I have one simple suggestion for the editor (ie not as a plugin) that's pretty straightforward: create a command Edit>>Blank operations>>Convert spaces (leading) to tabs... the difference to the already existing command being that this command asks for the number of spaces per tab. The existing command is fine for my own files but when I want to change files from other people it could 4 or 8 or any other number of spaces per tab. I've done that now myself as a plugin but I think it would be good function to include in the editor itself.
And there's question as well... how difficult would it be to change the Macros plugin so that the defined Macros can be displayed in a tree (or menu) structure, ie group them? It would make keeping track of macros easier if I could group them.
There are many things the Wiki doesn't tell... and this is not at all meant as criticism: I think compared to many other FOSS projects I've seen Cud has pretty solid docs
kvichans wrote:> Macros can be displayed in a tree... group them...
Now: no plans.
Well, I wasn't after a change as such, I rather wanted to get some rough ideas about the best/easiest way to do that.
kvichans wrote:Do you know that you can call any macro from the "Command palette" (F1)?
I do.
Actually I call quite a few macros via keyboard shortcuts and one reason for my question was that I don't need (and don't want) to see these macros in the Macros dialog listbox.
Macros dlg has "listbox" control on the left. you can replace it to "treeview" control. to work with it, use tree_proc(), it can add sub-nodes, can fold/unfold.
Thanks @Alexey, that may be what I was looking for.
Actually, I will soon be off to my "dacha" in the mountains... no great Internet connection there (sometimes it works but often it's just horrible ). So certainly some stuff for thought...
And you probably won't see a lot in the way of suggestions (or even bugs) for a while because when I am in the mountains I tend to hike and climb the whole day long... weather permitting of course. So if you hear something it means there's bad weather
). So certainly some stuff for thought...