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SlickEdit 2023 v28 Beta Discussion / Re: Git status indicators on Buffers tab
« Last post by curtiswren on September 22, 2023, 12:23:26 pm »
Still seeing this issue on beta 3.

Thanks
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Seems the root of the problem is the relative() function (again linux/amd64 host, beta3):
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say("good: " :+ relative("/mnt/scratch/whatever",  "/mnt/scratch/vbox"));
say("bad1: " :+ relative("/mnt/whatever",  "/mnt/vbox"));
say("bad2: " :+ relative("/whatever",  "/vbox"));

Results in:
good: ../whatever
bad1: /whatever
bad2: /whatever


All the paths returned should be the same ("../whatever").
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This could be an older issue, but it happens with beta 1 and beta 3 on linux.

I'm creating a project "MacMiniM1-VMM.vpj" (type 'Other') in a new "/mnt/scratch/vbox/slickedit/test1/" directory.  However, the source tree I add to the project is in a very different place: "/mnt/macmini-m1/scratch/vbox/svn/trunk/src/VBox/VMM/".  When project + workspace is created and opened, it's empty. Looking into the "Project Properties" it lists "/macmini-m1/scratch/vbox/svn/trunk/src/VBox/VMM/*" in the project files list.  The "/mnt" part of the path is gone.

If I try correct the issue by the "Remove All" and "Add Tree" buttons, I navigate to the directory and add it again. Same thing, no leading "/mnt/".  Doesn't matter what I add under /mnt/, as long as it isn't in "/mnt/scratch". However, if I for instance try add "/mnt/scratch/src/bash/bash-2.0/" (using the "Add Tree" button), it works and shows up as "../../../src/bash/bash-2.0/*.*".

My guess is that this is an issue with the relative path calculation, where it somehow doesn't add the "../../../.." prefix.

- bird

P.S. the "Properties..." button in the "Project Properties" dialog hangs / locks slickedit here on my linux box and I have to do a "killall -9 vs_exe" to get rid of it.
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My issue title is horrible.

I add a space to the end of a line and see a red block in the left column, I assume for "Show Modified Lines".
When I save it when Options->File Options->Save->Strip trailing spaces is set to "Strip all trailing spaces", the block remains red.  Nothing really changed, but it's marked as if it did.
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SlickEdit 2023 v28 Beta Discussion / Re: Javadoc Preview Ignores paragraph separators
« Last post by Johnco3 on September 21, 2023, 09:59:37 pm »
Dennis, I tried the support for @param[in] for example and with no spaces between the param and the oppening square bracket, the color coding for the param is lost.  I've always put the [in,out], [in], [out] at the same indentation level as the first comment for the parameter - perhaps I was incorrect and I'm not sure that the doxygen guidelines correctly.   I am not sure that the spec is very accurate, as it seems to specify a space between the param and the opening '[', which does not match their example (if their example used this space the color coding to the '@param' text would not be broken).
Also the doxygen example for 'dir' is well formatted, as a comment header (it is missing the closing comment '*/').

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/*!
   Copies bytes from a source memory area to a destination memory area,
   where both areas may not overlap.
   @param[out] dest The memory area to copy to.
   @param[in]  src  The memory area to copy from.
   @param[in]  n    The number of bytes to copy
  /
void memcpy(void *dest, const void *src, size_t n);


With this example (fixed up with the missing */) The latest beta 3 shows the attached screen shot, which is definitely not very useful.

As far as something that would look awesome in the preview area, I think aligning the '-' separators on the same column for each parameter would look amazing.  Naturally line wrap would need to be indented 2 spaces after the leading - to make things look good.  Alternative food for thought might be to consider using a separate color for the [in,out,reference etc.]

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SlickEdit® / Re: command line and scroll bars blacked out
« Last post by Clark on September 21, 2023, 03:37:50 pm »
There are probably many ways for this to happen: changing monitors (unplugging one monitor and plugging in another), changing display settings, accessing your work machine through remote desktop after using SlickEdit on your work machine, and even a laptop going to sleep and waking up (this is more rare). The most common is the remote desktop case. I would get this when I remote desktop into my work computer from home. As much as we like Qt, there are some issues we have not been able to work around and this is one of them.
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SlickEdit 2023 v28 Beta Discussion / Re: Javadoc Preview Ignores paragraph separators
« Last post by Dennis on September 21, 2023, 01:47:29 pm »
I put in a tweak to handle [in], [out], [in,out] (along with several other specific words that are useful in this context) appearing before the comment text, but formatting it as if it used the standard Doxygen style annotation.  Here is a sample.  I'm not certain that matches what you described.
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SlickEdit® / Re: command line and scroll bars blacked out
« Last post by pbrightly on September 21, 2023, 01:21:04 pm »
Restart SlickEdit. I've seen this happen when monitor settings are changed. We don't have a fix for this.
Yeah, that's me... every day lately. We recently got mandated to work from office, so I'm constantly plugging my laptop into different monitors.  I keep 2 at home & 2 at work -- slightly different resolutions.  I use DisplayFusion to put my many windows where I like them after plugging in.  So if that's a problem, I'm going to see it all the time.
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SlickEdit® / Re: command line and scroll bars blacked out
« Last post by pbrightly on September 21, 2023, 01:18:30 pm »
Is this 27.0.2?
Yup.
SlickEdit Pro 2022 (v27.0.2.0 64-bit Qt5)
If you go to Tools>Options, Appearance/Tool Window and Toolbar Options, what is "Button Size" set to?
Recently changed to Large -- I was totally missing out on the nice icons, as I couldn't really see them when it was smaller.  Very happy I set to large.
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SlickEdit 2023 v28 Beta Discussion / Re: Javadoc Preview Ignores paragraph separators
« Last post by Dennis on September 21, 2023, 12:46:57 pm »
That's a fair suggestion, however, I'm not sure that is standard Javadoc/Doxygen.  I see this for Doxygen.  https://www.doxygen.nl/manual/commands.html#cmdparam   We do handle that style.
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