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Re: Revisions to RcxCC, Join Forces !
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lugnet.robotics.rcx.nqc
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Mon, 9 Apr 2001 21:33:03 GMT
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Marco Correia wrote:
> I've tested your RcxCC version, and it works great with RCX2 (AFAIK).
> (ah, and still works simultaneously with CyberMaster too, eheh)
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> That reminds me, one very useful thing for people working with various
> pBricks simultaneously (like myself), would be the use of configuration
> (ASCII) file support, so it could remember settings by pBrick (or by any
> other reason).
> Then, I could use something like: RcxCC.EXE RCX2.CFG and/or RcxCC.EXE
> Cybermaster.CFG and it would try to use those settings (COM port, windows
> state, size and position, user source code directory, etc...)
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> ...and yes, I find your planned "Syntax highlighting" alterations you
> mention very useful (and getting a working version of the Undo/Redo
> feature).
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> If Tamotsu Kamigaki could release his source code, then you (or someone)
> could add the USB IR support to RcxCC (becoming a sort of a Mark
> Overmars/Tamotsu Kamigaki/John Hansen joint RcxCC Version) becoming ready
> for RIS 2.0 release. (Not critical for me, 'cause I use a RIS 1.0 + RCX2
> firmware)
That's a very good idea, JOIN FORCES (1+1>2) , divide the work and release your source codes, and make RCXcc alomost as popular as LINUX.
Maybe sometimes in the future, when I've more time available, I'll join you.
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> I only wished NQC 2.2x still listed the "Variable name = number" head list,
> in the window the shows the source code produced by NQC (can't remember the
> name of that window, sorry).
> But that's one question I have to ask to Dave Baum.
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> mc.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: news-gateway@lugnet.com
> > [mailto:news-gateway@lugnet.com]On Behalf
> > Of John Hansen
> > Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 11:57 PM
> > To: lugnet.robotics.rcx.nqc@lugnet.com
> > Subject: Re: Revisions to RcxCC
> >
> >
> > In lugnet.robotics.rcx.nqc, John Hansen writes:
> > > I've enabled picking your own color/style scheme for the • syntax highlighting
> > > but I won't have that revised zip up until later this evening.
> >
> > Looking into the way syntax highlighting is performed in
> > RcxCC revealed a
> > few "features" that I find undesirable. In my experience,
> > the Undo doesn't
> > really work right. It also appears to be counting the change of
> > highlighting as a modification. Try opening a file, turn off
> > color coding
> > in the preferences dialog, then close the file. It will
> > prompt you to save
> > the modified file. Try typing "task" in a window then press
> > Ctrl+Z. It
> > will highlight the word task but it will not undo/redo anything.
> > Conversely, if you type "the" and press Ctrl+Z (undo) it will
> > undo/redo the
> > typing of the letter "e".
> >
> > Anyway, I mention all this because I'm considering redoing the syntax
> > highlighting entirely so that it a) doesn't mark the file as
> > modified, and
> > b) allows for multiple levels of undo and redo. The control
> > I have in mind
> > to replace the existing one with will also allow for lots of
> > cool additional
> > editor features like bookmarks, block indent/unindent, and
> > additional syntax
> > highlighting features. It'll also allow for a better print &
> > print preview.
> > And it is extremely configurable in many other ways.
> >
> > Does this appeal to anyone? So far I've only heard from a
> > handful of RcxCC
> > users.
> >
> > At present, I've enabled Scout (tested) and RCX2 (untested)
> > support, added
> > configurable color/styles for syntax highlighting, and fixed
> > a few minor
> > bugs (which I haven't documented yet). If you are aware of
> > bugs that you'd
> > like fixed or you have a feature you are itching to see
> > implemented and you
> > haven't already emailed me, please do so.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > John Hansen
Stef Mientki
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