Quote: "Would it be possible to add markers to the left margin that would allow the user to jump instantly to that line?
"
Scraggle - Good idea but I think that "bookmarks" would do pretty much the same thing. Place `-- at the beginning of the line and than the bookmark name. (basically a comment line with -- added)
IE
`-- HELLO
And HELLO will show in the code indexing window under "Bookmarks". You can double click on the name and go straight to that place in your code. Though I think I could add some functionality to allow you to use hot keys to jump to a particular bookmark.
Quote: "... Left shift, Left Alt and Left Ctrl are missing "
Well, not actually. I pretty much used what DBPro gave me for names. But, I have added 'Left' to help clarify which button the scancode refers to.
Quote: "When the user clicks in the edit box, the next key he presses has the scancode checked against it. That way would work for any keyboard in any country."
Will look into it. I'm using what DBPro tells me that it knows a scancode to be. Do different language versions of DBPro use different scancode layouts?
Quote: "One bug I've noticed is that in the function list it will include any command that contains the word 'function'. I've got about 300 'get ptr to function' commands and every one is listed as a function. As a result the function list is a nightmare."
Cash Curtis II - I will look into correctly that.
Quote: "Could you include a code browsing option to limit the list of functions/labels/etc to only the currently open include file?"
Right click on the Code Indexing window and select which attributes you want to show for all files (or deselect to only show for the active tab).
Quote: "I suspect a checkbox at the bottom would be effective."
I might be able to put together a mini version of the current option window.
Quote: "Do you plan to include function folding?"
Yes I have. But, I don't know how feasible it is to do that with the control that I am using for BlueIDE 2. Not to let the cat out of the bag but, I've been working on a new IDE using .Net. So I will be stopping development of BlueIDE 2 fairly soon to allow more time to work on Indigo.
Release 21 will be out soon. Many bug fixes. Thank you Scraggle for your emails. I've fixed a few of the bugs that you mentioned.
I believe that R22 will most likely be the last update from me for BlueIDE 2. It appears to be very actively used by the DBPro community and I thank everyone for your support. I hope to have a demo of the replacement to BlueIDE 2 out soon.
Regards,