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Mouse selection on KDE

Kamil Nawrot il y a 12 ans • 0

EditText area isn't clickable on KDE. Menu, Tabs, Preview - are working perfect but selecting with mouse, placing cursor with mouse - not working.

KDE 4.8.5, openSuSE Tumbleweed.

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⌘K, B to show sidebar should give the sidebar keyboard focus.

Ian Leitch il y a 13 ans • 0

Focus remains in the editor. I know I can use ctrl-0, but that's quite cumbersome. It makes sense to focus with the keyboard if I have instructed the sidebar to appear using the keyboard.


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Differentiate between project files and non-project files

Geordee Naliyath il y a 13 ans • 0
Currently when I open a file, it is mixed up with a set of open project files. Either the non-project file could be a new windows (like Textmate) or there should be some way to see it apart from a project file in tab bar itself.
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plugin idea: filepath-breadcrumb -> easily open files from any dir in path

jeandeluxe il y a 13 ans • mis à jour il y a 13 ans • 2
Hi, yet another nice feature of jEdit i'd propose as either a builtin feature or a plugin: If you take a look at this screenshot, you can see a slim block above the buffer (left, in jEdit ;) which shows a breadcrumb of the current file's path.. now if you click a dir in that breadcrumb, you get a file open prompt with that dir opened in the prompt.. which is an awesome time saver when you need to traverse the dir structure of a project more often.
Dunno if that can be done by a plugin, or had to be a bulitin func.. anyway it'd be a nice one ;)

cheers,
Jan
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Open search results via keyboard shortcut

witsch il y a 13 ans • mis à jour par Jon Skinner il y a 13 ans • 5
It would be great to be able to open files matching a search term not only by clicking on the line (in the results buffer), but also by using a keyboard shortcut.

Is there an API to add your own shortcuts for things like this?
Solution
Jon Skinner il y a 13 ans
Take a look at the Find/Find Results menu
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American keyboard layout in find window

Christian Davén il y a 13 ans • mis à jour par Bartosz Prusak il y a 12 ans • 3
I'm using Sublime Text 2.0.1 on Swedish Windows 7 with Swedish keyboard layout, but when opening the "Find" window in Sublime, it treats my keyboard as if it was an American layout.

E.g. when I'm pressing the "-" key, the character "/" appears.
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Limit text edits and functions to a selected "mask"

Ole G. Eidsheim il y a 12 ans • 0

Basically, I would like to make a selection of text and set this text to be a "mask" for all operations within Sublime Text. For example:

1: Select any text using the cursor or any selection tools.

2: Activate the "mask" feature (with a handy keyboard shortcut for example). The un-selected text gets a 50% darker tint to indicate the active and disabled text.

3: Now operations like Ctrl+D or "Replace All" or plugin functions will only work within this "mask" (selection), excluding all other portions of the text/data.

4: Press Escape twice to first exit Ctrl+D operation and then the selection mask.

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After clearing recent project items, the project switcher window no longer lists recent projects.

Martin Laine il y a 13 ans • mis à jour par FichteFoll il y a 13 ans • 4
At one point I cleared recent items from my project list (Project > Recent projects > Clear items) and now when I open the Project Switcher Window, it only ever shows the currently open project.
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Directory autocomplete in find in files

Mark Schwarz il y a 13 ans • 0
It'd be very nice to have auto complete of directory names.

The windows default "choose your folder" panel isn't as quick and elegant as other parts of the app.
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Find and Replace (Ctrl+H) with one line selected should activate "In selection" option

Mikel Ward il y a 13 ans • mis à jour par Keith Hall il y a 13 ans • 1
When I use Replace... with a single line selected, it replaces all matches in the file rather than all matches on the current line by default.

Steps to reproduce:

Given this text:

foo
food

Move the cursor to the line containing "foo", press Home, Shift+End, press Ctrl+H, type "foo" in the Find What box, type "bar" in the Replace With box, then click Replace All.

Expected:
foo -> bar

Actual:
foo -> bar
food -> bard

Looks like "In selection" is only automatically set if selection is longer than one line.  I think it should be set any time there's a selection, including when I've only selected the current line.

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