Hi,
I work on some files that have way too many lines of code, so my wish list is:
1. Ability to bookmark a position in a file (you might do this with a 2nd file with lineNo and labels). This would be a god send for coders working on legacy apps.
2. Ability to fold up functions and classes like Visual Studio (Ctrl M Ctrl L). This is likely needs to be specific to a document class.
Naturally if TextPad wasn't already my pick, I wouldn't want new features - so thanks for an excellent product!
Matt
Bookmark locations within the text document
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On 2, feel free to vote and/or have your say over here http://textpad.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3764
I seem to remember a poll or a thread on enhanced bookmarks, have a look at Jeffy's list here http://textpad.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3811&start=75 - scroll down for the latest version, perhaps I'm just missing somehting. HTH
I seem to remember a poll or a thread on enhanced bookmarks, have a look at Jeffy's list here http://textpad.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3811&start=75 - scroll down for the latest version, perhaps I'm just missing somehting. HTH
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WORKAROUND: Lack of code folding and fast bookmarking
The feature known as "Code Folding" is definitely a favorite out
there that many would like to see in TextPad.
Although this feature is not available currently, there is a workaround.
If you put a unique string at the beginning of each "section" of your code,
you can instantly 'jump' to each section by highlighting the word and pressing:
To do this workaround you may have to adjust your coding style.
This may or may not be acceptable to you, but it is a fairly decent workaround.
For example, click on the word 'begin_' in the code below and press
ctrl+F to jump to all instances of that word.
there that many would like to see in TextPad.
Although this feature is not available currently, there is a workaround.
If you put a unique string at the beginning of each "section" of your code,
you can instantly 'jump' to each section by highlighting the word and pressing:
Code: Select all
ctrl+F
This may or may not be acceptable to you, but it is a fairly decent workaround.
For example, click on the word 'begin_' in the code below and press
ctrl+F to jump to all instances of that word.
Code: Select all
/// begin_: init variables
var foo = "foo";
var bar = "bar";
/// begin_: do some stuff
print foo;
print bar;
/// begin_: functions
function FeeBar(){
"do some stuff blah blah";
}