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Love the CSED Editor

Started by Guy Dombrowski, July 31, 2013, 03:57:02 PM

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Guy Dombrowski

Following the loss of PB Forum, I started to log in this Forum to get news about Powebasic and am very glad I did.
I started exploring the various  categories and noticed the CSED Editor.

So I downloaded it and started playing with it a bit and pretty soon, I fell in love with it.

From now on, it will be my tool of choice as it is much better than the PB Ide.

Thank you Jose for that nice free tool

Theo Gottwald

And there is the CSED Source-Code: You can add whatever you desire.
And even share it.

Brice Manuel

I agree, CSED is awesome, as was the old editor Jose released.

Theo Gottwald

SED was the old Editor, CSED is the most actual Editor.
Its completely up-to-date for PB 10.

Guy Dombrowski

the only thing I miss so far is the F1 key that called help for the highlighted command and showed the proper syntax.
And maybe also highlight the bookmarks.

José Roca

F1 calls the PB Help File if it is a PB keyword. The bookmarks are highlighted with an small white circle in the grey left margin.

Guy Dombrowski

#6
Thank you José,

I see that white circle now.
And the F1 help work fine after I put the proper path in Compiler options.

That make it perfect.

Thanks again

Theo Gottwald

Where is the "Drag'n Drop" handled?
I have just looked into the Source code, and could not find the part where the "Drag'n Drop" is beeing handled, is it inside CWindow Class handled?
I want make some change how files are beeing treated when Strg- or Shift is pressed while they are dropped into the editor (only in my version).

José Roca

#8
CSED_File.inc, function CSED_GetDroppedFiles.
CSED.BAS, CASE %WM_DROPFILES.

Theo Gottwald


Guy Dombrowski


Is there a way to clear part of a line like CTRL + K ?


José Roca

You can use Shift+End to select the text and then the Delete key.

Guy Dombrowski

Thank you José, that was a very quick answer.

I can live with that work around.

José Roca

You can also use Ctrl+Shift+Delete.
There is a list of shortcut keys in the help file.

Guy Dombrowski

Fantastic !

CTRL + SHIFT + DEL is even better