monica1
5th August 2005, 12:14
I have changed my editor of Utraedit to scite. I have found 2 problems:
- when I open a program with scite, writing originally with Ultraedit, the tabs are not respected.
- when I write a program with scite and I compile it in debugger form. The debugger screen doen´t respect the tabs I write.
There is any way to solve this 2 things.
Thank you in advance,
mark_h
5th August 2005, 15:48
I do not know how ultraedit handles tabs - spaces or true tabs. I just know that when we bring up a script in scite sometimes I have to roll through and fix all of the tabs. In scite I have 8 as the indent and tab setting. I also have the "use tabs" button checked. Not sure about baan 5, but in debug mode everything looks okay to me. Again there are times when I will run into a script where spaces were used instead of a tab. I have seen these get out of alignment. Also make sure you have that blank line at the bottom of the script - I have seen the debugger do some weird stuff when that is not there.
Another tip is to make sure that there are no weird characters in your script - using vi I have found some scripts with ^M's at the back of lines. Scite works fine with the scripts but debugger does not. I found that scripts FTP'ed up does this if you do not have the correct setting on the ftp software. I typically will jump into vi to see these type problems. Again this is not caused by scite, but it does mess with the debugger screen.
mr_suleyman
5th August 2005, 17:42
I think that you should use VIM editor. That is best tool I know . you can get more information about it in BaanBoard .
Good luck !
victor_cleto
5th August 2005, 18:05
A good one also is the [also free] crimson (http://www.crimsoneditor.com/) editor
I'm using it along with vim because it handles more colour syntax's than vim (like Coldfusion MX)
Viplov
6th August 2005, 10:48
Tou can also use pfe32 which also having all the good features of Editors.
manojsharma
8th August 2005, 07:36
Hi Viplov,
Can you send me pfe32.
Viplov
8th August 2005, 14:22
Hi Manoj
Please find the attached file ( pfe32.exe )
NPRao
8th August 2005, 20:43
Refer to - The Home of Programmer's File Editor (http://www.lancs.ac.uk/staff/steveb/cpaap/pfe/default.htm)