When editting a suite of progs written a while back, it would be useful to be able to click on the linking text in the existing file and automatically open the linked file.
Going through the current "open file" etc five step procedure - by the time I get the next file open I can't remember why I wanted to open it in the first place! My ****** store of the maximum variables got overloaded.
Qedit for DOS allows it - why doesn't Textpad - the best text edittor in Windoze?
Open File by clicking on link inside existing file
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Open File by clicking on link inside existing file
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So it does! BUT ....
Thanks for that Keith - it works ALMOST all the time.
For example ("connect.php") - highlighting connect.php works fine but:-
if the line of code says :-
include("connect.php"); it throws an error.
Any suggestions?
Haggis
For example ("connect.php") - highlighting connect.php works fine but:-
if the line of code says :-
include("connect.php"); it throws an error.
Any suggestions?
Haggis
Include statements are treated specially: if you right click one, you get an option to open the file on the context menu. However, TextPad's parser does not correctly handle the syntax you've used, so it's confused by the brackets. If you change it to the following, both TextPad and PHP will be happy:
include "connect.php";
We'll address this issue in a future release.
Keith MacDonald
Helios Software Solutions
include "connect.php";
We'll address this issue in a future release.
Keith MacDonald
Helios Software Solutions