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Example:

---start---
##########################################
# This is a typical header comment block
#
class MyClass(object):
    pass
---end--

Selecting the lines between start and end, and then attempting to comment will 
end up yielding:

---start---
##########################################
 This is a typical header comment block

class MyClass(object):
    pass
---end--

when I would have expected it to have commented the entire block:

---start---
###########################################
## This is a typical header comment block
##
#class MyClass(object):
#    pass
---end--

I would suggest that for single line comment styles (like #, or // in c), only 
the first character of the line be considered.  Additionally, if any line in 
the selected block is not commented the entire block should be considered not 
commented.

If you use word completion in a place where the previous character is a '(' 
then you will get a segfault.

It works fine if there are not characters surrounding the place that you are 
doing the code completion.

It would be nice to have a split screen or break-away to allow one file open as 
reference while editing another.  Something I think would be interesting is the 
ability to take a tab and 'pop out' a read-only version of the file that can be 
positioned outside the main editor.  I often keep an instance of gedit running 
that I can copy/paste a file from the main editor to and move to an adjacent 
monitor for reference.  It's really handy to have the functionality of split 
screen without halving the number of lines shown for each file.  Split screen 
is probably the better generic option, but for multiple-monitor users like me a 
separate window would be really handy.  Even a smaller modal/stays on top would 
be useful on a single monitor.

Instead of just adding or removing features we could also have a way to enable 
and disable a project. This way when we remove a project temporarily we do not 
lose all the configuration that goes with it.

It would be nice to have a mouse-over of a tab revealing a few levels of path 
info for the file.   I frequently have 3-4 files of the same name open at any 
given point in time (the framework I use has a naming requirement within a 
given path), and it is sometimes hard to figure out which tab is what. 

Add this to the codeslayer settings.

The codeslayer_projects_tree_project_properties_action should be a table 
container instead of a box so that it lays out correctly.

1. apply the attached patch
2. edit configure.ac and change gtk+-2.0 to gtk+-3.0, gtksourceview-2.0 to 
gtksourceview-3.0

The patched source can be built and works fine on both GTK+ 2.x and 3.x.

For better compatibility with GTK+ 3.x, please do:
#define GSEAL_ENABLE
#define G_DISABLE_DEPRECATED
#define GDK_DISABLE_DEPRECATED
#define GTK_DISABLE_DEPRECATED

Basically GTK+ 3.x apps are source compatible with GTK+ 2.24.x. :-)

!

As we change groups the global search tabs should be closed, and the global 
search cleared. 

I think it may be useful to clone a global search tab. This would make it 
possible to more easily do a different search based on the same file path. This 
would also allow us to have more than one "Find In Projects" tab. 

Enhancement request.  I work in python primarily, which compiles all my .py 
files into .pyc files, so all file lists tend to have mycodefile.py and 
mycodefile.pyc (and possibly mycodefile.py~ if someone's been playing with 
jedit again).  It would be very helpfull to have some kind of extension masking 
or exclude filters on the browser to keep the signal to noise down.

We need a find and replace dropdown box. On top of this we should make it so 
that my default the two work together. So, if you select something in the find 
dropdown the replace goes with it.

The motivation behind this is you usually want to have the last replace value 
to be in sync with the find value you were using at the time. Of course once it 
defaults you can always override it.

When a file is renamed it should reload the editor window so that changes
are done on the renamed editor.

When copying a folder on the same tree level the folder does not show up
without refreshing the parent. 

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1../configure ; make

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
There seems to be a header file missing:
codeslayer-preferences.c:22:54: error: 
codeslayer/codeslayer-preferences-search.h: No such file or directory


What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
CS1.5.0 on Ubuntu 11.04.


Please provide any additional information below.
Build log is attached.

A way to have multiple clipboards. I have not seen this implemented well, but 
it seems that there should be an easy way to get at previous values in the 
clipboard in a way that feels natural.

When use right click in a file of project pane to delete or rename the file, 
etc, shows me the menu but still has selected the file that was selected 
before. And the answer of this menu repond to this selection. The correct 
behavior would be that, first select the clicked file, and then display the 
menu.

When adding a new file or folder in an empty directory the node should open
automatically. This works when the directory is not empty.

...this is a regression

Right now when you close tabs there is only one strategy that saves everything. 
We should only be forced to save tabs that actually need saving.

I have a somewhat intermittent tab selection issue.

Clicking in the middle of a tab does not always register.  Selection often 
requires carefully hovering the pointer over the tab border and clicking.  

It seems to happen most frequently on the last tab. I cannot recall it ever 
happening on a tab other than the first or last.

In the can_click and cannot_click images attached, the selection bug occurs for 
both tabs.  After opening a third file as shown in the cannot_click_autoimage 
attached, the top two tabs work correctly and only the bottom tab requires the 
pointer to be placed on the border.

Sometimes the last tab works normally, most of the time not.  

My platform is KDE 4.6 on kubuntu, version 1.2.3 of CodeSlayer. 

