@QuickSilva:
In some earlier version of IDEal types in variable names were colored as types, but decided to color them as the variable itself, because they are actually part of the variable name. It seemed to be better to the eyes also:)
It was hard to decide which one is better :) I'll see if I can make this optional... Is this important for you ?
No, toggle won't help in this case because IDEal will complain that you don't have a main file set.
If you are looking for a way to compile/run only that file, then you just set that file as the main file, IDEal will compile only that file ( if you don't have includes in that file ).
If you are doing this often and you are looking for a way to do this quickly, then we need a command for "compile active project from the current file ".
So, which one is it :) ?
Files in the project and includes are not related in any way ( you may have many includes but only the main file in the project ), so it must be something else that caused that crash. If it was an exception ( i.e. not a crash to desktop ), can you please send me or post the last record in the error.log file ? I tried to reproduce it here but without success.
@Bankie:
It was never fully implemented ( only counts the occurrences ), so it's more like a "forgotten feature" :) It is on my to-do list and I will raise it's priority now, so expect this fully working in the next release.
When I define a type and then create an instance of it for example, I have a .Players type and then I do something like Player1.Players=new PLAYERS (uppercase indicates different colour in IDEal) Shouldn`t all .Players get highlighted in the same colour like Player1.PLAYERS=new PLAYERS
In some earlier version of IDEal types in variable names were colored as types, but decided to color them as the variable itself, because they are actually part of the variable name. It seemed to be better to the eyes also:)
It was hard to decide which one is better :) I'll see if I can make this optional... Is this important for you ?
Also is there a way to toggle the Set Main File option in the projects window? What if I am running a project with multiple tabs and I need to only run the tab I am on and not the whole project? i.e. the main file I have set. Is there no way to disable it?
No, toggle won't help in this case because IDEal will complain that you don't have a main file set.
If you are looking for a way to compile/run only that file, then you just set that file as the main file, IDEal will compile only that file ( if you don't have includes in that file ).
If you are doing this often and you are looking for a way to do this quickly, then we need a command for "compile active project from the current file ".
So, which one is it :) ?
Finally, when removing a file from my project but leaving it included in my main file (the one set with Set Main File) the editor crashed. Maybe you could see if it does the same at your end?
Files in the project and includes are not related in any way ( you may have many includes but only the main file in the project ), so it must be something else that caused that crash. If it was an exception ( i.e. not a crash to desktop ), can you please send me or post the last record in the error.log file ? I tried to reproduce it here but without success.
@Bankie:
It was never fully implemented ( only counts the occurrences ), so it's more like a "forgotten feature" :) It is on my to-do list and I will raise it's priority now, so expect this fully working in the next release.