scite-st Version 1.75 已加入配置及gem

Mitchell's SciTE Tools Copyright (c) 2006-2007 Mitchell Foral. All rights reserved. SciTE-tools homepage: http://caladbolg.net/scite.php Send email to: mitchell<att>caladbolg<dott>net All Lua and Ruby scripts are copyrighted by Mitchell Foral. Permission is granted to use, copy, modify, and distribute these files provided credit is given to Mitchell. Check CHANGELOG.txt for recent updates. THIS IS THE DYNAMIC LEXER VERSION OF SCINTILLA/SCITE. IF YOU WANTED THE STANDARD VERSION, THIS ISN'T IT. Repository Structure: / contains my Lua startup script and custom properties files. lexers/ contains dynamic language lexers. scripts/ contains a multitude of Lua scripts as modules. src/ contains customized Scintilla/SciTE code (as of v1.74). Installation: All of these files should go into the SciteDefaultHome directory, typically located: Linux - /usr/share/scite-st Windows - c:\Program Files\SciTE-st\ Note in Linux if you change the directory, you must also change the SYSCONF_PATH in src/scite/gtk/makefile and recompile. Binaries: Platform-specific, custom binaries are located here: http://code.google.com/p/scite-tools/downloads/list Download the newest appropriate archive, unpack it, and move its contents into the SciteDefaultHome directory mentioned above. Read the 'Requirements' section of lexers/lexers_doc.txt to finish the install. Customizations: scintilla/ * Dynamic lexer that replaces Scintilla's standard ones. * AutoCSeparator is '|', not '?'. * Calltip colors match dark color scheme. * Added new messages: - SCI_GETLEXERLANGUAGE(<unused>, const char* languageName) Returns the name of the lexer currently loaded. - SCI_GETSTYLENAME(<unused>, const char* styleName) Returns the name of the style under the caret. * Removed some default key commands: Ctrl+L, Ctrl+Shift+L, Ctrl+T, Ctrl+Shift+T, Ctrl+D, Ctrl+U, Ctrl+Shift+U. scite/ * Added new Project Manager pane to SciTE interface. * Added new Lua Extension functions: - scite.GetClipboardText() Returns the contents of the clipboard. * Max of 100 commands on the Tools menu (instead of 50). * Literal newlines ('\n') can be used in api files. * Added new messages and menu items for them: - IDM_TOGGLEPM (417) [View Menu] Toggles the project manager's visibility. - IDM_SWITCHPANEPM (422) [Tools Menu] Switches focus between the editor/output pane and the project manager. * Added new properties: - lexer.lua.script The path to lexers/lexer.lua, the script that loads and runs dynamic language lexers. - lexer.lua.home The path to lexers/, the directory that contains dynamic language lexers. - decoder.lua.script The path to scripts/scite/decoder.lua, the script that returns a filename, line, and column parsed from a double-clicked line in the output pane. - fold.by.indentation If true and no folder exists for the current lexer, the document is folded by indentation level. - projectmanager.lua.script The path to scripts/pm/pm.lua, the script that runs the project manager. - projectmanager.hidden If true, the project manager is hidden on startup. - projectmanager.width The initial width of the project manager (when visible). * 'caret.fore' property also applies to output pane. * Auto-XML completion has been disabled. Use the modules.scite.editing.enclose('tag') function. * Output-pane double-clicking handled by the decoder.lua script located in scripts/scite/. Usage Notes: I run SciTE in Linux, so if you are running in Windows and use extension.lua, you must change the PLATFORM variable in it to 'windows'. This will ensure all platform-specific operations will be executed correctly. If you are not using extension.lua, define a global PLATFORM variable with 'windows' as its value. Generally all platform-specific options are set properly for your platform based on PLATFORM, which does not need to be redefined in every script because its local value is inherited from the global value, but if unexpected problems occur, be sure to re-check those options. Some Lua scripts (in particular snippets.lua) utilize the Ruby programming language. If it is not installed on your system, you can get it from http://ruby-lang.org. If key commands are not working expected, check key_commands.lua (in scripts/scite/) and make sure the ALTERNATIVE_KEYS flag is set to false. I occasionally forget to reset the flag when I commit. Styling information is contained WITHIN the lexers. Styling info in properties files is completely ignored. If you wish to change styles, edit the lexers. Note however that most default styles are contained in lexer.lua and used by a majority of the lexers for convenience. Additional Documentation: * Documentation for dynamic lexers is in /lexers/lexers_doc.txt. I strongly encourage you to read it. * Snippets, key commands, and project manager documentation can be found in scripts/doc/. * Each of the Lua modules has inline documentation for every function and the LuaDocs can be found at: - http://caladbolg.net/scite/luadoc/lexers/index.html - http://caladbolg.net/scite/luadoc/scripts/index.html - http://caladbolg.net/scite/luadoc/pm/index.html