Hello,
It will be Nice that, yes.
Cordialement,
Olivier Cruilles
Email: olivier.cruil...@yahoo.fr
> Le 15 déc. 2014 à 05:16, Fabien Bodard a écrit :
>
> Why not having a Math tool component that can provide some basics
> things such as geometry area routine, and many other daily usefull
> thi
Why not having a Math tool component that can provide some basics
things such as geometry area routine, and many other daily usefull
things... ?
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Maybe we can imagin for variable name convention a system that rename the
variable with a prefix. As it exist many different convention a thing like
theme can be done. So user can use predefined convention or own one or no
one.
The ide must be able to query the user before renaming (option)
Conve
Yep. That's exactly what I imagined.
Very comfortable, thanks, Benoit!
Matti
Am 17.09.2010 04:06, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
>> It happens quite often (at least to me, blockhead) that a line of code has
>> to be moved to one ore some lines up or down.
>>
>> Right now, I can't see another way to do
Am 17.09.2010 11:55, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
>> Is there a shortcut to jump to a function/procedure by the name the
>> cursor is placed on? Just an example:
>>
>> You see
>>
>> myString = thisOddLittleBeast(anything)
>>
>> and wonder what you coded in the function and where it is - so you place
>>
> Is there a shortcut to jump to a function/procedure by the name the
> cursor is placed on? Just an example:
>
> You see
>
> myString = thisOddLittleBeast(anything)
>
> and wonder what you coded in the function and where it is - so you place
> the cursor somewhere into thisOddLittleBeast and pr
Is there a shortcut to jump to a function/procedure by the name the
cursor is placed on? Just an example:
You see
myString = thisOddLittleBeast(anything)
and wonder what you coded in the function and where it is - so you place
the cursor somewhere into thisOddLittleBeast and press the magic ke
Good idea, Benoit,
even I could record that -lol
Ctrl-D ist just fine.
Regards
Dag
Am Freitag, den 17.09.2010, 04:07 +0200 schrieb Benoît Minisini:
> > I agree Matti, some more little functions in the editor of the IDE would
> > be fine. I always liked to delete a line or the selected source w
> I agree Matti, some more little functions in the editor of the IDE would
> be fine. I always liked to delete a line or the selected source with
> Ctrl-Y. (Using the German keyboard it is next to Crtl)
>
CTRL+Y is alread used for undo, and CTRL+K (another possible shortcut) is used
for commenti
> It happens quite often (at least to me, blockhead) that a line of code has
> to be moved to one ore some lines up or down.
>
> Right now, I can't see another way to do this than marking the line and
> using Ctrl-X and Ctrl-V.
>
> My very old text program in the office has a nice command "Alt+Up
I agree Matti, some more little functions in the editor of the IDE would
be fine. I always liked to delete a line or the selected source with
Ctrl-Y. (Using the German keyboard it is next to Crtl)
Benoit, sorry, your software is just great, the best I have ever seen,
easy for rookies and multiple
It happens quite often (at least to me, blockhead) that a line of code has to be
moved to one ore some lines up or down.
Right now, I can't see another way to do this than marking the line and using
Ctrl-X and Ctrl-V.
My very old text program in the office has a nice command "Alt+Up/Down" that
mo
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