From:	Robert Hoehne <Robert DOT Hoehne AT Mathematik DOT TU-Chemnitz DOT DE>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: RHIDE suggestion
Date:	Fri, 10 Oct 1997 14:23:32 +0200
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Brett Porter wrote:
> 
> RHIDE: Recently I have had a problem. My program sometimes crashes with a
What version of RHIDE you are using????

> What is the problem you ask? Well, I change the directory sometimes, and any
How do you "change the directory sometimes"?

> premature termination of the program means it doesn't go back to where it
> came from, and my project files end up all over the shop. So I have to go
RHIDE goes (or should go) back to the directory where your project file
is after running you program.

>         2. RHIDE changes back to the directory it was in when the program
> started in after it is finished executing or ctrl-f2 is pressed or a signal
> occurs.
This should work.

>         3. There is a menu command like in the Borland ide to change the
> directory.
I will not add this.

> Also, I heard $(EDITORS) mentioned around here. I can't find a list of
> macros in the online help, is there one somewhere and specifically, is there
The doc for RHIDE is not uptodate for this (there are too many). For all
the variables look in the RHIDE sources, especially in 'idespec.cc' and
'librhuti/specs.cc' and 'librhuti/rhutils.h'.

> one that references all closed editors as well as open ones?
No. Only opened windows are currenlty available.

> the way. But I didn't notice how annoying it is to do this when there is no
> word wrap. Is there a possibility of implementing this for .txt files, or
> just as an option?
As SET already said, this is not so easy and the next is, that RHIDE is
a
_PROGRAMMING__ environment and not a text processor.


> And a final note:
> 
> the cursor is still jumping around in RHIDE 1.4 I discovered (yes, I have
> turned off optimal fill and use tabs for the time being).

What do you mean with this? You are doing nothing and the cursor
jumps arround? :-)

Robert
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