Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/08/11/10:03:58
mapson AT mapson DOT com (mapson) wrote:
>Rhide is install-and-go, and it is small (at least in comparison).
>Rhide's best features, for my use, are it's keeping track of all
>left-and-right matched parentheses and brackets,
Just to inform: I killed a bug there so now it works a little better ;-)
>highlighing of keywords and other things,
Now is user configurable.
>excellent grep and search features, tabbing
>and good cut-and-past features, good programming calculator (does bit
>shifting, et al- but it won't be perfect until you can copy and past
>from it! Major shortcoming!)
If you people don't cry you never will get what you want ;-).
In my country we say: "El que no llora no mama" (if you understand spanish
you'll know what's, if not is simply the same I said in the last sentence).
Now I added it!, so you'll see it in RHIDE soon or later.
>and above all, the splendid way in which
>Rhide keeps track of 8 or 10 or however many files you have in a
>"project."
Yes the projects are a very very good thing.
>I almost never see wierdness with it rebuilding things that
>don't need to be, etc. Great IDE for debugging, too, I think; drops
>you right at the problem spots for very fast debuggings.
Yes thanks to GDB inside and the IDE you can kill a bug in some minutes.
> It took me about 2 months before I finally started using it's
>"project" feature- I wasn't really aware of how useful it was.
Well is very easy to understand but I must admit that I didn't understand
it the first time I used BC++ 3.1.
> Fact
>is, I think Rhide is somewhat problematic, even buggy, when you try
>to use it without it's project feature.
Because Robert never uses RHIDE in this way ;-)
>But the project thing is
>incredibly simple to use. Once you discover the "Project Window" ( for
>2 months it was just an irritating window I paid no attention to) and
>the "Add Item/Delete Item" , the rest is self-evident. You then
>understand the "project" concept.
:-))
>Things I'd like to see in the future are subtle changes- that
>calculator being able to cut/past,
Done.
>grep having some default parameters
>(like "*.c *.h" or such) for the 1/3 times I forget to put 'em in-
Robert have the word here.
>or
>how about having Rhide's search have an option to do an
>"all-open-windows" search?
Hmmm... I don't know. I'll put it in the (long) wishes list.
>Also- fix the fact that anything pasted
>from another application ends up shifting itself line-by-line to the
>right (solution: open, don't past).
What do you mean here? Do you mean for example when you paste using Windows?
I think that's hard to solve. For Loose, may be, but you can't know that
some TSR is typing instead of the user.
SET
P.S. Last minute: I added support for the Loose clipboard. Is limited to the
size of the transfer buffer but you can copy & paste with it.
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