New to TextPad. Have discovered the means of colorization of source code, and have managed to make my own. Wow!
But, there's 2 things somewhat builtin to Xemacs under Unix
that I love. Yeah I could run Xemacs for windows, but TextPad
is cool too.
1: When the insertion cursor is placed on one of a blocking
character pair, the code in between would be highlighted.
2: There was a Toolbar entry under which you could select
"functions" and all the names of the functions within
the source code would be listed & then selecting one
would drive the editor to the beginning of the function
or procedure.
Can either, or hopefully both, of these tasks be incorporated
into TextPad??
Source Colorization
Moderators: AmigoJack, bbadmin, helios, Bob Hansen, MudGuard
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James Garacci
Re: Source Colorization
Please, please, please implement the second request!!!!! I know a lot of developers that would be overjoyed if you did.
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David Vanden Heuvel
Re: Source Colorization
see http://www.textpad.com/support/tips.html
and check out "How to configure Ctags as a tool". This should help.
Not exactly what you have asked for, but with a little customization you can get a list of functions:
ctags -x -R $File | grep "function"
this generates a list of functions for the current file. change "function" to "method" for Java. You can also list the classes by changing to "class". "macro" will give you all the #defines in your file.
cheers,
David.
and check out "How to configure Ctags as a tool". This should help.
Not exactly what you have asked for, but with a little customization you can get a list of functions:
ctags -x -R $File | grep "function"
this generates a list of functions for the current file. change "function" to "method" for Java. You can also list the classes by changing to "class". "macro" will give you all the #defines in your file.
cheers,
David.