@AlexO:
to the intellisense-scope issue. BLIde is improving intellisense from one release to another, but its still not perfect. In particular, when it finds the user is requesting intellisense for a item that is not in the inmediate BLIde database, BLIde starts a fast item-matching algorithm that gives a (usually) perfect intellisense items list. This algorithm doesn't perform perfect scope matching, as it would be very very slow for complicated projects. I will be improving this in the future.
[EDIT:] I think I could implement a scope matcher at the AST level to narrow the scope-matching algorithm area and avoid false 'positives' on rare situations. Would you mind to beta test it for me AlexO?
I will :D
You can do this in the preferences dialog, under the 'advanced' tab. Not exactly a subtle background, but a negative background. If you want something very subtle there's a 'make bold' option, or even a disable matching braces display option.
@JGOware: BLIde is in a stable status. I would suggest you to give it a try.
here doesn't seem to be good intellisense support for multi-dimensional arrays.
What do you mean exacly? I never use multidimensional arrays so i'm not sure if I missed something. If you could provide a code sample for me to fix any possible issue, It would be great :Dto the intellisense-scope issue. BLIde is improving intellisense from one release to another, but its still not perfect. In particular, when it finds the user is requesting intellisense for a item that is not in the inmediate BLIde database, BLIde starts a fast item-matching algorithm that gives a (usually) perfect intellisense items list. This algorithm doesn't perform perfect scope matching, as it would be very very slow for complicated projects. I will be improving this in the future.
[EDIT:] I think I could implement a scope matcher at the AST level to narrow the scope-matching algorithm area and avoid false 'positives' on rare situations. Would you mind to beta test it for me AlexO?
in the search/replace dialog it would be nice to get a pop up saying how many occurrences were replaced when you do a 'replace all'
I will :D
change the parenthesis highlighting to be a subtle background highlight rather than an outline block.
You can do this in the preferences dialog, under the 'advanced' tab. Not exactly a subtle background, but a negative background. If you want something very subtle there's a 'make bold' option, or even a disable matching braces display option.
@JGOware: BLIde is in a stable status. I would suggest you to give it a try.