[Lazarus] Ideas for the editor

Georg Vollnhals heliflyer at arcor.de
Thu Apr 24 00:55:06 CEST 2008


Marc Weustink schrieb:
> Mattias Gärtner wrote:
>   
>> Zitat von Damien Gerard <milipili at shikami.org>:
>>
>>     
>>> Le Apr 22, 2008 à 2:37 PM, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho a écrit :
>>>
>>>       
>>>> On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 6:36 AM, Damien Gerard
>>>> <milipili at shikami.org> wrote:
>>>>         
>>>>> Is there a way to open multiple source editors ?
>>>>>           
>>>> You can open the second file with a different editor, like kwrite or
>>>> gedit or notepad++.
>>>>         
>>> But I would like to use the Code explorer :)
>>>       
>> Do you want to _see_ two different source positions at the same time, or is it
>> sufficient to switch quickly between two different source positions?
>>     
>
> Sometimes when working in delphi I need to move/copy some code from some 
> class I wrote before. In some cases I open a second editor window of the 
> same source and put that on a second monitor.
> When nestructuring things this is a nice feature. In case of Lazarus 
> sometimes I need this too and open the source in a separate editor. 
> Disadavantage is that the source isn't updated and that it takes more 
> time to find the file (in delphi it's just view-new edit window, and the 
> current source is displayed in a second notebook)
>
> Marc
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Hi,

I want to back this. Lazarus' editor is much more advanced than that of 
my old Delphi times but having 2 windows of the same source-file openend 
side-by-side is one of the Delphi features I really miss.

I used this a lot not only to check two depending source positions at 
the same time but for copying code snipplets from one position to the 
other - if you want to do that several times it is much easier to handle.

Thank you very much in advance for thinking about how difficult it would 
be to implement such a feature.

Regards

Georg (Bremen)



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