codebase
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I like this editor and i plan to use it for my own programming language. I plan also to add this editor to the download-files.
The problem what i see is, that i can’t save some settings to a file and add this to the package.
For example: i define few custom commands/shortcuts for compiling. But when someone download this package – he
must again set this settings.
Other Settings: default scheme, line numbers…
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1529543&group_id=45545&atid=443222
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codebase
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hm i found some setup-files inside windows-settings-directory inside
“C:Dokumente und EinstellungenuserAnwendungsdatenEcho SoftwarePN2″
(i have german windows)
but it would be nicer when all settings are moved to app-dir
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simon
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For tools you can place a file just like UserTools.xml in your pn2tools directory for shipping. For options you can set default scheme, line numbers etc. in the registry, or you can use the .ini settings support in the next version of PN2.
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codebase
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cool this works… but is here a way to run a exe from a relative path (relative to PN2!):
../bin/compiler.exe
i see that it work, when a file is “unsaved”, but this don’t work when i open a file from a path…
PN2 set the path to opened file
Is here a way to set PN2-home path?
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simon
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Good question, there’s no current magic character for getting the PN path, but I can easily add one to the next version which would do the trick.
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codebase
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cool – thanks to you
in edit-tool we could use %a as a special symbol for pn2 current dir (%a=appdir)
so that i can write this into command-inputbox:
%a..bincompiler.exe
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