Hi, I just discovered IDEal yesterday, but in trying to work out how to add files to a project, I've came across a couple of bugs. Admittedly, these are caused when the user doesn't know what he's doing, but they shouldn't really occur anyway.
1.
- Start a new project
- Open a file
- Add that file to the project - CRASH OCCURS
2.
- Add files to a project
- Remove them all - CRASH
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I know this has been brought up before and I respect your explanation for being unable to do anything about it, but can I make a suggestion? If you don't declare a variable, all instances of that variable throughout the code appears in red. What about each project having a list of words which the syntax will assume as valid? As a user, I'd like to take my cursor to the position of the variable, right-click and select an option (e.g. "Treat variable as valid").
Other than that, thanks for creating the IDE - it's got some really useful features. Great work!
1.
- Start a new project
- Open a file
- Add that file to the project - CRASH OCCURS
2.
- Add files to a project
- Remove them all - CRASH
=================================
I know this has been brought up before and I respect your explanation for being unable to do anything about it, but can I make a suggestion? If you don't declare a variable, all instances of that variable throughout the code appears in red. What about each project having a list of words which the syntax will assume as valid? As a user, I'd like to take my cursor to the position of the variable, right-click and select an option (e.g. "Treat variable as valid").
Other than that, thanks for creating the IDE - it's got some really useful features. Great work!