In the file selection panel, prevent the automatic scrolling to highlight the 
currently open file on tab close (or delay it until a tab is explicitly 
clicked).  When dealing with opening and closing files in the same part of the 
file tree, it's fairly annoying to have your place in the tree lost and have to 
hunt for it again after closing a tab.  Several times a day I close file A, 
planning to open file B in the same folder only to find that on close the file 
browser has jumped 15 folders and several screen heights to the location of the 
next automatically selected open tab.  

I like how tint2 has a tab that shows the complete configuration text. That way 
you can share configuration with other people really easily.

We need to be able to keep track of the active editor when we save the group. 
This will allow us to get back to state that we left things.

Should be able to add multiple projects into a group at once.

The incremental search should be smarter about its state when using the 
shortcut keys. For instance when the incremental search is on and the shortcut 
keys are invoked then the feature should be turned off.

Kind of like last channel/recall button on a tv remote.

It should be possible to not have the global search show up in the taskbar.

We should have a clear search button that would be useful so that we do not 
have to manually clear out the find and replace fields.

If you open any file that isn't UTF-8 encoded, the file doesn't shows up.

Some kind of generic bookmarking system so that you can save the open editors. 
Right now the open editors are saved when you shut down or change groups, but 
it would be nice to save open editors as you need to switch tasks within a 
group. 

The idea would be to create this feature in a very generic way so that it could 
be integrated with issue tracking systems through plugins. 

If you select draw spaces, then activate it once, codeslayer always start 
drawing spaces, but in the menu is disabled.

Another way to put the menu in the wrong state is to switch between groups.

Projects Tree Shortcut Keys Do Not Work

When double clicking a document already open we should bring focus to that
file, and not open another document.

Need to add the radio checkbox next to the open project in the menu so that
there is a visual queue to show which project is open.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. BUild a jmesa table
2. display the table using windows 7 IE 9
3. Table does not display

Okay.. When I do not have https://www.feextractor.com in the trusted sites list 
nothing but the logo JPG shows up when we run the app.... just a white screen 
with the logo JPG. When I switch on developer mode the table is downloaded but 
not displayed. I went through the security settings and enabled active 
scripting and scripting with the same result. This happens on three win 7 ie 9 
laptops we have here. The question is did IE 9 do something with IFrames or 
AJAX or Javascript. Are any other apps having these problems? 

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?


On windows 7 ie 9, when I run the application, I just get a blank page where 
the table should be.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?

Not sure it is pretty close to the latest
Please provide any additional information below.

The developer mode on ie9 shows the table downloading, but it doesn't display.

Right now they can be resized and seem to be inconsistent.

The global search should be allowed to move behind the tool and not be stuck to 
the front.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Install Codeslayer.
./configure --prefix=/usr
make && sudo make install

When install see this:
"test -z "/usr/lib/pkgconfig" || /bin/mkdir -p "/usr/lib/pkgconfig"
 /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 codeslayer.pc '/usr/lib/pkgconfig'"

..and effectively codeslayer.pc is instaled in '/usr/lib/pkgconfig' and 
codeslayer.so in /usr/lib

When try to install any codeslayer plugin, ./configure return "No package 
'codeslayer' found"

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

Expect that install this files in /usr/lib64/pkgconfig/ and /usr/lib64, and in 
this way are correctly detected.


What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
All Codeslayer versions.
Fedora 14 and 15- 64bits

Please provide any additional information below.
This is because fedora separate libraries from /usr/lib and /usr/lib64. Not so 
all distributions.

Regards.
And Thanks to all.
Matias

When doing a class search in which the class has numbers in it the search does 
not find any matches.

The fix is going to be to add numbers to the regex search terms.

Open up two files from a subdirectory. Then refresh the tree. Click on the 
first editor and see the tree open up. Click on the document in the tree that 
corresponds to the other editor. You should get a segment fault error.

When creating a new folder you can double click it and it appears in the editor.

This would make a good plugin.

Needed!

I have thought about having a search box in which you can search on the fly as 
you type. My concern is that I think I could only make it a great experience if 
I index the files for a really fast lookup. If I do that then I have to carry 
the overhead of indexing the files, which would rub against CodeSlayer being 
light. From a feature standpoint it makes sense though.

When switching pages with the inline notebook search opened the editor should 
be searched.

Ok, so this is a total wishlist item, but eventually I want to have an inline 
diff editor. At work when I use Netbeans this is the one feature that I think 
is insanely useful. Seems that we could to something similar using the diff 
command with subversion and/or git.

This request is because word wrap, though not needed for code, is a big help 
for those of us who find it convenient to view and edit related documentation 
and other text files in the same editor.

Ideally enabling word wrap might be automatic, that is on by default for a 
(small) set of specified filetypes.  Suggestion: a new Preferences item in the 
Editor tab, perhaps reading "Enable Word Wrap for Filetypes:" followed by an 
editable text box with whitespace separated entries such as ".txt .log .doc".

Would be handy.  Thanks for considering it ... and for an already great code 
editor.

In GNOME3 the global search loses the window close button. This is not a GTK3 
issue as things worked when I use OpenBox.