ParseHeadersToSciTE() - Parse include headers to the appropriate format for SciTE calltips and properties.
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By ioa747
a attached Menu bar for SciTE
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Edited March 1, 2023 by ioa747 UpDate: to SciTE_PlusBar_1.0.0.25
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By ahha
In a program I'm writing I often have to refer to prior code I've written to get variables, etc. This involves scrolling up/down a lot. Presently I open a second SciTE window and dump the earlier code I'm working on in it, and go back and forth between the 2 SciTE windows but sometimes I edit the wrong window. Is there a way to horizontally split the SciTE window into 2 code views? Much like other programs allow (like Word, Acrobat, etc.)?
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By BlueSkyMemory
While Scite doesn't support high dpi, I open it in compatibility settings. But it brings another problem:My au3 app automatically enables high dpi, causing gui disorder.
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By edubensa
Hi! Can someone help me with this? I upgraded from SciTe Edit Lite to full version. Now every time I edit a script it opens on a new SciTe tab, but I want it opens on a new window like before the upgrade. Can someone help me with that? Thanks!!
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By BugFix
When posting scripts to platforms that use different tab settings (e.g. GitHub), they are ripped from their formatting.
Thus, it is better to replace all tabs with spaces in the correct position before posting. I have created the following Lua script for this purpose. It replaces all tabs with the appropriate number of spaces in the document opened in SciTE. By default a tab width of 4 characters is used. But other values are also possible, details about this and the installation and usage are at the beginning of the script.
-- TIME_STAMP 2022-05-01 11:28:55 v 0.1 --[[ == Installation == • Store the file to "YOUR-PATH/TabReplaceSciTE.lua" • New entry in your "SciTEUser.properties" (find a free command number, in example is "49" used, and a free shortcut) #49 Replace TAB with spaces command.name.49.*=Replace TAB with spaces command.49.*=dofile "YOUR-PATH/TabReplaceSciTE.lua" command.mode.49.*=subsystem:lua,savebefore:no command.shortcut.49.*=Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R • If your sources has different values for TAB width, you can modify the command call in this script (last line), "TabReplace_FileInSciTE(2)" or "TabReplace_FileInSciTE(8)". Or add a property to your "SciTEUser.properties" to have more flexibility: # The currently used tab.size, which is replaced by spaces # Without this property or with empty value "4" is used. tab.replace.width=2 Then change the last line in this script to: TabReplace_FileInSciTE(props['tab.replace.width']) == Usage == • Open any script. • Hit the shortcut. • In the opened document, all TAB will be replaced by the number of spaces corresponding to the TAB position in the line. ]] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --[[ in...: _line A line of text whose TAB are to be replaced by spaces. .....: _tabsize TAB size in number of characters. If it is omitted, 4 is used. out..: The line, with TAB replaced if necessary, and the number of replacements. ]] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TabReplace_Line = function(_line, _tabsize) if _line:find('^[\r\n]+$') then return _line, 0 end -- only a line break if _line == '' then return _line, 0 end -- only a empty string local posTab = _line:find('\t') if posTab == nil then return _line, 0 end -- no TAB included _tabsize = _tabsize or 4 -- default TAB width local tTab, s, sRep, iLen, sumLen = {}, ' ', '', 0, 0 while posTab ~= nil do -- calculation replacement string, taking into account characters to be inserted iLen = (_tabsize - ((posTab + sumLen -1) % _tabsize)) sumLen = sumLen + iLen -1 -- total length of the replacements sRep = s:rep(iLen) -- create replacement string table.insert(tTab, sRep) -- save to table posTab = _line:find('\t', posTab +1) -- find next TAB end local idx = 0 _line = _line:gsub('\t', function() idx = idx +1 return tTab[idx] end) return _line, idx end ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --[[ Replaces all TAB in the file currently open in SciTE ]] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TabReplace_FileInSciTE = function(_tabsize) local caret = editor.CurrentPos local fvl = editor.FirstVisibleLine local content = '' if _tabsize == '' then _tabsize = nil end for i=0, editor.LineCount -1 do local line = editor:GetLine(i) line = line or '' line = TabReplace_Line(line, _tabsize) content = content..line end editor:BeginUndoAction() editor:ClearAll() editor:InsertText(0, content) editor:EndUndoAction() editor.CurrentPos = caret editor:SetSel(caret, caret) editor.FirstVisibleLine = fvl end ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TabReplace_FileInSciTE(4) -- If required: Change the TAB size here
TabReplaceSciTE.lua
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