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[paulclinger]

@donkonstante, Can you elaborate on what you mean by “variable saving”? Do you mean suggest variables you’ve been using so far in auto-complete?

[paulclinger]

@donkonstante

Hey paul, any way you can add variable saving? (kinda like in TextMates that it saves the variables you write and it’s easier to get them after… I like ZeroBrane so far! Great job!

Hi donkonstante, I think I figured what you may be looking for.

You can enable “dynamic words” (add “acandtip.nodynwords = false” to cfg/user.lua file), which will gather all words from your currently open windows and offer them in auto-complete. You can also set when to start suggesting the words. See this page for details: http://studio.zerobrane.com/doc-general-preferences.html#autocomplete

[donkonstante]

Hey paul, any way you can add variable saving? (kinda like in TextMates that it saves the variables you write and it’s easier to get them after…

I like ZeroBrane so far! Great job!

[paulclinger]

@donkonstante, Can you elaborate on what you mean by “variable saving”? Do you mean suggest variables you’ve been using so far in auto-complete?

[paulclinger]

@donkonstante

Hey paul, any way you can add variable saving? (kinda like in TextMates that it saves the variables you write and it’s easier to get them after… I like ZeroBrane so far! Great job!

Hi donkonstante, I think I figured what you may be looking for.

You can enable “dynamic words” (add “acandtip.nodynwords = false” to cfg/user.lua file), which will gather all words from your currently open windows and offer them in auto-complete. You can also set when to start suggesting the words. See this page for details: http://studio.zerobrane.com/doc-general-preferences.html#autocomplete

[c0ppo]

Where can I download Monokai theme for ZeroBrane? Any1?

[paulclinger]

@c0ppo, it should be included in cfg/tomorrow.lua file in your ZBS distribution. cfg/user-sample.lua has an example of how to enable it.

You can also test other color schemes by opening cfg/scheme-picker.lua in the IDE and clicking on their names. I have more information on color schemes and style attributes in the documentation section: http://studio.zerobrane.com/doc-styles-color-schemes.html.

[c0ppo]

Thanks for the quick response. Got it working

[c0ppo]

Where can I download Monokai theme for ZeroBrane? Any1?

[paulclinger]

@c0ppo, it should be included in cfg/tomorrow.lua file in your ZBS distribution. cfg/user-sample.lua has an example of how to enable it.

You can also test other color schemes by opening cfg/scheme-picker.lua in the IDE and clicking on their names. I have more information on color schemes and style attributes in the documentation section: http://studio.zerobrane.com/doc-styles-color-schemes.html.

[c0ppo]

Thanks for the quick response. Got it working

[jospic]

I like ZeroBrane IDE, but when there are many functions  the combo list control (on the right side) for jump to any definition is inconvenient.

Is there a way to view the full list of functions in order to navigate it more easily?

thanks in advance.

-j

[paulclinger]

@jospic, ZBS doesn’t currently provide a different mechanism to navigate the list of functions, but it’s something I’m working on.

To make the navigation faster for large lists, you can use the first symbol in the function name; for example, pressing ‘t’ when the combo control is active will activate the first item that starts with ‘t’, and if you press it again, it will go to the next one and so on. Paul.

[jospic]

@paulclinger

@jospic, ZBS doesn’t currently provide a different mechanism to navigate the list of functions, but it’s something I’m working on.

To make the navigation faster for large lists, you can use the first symbol in the function name; for example, pressing ‘t’ when the combo control is active will activate the first item that starts with ‘t’, and if you press it again, it will go to the next one and so on. Paul.

Good! Thanks for the tip…

[jospic]

In ZeroBrane IDE is possible to show syntax errors directly on the corresponding line  of source code?

Thanks in advance.

-j

[paulclinger]

> In ZeroBrane IDE is possible to show syntax errors directly on the corresponding line  of source code?

@jospic, there is a plugin that shows syntax errors (in the status line) as you type (after Enter) and marks those lines that have errors: https://github.com/pkulchenko/ZeroBraneStudio/issues/215#issuecomment-26230496. You’ll need to get the latest code from github as it depends on some features that have been added after v0.39 (and will be included in 0.40).

[jospic]

@paulclinger

@jospic, there is a plugin that shows syntax errors (in the status line) as you type (after Enter) and marks those lines that have errors: https://github.com/pkulchenko/ZeroBraneStudio/issues/215#issuecomment-26230496. You’ll need to get the latest code from github as it depends on some features that have been added after v0.39 (and will be included in 0.40).

Well, thank you! When will it be released next version 0.40?

Regards.

-j

[paulclinger]

> Well, thank you! When will it be released next version 0.40?

@jospic, it’s likely that 0.40 will be released before the end of this month, but I won’t make any promises.

[jospic]

I like ZeroBrane IDE, but when there are many functions  the combo list control (on the right side) for jump to any definition is inconvenient.

Is there a way to view the full list of functions in order to navigate it more easily?

thanks in advance.

-j

[paulclinger]

@jospic, ZBS doesn’t currently provide a different mechanism to navigate the list of functions, but it’s something I’m working on.

To make the navigation faster for large lists, you can use the first symbol in the function name; for example, pressing ‘t’ when the combo control is active will activate the first item that starts with ‘t’, and if you press it again, it will go to the next one and so on. Paul.