came to the same conclusion. They're just highlighters, and have no information about fo...

I know very little about inner RJ TextEd architecture, but one thing I know: it can run scripts (e.g. JavaScript--cfr. Zen coding in RJ TE!). So, why not integrate an existing JS for syntax highlighting? That would require, I think, writing a wrapper and not much more (I may be flat out wrong, natur...

I'm attempting to set up a FORTRAN syntax file (yeah, I know... ;)) Fortran! I first programmed in Fortran, some 25 years ago! We used special sheets to write our (very simple) code, which werre subsequently "compiled" on special perforated cards... http://www.simnia.com/it/clycl/fortran/...

In every man's life comes this moment when he needs to split a file. Or else. Anyway, GSplit is a superb tool to do this job, as it [l]et you select from two basic file splitting options: disk spanned (split into a set of files varying in size auto-calculated by GSplit based on available free disk s...

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Very simple session management script

New script engine?

Strangeness with strings

Re: German language updates for v7.90

Re: German language updates for v7.90

JSON Viewer

Re: Single-Digit numbers not colored

Re: Help with/for Scripting

Re: In Turky on vacation

Re: TEdit - Ctrl+V paste?

Re: TEdit - Ctrl+V paste?

Re: FORTRAN syntax file

Re: Another interesting syntax highlighting challenge

Re: FORTRAN syntax file

GSplit free versatile file splitter