New SciTE4AutoIt3 available with SciTE v1.79

[Jos]

Scite 2.03 released!

.. and your point is?

I am well aware of the updates made by Neil and haven't found a reason yet to start looking at the v2 developments.

[Jos]

Nevermind. editing AutoIt3Wrapper was less work than expected.

This means you are convicted to do maintenance from now on with every release.

[GEOSoft]

This means you are convicted to do maintenance from now on with every release.

Just a simple compiled script takes care of all my nit-picking issues. Install Scite, Run the script, Tout finis.

I have to build a new listt of things to change, your turn is coming up again soon, I can just feel it.

[Jos]

I have to build a new listt of things to change, your turn is coming up again soon, I can just feel it.

Sure... You have number 500134242 and I am currently processing number 1

[Jos]

Mmm ... ok.

If I like to run/do something whenever I fire a "run/go (or au3check/syntaxcheck) script" from scite(4autoit3).

Any relative simple or easy ways of doing that?

- without disabling AutoIt3Wrapper function/use itself.

- similar functionality as #AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_Before, but than(also) for when using "run/go (or au3check/syntaxcheck) script".

-- like to test something to see if its actually usable. (modding AutoIt3Wrapper no really my favorite option for just a test, if not needed)

?

Just for my curiosity: Why would you want to run anything when doing a Run and especially when doing Au3Check?

Jos

[AdmiralAlkex]

Hey Jos, there is something funky with the "Jump to Function" (Ctrl+J) and "Open Include" (Alt+I).

This fails:

#include "..\Unclude's\Debug.au3"
ConsoleWrite(_DebugBugReportEnv() & @CRLF)

Alt+I returns:

"Couldn't locate include file: ..\Uncludes\Debug.au3"

And Ctrl+J fails with:

"Unable to find function definition: _DebugBugReportEnv"

And this fails:

#include "..\Unclude;s\Debug.au3"
ConsoleWrite(_DebugBugReportEnv() & @CRLF)

Alt+I returns:

"Couldn't locate include file: ..\Unclude"

But Ctrl+J works

Any chance you can and/or will fix it?

[Jos]

What is the correct include directory name?

[AdmiralAlkex]

What is the correct include directory name?

Those were the correct names and they runs just fine, as relative paths are supported by AutoIt.exe, it's just Ctrl+J and Alt+I that fails.

It seems you are parsing " ' " and " ; " incorrectly.

[Jos]

\Unclude is a correct name and shouldn't be \Include?

[AdmiralAlkex]

\Unclude is a correct name and shouldn't be \Include?

What the folder is called is irrelevant, as long as the quote after #Include has a " ' " or " ; " in it, it fails.

Edit: And sorry if I implied relative paths has anything do do with it, further testing show it doesn't.

This fails the same way:

#include "MaryHadALittleCow'and a bean\SDL.au3"
ConsoleWrite(VarGetType(_SDL_Linked_Version()) & @CRLF)

Edited March 10, 2010 by AdmiralAlkex

[Jos]

What the folder is called is irrelevant, as long as the quote after #Include has a " ' " or " ; " in it, it fails.

It is relevant to me because for me to be able to replicate your issue I need to create a setup with similar settings as yours.

Since the default standard include directory is called AutoIt3\Include i do not have the issue.

So please give me all details of the setup you use to be able to replicate the issue, including these settings:

openpath.$(au3)=$(autoit3dir)\include
openpath.beta.$(au3)=$(autoit3dir)\beta\include

Jos

[Jos]

Edit: And sorry if I implied relative paths has anything do do with it, further testing show it doesn't.

This fails the same way:

#include "MaryHadALittleCow'and a bean\SDL.au3"
ConsoleWrite(VarGetType(_SDL_Linked_Version()) & @CRLF)

_SDL_Linked_Version() ?

That is not a standard UDF name so are you using some private Include directory or own UDF file in the standard include directory?

[AdmiralAlkex]

Why are you playing me around like this?

Just create a folder anywhere with ' or ; in the name, and try to include a file from there. "Jump to Function" and "Open Include" will go crazy, as said in my previous post. Standard directories and which function used is irrelevant.

[Jos]

Why are you playing me around like this?

Ok... Whatever.

[AdmiralAlkex]

Ok... Whatever.

Fine then. This has to be the worst joke ever from you, but if you insist on continuing it lets do that.

autoit3dir=C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3

openpath.$(au3)=$(autoit3dir)\include

openpath.beta.$(au3)=$(autoit3dir)\beta\include

Was that what you wanted to know? SciTE config files are not my territory. But again, I don't see hot any of this matters, did you even try what I have said? The code is right there on post 28, just create the folder, save the scripts and copy Debug.au3 there.

[Jos]

Fine then. This has to be the worst joke ever from you, but if you insist on continuing it lets do that.

You seriously have the impression I am trying to be funny with you ... right?

Well I wasn't and simply did not understand what you where trying to tell me.

Anyway: I am signing off for today and let you know when I found the motivation again to look at this....

[wraithdu]

@AdmiralAlkex

For Ctrl+J and Alt+I to work, you need to define your custom include paths in the openpath.$(au3) and openpath.beta.$(au3) settings. Just separate the paths with a semicolon.

[Richard Robertson]

He's saying that parsing the string is failing due to incorrectly stripping single quotes (') and stopping at a semicolon ( in mid string.

It has nothing to do with the location of the directory, only the fact that the parser is wrong.

If it contains a ', the ' seems to be stripped. If it contains a ;, the parser stops right there even though it's in a string.

I don't understand why that was misunderstood. o-o

Edited March 11, 2010 by Richard Robertson

[AdmiralAlkex]

Finally someone that understands something I say! Thank you Richard!

I didn't know anything about Lua before this, but I have actually managed to follow the flow of the code to what seems to be the culprits.

For the Alt+I issues=

In function:AutoItTools:OpenInclude

IncFile = string.gsub(IncFile,";(.*)","") - Assumes semicolon is a comment, even though it in reality may as well be a folder

IncFile = string.gsub(IncFile,"'","") - Assumes the single-quotes are surrounding the declared string, even though, ehh you know.

Ctrl+J fails somewhere in AutoItGotoDefinition:GotoDefinition but I'm not sure exactly where, but a start would be to fix the seemingly broken pattern_local in AutoItGotoDefinition:GetIncludes

And again, I don't know anything about Lua, so I can't fix this myself. Anyone else care to take a look?

[wraithdu]

I don't know LUA, and that's not my department. However what I said above still stands. Custom include directories must be specified in those settings or it won't work even if you change the parser.

/edit: fix -> change (it's not broken)

Edited March 11, 2010 by wraithdu