Exactly this! Thanks! There's actually a lot of stuff I didn't know it hadpaulclinger wrote:@Zarty55, do you mean this list: http://studio.zerobrane.com/doc-editor- ... tcuts.html? There is also the list of menu shortcuts you can change.Zarty55 wrote:...
On Arch Linux (64bit) I have these versions installed:paulclinger wrote:ZBS is compiled with its own libpng (1.6) and its own zlib, so it's interesting that the error is about bad parameter to zlib. Do you know what versions of libpng and zlib GNOME 3 is shipped with?
Here's what Sublime Text seems to do:paulclinger wrote:You mean to select "foob" automatically when you click Enter even though "foobar" is currently selected in auto-complete? I think it's problematic, because it makes it difficult to separate Enter to confirm your choice from Enter to ignore the choice and enter Enter. I can always move the selection that matches the current word to the first position, but this only partially solves the issue. I can also add something like Shift-Enter or Ctrl-Enter to ignore the opened auto-complete and behave like Enter, but not sure if people are going to use it. I'm open to suggestions.
I think a better option would be to add an entry to the contextual menu of the notebook, and it should directly dock/undock the pane.paulclinger wrote:This will remove the caption from the Output/Local console window.
The problem is that the window can't be easily undocked now, but I can add "View Caption" menu that will allow you to toggle captions on/off.
Actually, my whole point is trying to reduce visual clutter, so adding tabs to the side panel is *really* not something I'd like!paulclinger wrote:I've been considering changing it, but couldn't find a good way to provide a choice of projects. I can probably do the following: Remove the caption and move the project dropdown to its own tab. The project tree becomes a notebook with Files / Projects / Symbols tabs, similar to editor tabs and Output/Console tabs. This will keep things more consistent. This will also allow to provide some additional information on the Project tab if needed. Symbols is reserved for project wide symbol navigation...
I don't think that symbol navigation works when put in a side panel, because it then compete with file selection (so you're constantly switching tabs), and is often a total mess to navigate, with lot of ordering issues. The current menu dropdown is better for that, and it could be added as a popup for a specific keyboard shortcut. Again, Sublime Text does this kind of things really well, and its reputation come in good part from its "Goto anything" popup menu.IMHO, File management is done in the file browser, it doesn't have any place in an editor. In fact, it's often a source of problems (for example, ZBS don't seem to use the trash on delete!).paulclinger wrote:In terms of the selected item, it still has its use as you can do delete/rename operations from the keyboard on an item that is not necessarily opened in the editor. You can also rename folders, which can't be opened in the editor at all.
I think that's a common misconception, that adding a lot of buttons/UI elements will help new users find functionality. I'm pretty sure it's the other way around. There is a reason why editors like Sublime Text (or Brackets) are so successful: the experience is streamlined, and functionality is exposed only when needed, as opposed to all at once.paulclinger wrote:For some of the aspects I recognize their deficiencies, but can't find a good alternative. Some of the things you see in other editors may not be directly applicable simply because they make things confusing (or not obvious) to new users. Maybe I should have "expert mode" (rather than "minimalist mode") to hide all those elements that users are already familiar with.
Yes, it simply does not connect. But there no hint. It is executed but changing values does have no effect.paulclinger wrote: > Tested and confirmed that i need to disable my firewall (Comodo Firewall, Windows 7). So I suggest a hint somewhere.
Do you mean that the debugging works without filewall changes, but live coding doesn't? Does it simply not connect?
Indeed I modified the code, but the effect is the same.paulclinger wrote: > Take this as an example: https://github.com/kennethdamica/Monocle
> [string "(function()local lights = requ..."]:1: attempt to call global 'require' (a nil value)
I'll need to check that. I took a quick look, but main.lua in the project starts with "lights = require('monocle')" and in your example, it starts with "local lights...". Have you made any changes to the project code?
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[string "(function()lights = require('m..."]:1: attempt to call global 'require' (a nil value)Thx!paulclinger wrote: This would only be executed when you use live coding and would have no impact on any "normal" execution. (not tested, but you get the idea.)
Something like this?drakmaniso wrote:I'll try to craft a "Clean UI" plugin for my personal use, if I can make sense of how WxWidgets works.
Hm, I can't run it at all. I get "monocle.lua:277: attempt to call field 'triangle' (a nil value)". I'm running 0.9.0. Should I try with a different version?SiENcE wrote: Here is the log of Monocle unmodified.Code: Select all
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That looks great! I love Zerobrane and appreciate the extensive features and how extremely well it integrates with LOVE. I think it's the easiest way to get started since it has autocompletion and API reference right in the IDE. However, lately I have found myself using Sublime Text when I don't want any clutter. I'd love to be able to strip down the ZBS interface to resemble something like that.paulclinger wrote: Something like this: http://imgur.com/OQPBYBa,s0jbe3B?
There is a bunch of changes planned, but the idea is that you will be able to get something like that if you want and the default settings will be close(-er) to the screenshots. Obviously the colors can be changed...
Yes, when all this is done, you definitely will be able to get something like this.Reef wrote:I'd love to be able to strip down the ZBS interface to resemble something like that.paulclinger wrote:Something like this: http://imgur.com/OQPBYBa,s0jbe3B? There is a bunch of changes planned, but the idea is that you will be able to get something like that if you want and the default settings will be close(-er) to the screenshots. Obviously the colors can be changed...
You probably have to handle wxEVT_LEFT_DOWN event and do something similar to what's in wxEVT_COMMAND_TREE_ITEM_ACTIVATED event in src/editor/filetree.lua.drakmaniso wrote:I was able to achieve something close to this by messing around with a plugin, though there's much I haven't figured out yet (e.g. how to use single-click to switch between files in the side panel).