Newbie questions
No, syn /ro doesnt start it with read-only mode for me.
Any thing else to check?
Aside... in my language "." is used as a connector (eg: to.field() is a single function).
So, should I define the "." as part of Identifier or Symbol.
Here are my Identifier and Symbol parser.
Identifier:
Any thing else to check?
Aside... in my language "." is used as a connector (eg: to.field() is a single function).
So, should I define the "." as part of Identifier or Symbol.
Here are my Identifier and Symbol parser.
Identifier:
Symbol:(?i)[a-z\.]\w*
Regards.[\+\-\*\/\&\\\=\<\>\?\:\{\}]
Hi All,
right now SynWrite answered to all of my needs as (very little) programmer and Unix system administrator but some colleagues started telling me why I don't use N++ for "this" and "that".
I was able to replicate some of "that" (auto-complete for text document with words from the current file) but "this" is very hard to find, and I'm talking about the chance to close the program without any dialog appearing, even if there are new and unsaved files.
I tried to set:
Is there a better way to obtain this?
PS: Sorry for my horrible English
right now SynWrite answered to all of my needs as (very little) programmer and Unix system administrator but some colleagues started telling me why I don't use N++ for "this" and "that".
I was able to replicate some of "that" (auto-complete for text document with words from the current file) but "this" is very hard to find, and I'm talking about the chance to close the program without any dialog appearing, even if there are new and unsaved files.
I tried to set:
- Sessions/Projects -> Save last session on exit
- Sessions/Projects -> Open last session on startup
- Auto-Save -> When -> Every 2 minutes
- Auto-Save -> When -> On application losing focus
- Auto-Save -> What -> All opened files
- Auto-Save -> Unnamed files > Save with default name to folder
Is there a better way to obtain this?
PS: Sorry for my horrible English