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Re: Get rid of the splash-screen!
by Christoph on Wednesday 11/Sep/2002, @15:22
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And hopefully kate part for 3.2 will have dyn. word wrap, too ;)
(started a branch for that, hope this time it works, think that is now the 6th try or more ;) |
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Re: Get rid of the splash-screen!
by Eric Laffoon on Wednesday 11/Sep/2002, @15:46
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> And hopefully kate part for 3.2 will have dyn. word wrap, too ;)
>(started a branch for that, hope this time it works, think that is now the 6th try or more ;)
Oh man! What do you want for Christmas dude? Do you have any idea how many emails I get asking for this? I may finally be able to open my email withut saying "not again". ;-) I'm glad this is your baby BTW.
One other cool thing I noted was that Quanta now has code folding in KDE 3.1 beta but I've only seen it work for C++ so far. I'm assuming since we parse our document into nodes currently for our structure tree it may not be too hard to feed that information in and fold... but I haven't had much time to look at the code more than a glance.
Keep up the good work. We'd be buried without you. ;-)
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Re: Get rid of the splash-screen!
by Christoph on Thursday 12/Sep/2002, @14:11
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;) thx
if you want to test the wordwrap stuff, check out kdelibs/kate with TAG: wordwrap
it is binary compatible to the normal kate part HEAD (only added a menu item to enable/disable wordwrap ;)
Would be nice to get it tested out. It still has many bugs (atm it wraps in words, too, but that is just because I was to lazy to change that atm and other bugs are much worser)
Should be ready for 3.2.
About the folding stuff:
The folding is just done by the highlighting xml file. You just must insert there some folding statements to allow to fold contextes, look at the c++ xml file, should be rather easy for php, too ;) Only to fold html we would need some explizite tag lists to fold.
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