Antonio

In the preferences I see where you can change the text and background but not the current line hi-lite bar ? It would be nice to be able to change that.

Thanks
Rick Lipkin

Antonio,

If execute Fivedit.exe, error such as lower part occurs.

Application

Path and name: C:\fivedit\fivedit.exe (32 bits)
Size: 3,395,584 bytes
Compiler version: Harbour 3.2.0dev (r1412151448)
FiveWin Version: FWH 15.01
Windows version: 6.1, Build 7601 Service Pack 1

Time from start: 0 hours 0 mins 0 secs
Error occurred at: 01/25/15, 23:53:42
Error description: Error BASE/1099 Argument error: HB_EXECFROMARRAY
Args:
[ 1] = O TFONT
[ 2] = C NEW
[ 3] = N 1

Stack Calls

Called from: => HB_EXECFROMARRAY( 0 )
Called from: .\source\classes\FONT.PRG => FONTFROMTEXT( 604 )
Called from: C:\fwteam\samples\fivedit.prg => TFIVEDIT:BUILDEDITOR( 317 )
Called from: C:\fwteam\samples\fivedit.prg => TFIVEDIT:NEW( 147 )
Called from: C:\fwteam\samples\fivedit.prg => MAIN( 12 )

Hi Mon,
Delete fivedit.ini in the folder and start fivedit.exe again.
HTH & Regards, Euclides

Hi Euclides,
Thank you very much.

Hi Antonio

I have checked and auto indentation does not appear to work - unless you hit tab to indent and shift tab to oudent.

Cheers

Colin

Colin,

When you launch Fivedit you get a MsgInfo() in the default code.

Please go to the rightmost col of that line and press return, then the cursor should go to the next line just below MsgInfo()

Hi Antonio

Yes that does what you say - but what I meant was when using the following code

if nNumber == 10
cursor aligns under the letter n
when you complete with endif
endif the endif is pulled back in the line with the if

The editor automatically indents and outdents - the code is formatted as you type

do while ! oData:eof()
if nNumber == 15
somefunc()
endif
oData:skip()
enddo

Cheers

Colin

I would like to add a vote for Colin's version of auto-indenting. This would save a lot of typing. Perhaps it should also be an option.

Colin, James,

ok, I see what you mean. We will have it soon

A new Fivedit version that supports both Harbour and xHarbour

James,

You can choose if you want to build your app using Harbour or xHarbour.

Please go to menu View, Preferences, Harbour, Compiler. From the combobox you decide to build your app using Harbour or xHarbour.