Thanks for the answer,
I guess there is not much interest on the slickedit corporation side to improve Ada support, none of them seem to care about my post. I also understand that Ada is not a big market for them so they dont want to spend any resources on fixing problems there. Lastly I think, from what I hear in the Ada newsgroups etc, that nobody there mentions Slickedit, probably because it's support of Ada is buggy, the people I talked with either use Gide or Adacore Libre GPS as the editor of choice.
I was merely looking into Slickedit again because I liked the Class browser when I was using it for C++ and naturally assumed, since slickedit boasts all these many language supports, that the same quality of care would be put in supporting the other languages, but I guess it's merely a marketing gimmick and the main focus is on the C++/Java/Python etc community. Since the new version is coming up I wanted to give it a try so that I could unify my C++ and Ada programing work in one editor. It would have been better than using two different IDEs all the time, but I guess, in my case, I stick with Visual Studio/WholeTomato and Adacore