JujuEdit: Status
Since this blog is supposed to be about my software, I thought maybe I should post some info about development status.
Done [for next release]
- fixed UTF-8 auto detection problem - was stuffing up with consecutive characters
- enabled find in read-only mode
- fixed ctrl-tab switching to be more consistent
- fixed minor issue when opening from a shortcut
- fixed problem with launching from a command line [was causing problems for disk space check]
- improved file history, sharing list across all open windows
- got rid of auto extension adding to non-recognized file types
- fixed find-again issue with end of file not being updated after text changes
- added window list and window close all
- added hot key for open new window in all file open modes [hold down shift]
- added FTP support with smart options for password handling [too easy to screw up though, see below]
- fixed: using line end symbol $ in regexps doesn’t detect \r\n in CRLF mode [only \n]
- fixed: line selection & syntax hilighting wraps back to end of previous line when formatting characters are visible [cosmetic]
- scroll thumb is proportional for small documents [allow line based mode for files smaller than X, byte position otherwise]
- supports legacy copy/paste/cut keys
- Supports OLE drag/drop, which was an utter pain to implement, so I hope someone actually uses it [i never use drag and drop between applications]
- Got rid of unsightly temporary font size change when printing
- Improved navigation speed for stupidly large files [and files with stupidly long lines]
- search/replace updates text in the status bar
- added count to find dialog
- Simplified Read Only file handling, bringing it into line with convention
- Fixed crashing when viewing certain binary files in text mode [uncommon, and file specific]
- fixed annoying problem with null terminated files being loaded as binary
To Do [some of which may make it into next release]
- force fixed font in binary viewing mode— proportional looks stupid
- google/web/dictionary search from selection?
- auto refresh seems to sometimes reload files without good reason
- file history needs to avoid binary and other uncommon files, and perhaps even files quick loaded via the alt-pg method
- FTP mode needs to create a local copy as well [so as to avoid overwriting issues]
- user definable syntax colors
- user definable accelerator keys
- user definable options [property sheets!] eg: defaults, codepages, encodings etc
- wrap by characters [user configurable, eg 80 character]
- middle mouse button pan-style scrolling
- persistent undo? tests ok, we’ll see…
- using alt-page-up and -down to scan similar filetypes floods the recent file list inappropriately
- more comprehensive syntax hilighting / profiles… maybe try creating a smarter PHP config which can correctly parse/hilight both HTML and PHP in the same file?
- Improve robustness of bookmarks, which tend to get jiggled about too much by editing [may be fixed already??? — needs further testing!]
- unicode fields for find/replace
Comments & suggestions [+ extra bug reports] are welcome!
April 20th, 2005 at 7:59 pm
Any chance of seeing ActionScript 2 added to configurations? javascript is close, naturally, but I’d love to see ActionScript 2 fully implemented.
Let me know if I could be of any help with this.
April 21st, 2005 at 11:32 am
Ultimately I’d really like to set it up so that people can customize/tweak their own configs. It’s possible now, but undocumented and not for the faint-hearted [best way is to create a new config and copy the syntax definitions from an existing one, eg Javascript]
If you send me a list of keywords/classes/globals used in Action scripting, it’s easy for me to create a new config… you can email me direct at jujusoft.com with username mrjuju
May 19th, 2005 at 1:22 am
I’d be very happy if next release has To Do 7 and perhaps less crashes when on binary view.
May 19th, 2005 at 9:02 am
If there is a crash, I’d really like to know:
1) Was it in standard binary view, or one of the variants [eg 2,3,4 byte]
2) Did it crash while editing [ie after a typing/delete/paste operation]
3) Was it using syntax hilighting at the time [eg was it a recognized filetype]
May 30th, 2005 at 2:50 am
Sorry mark.. I cannot seem to reproduce it right away now. It only happened with certain files, I did not edit them but may have changed between the 2,3,4 byte views and the text view.. Also what often has happened with the binary files is that it doesn’t crash, but X/Close doesn’t work. Only way to close is to kill from task manager. If I find some file where this seems to happen constantly (possibly it has a header such that edit thinks its unicode when its just binary.. not sure) I’ll let u know.
May 30th, 2005 at 4:01 pm
There was a bug [fixed for new version] with viewing binary files as text. Hopefully it is the same one ;)
April 12th, 2006 at 4:12 pm
font iinstaller :
http://www.yaodownload.com/desktop-enhancements/font-tools/alfontinstaller/