Anounce leds 00.08 (linux)

There is a new usable, stable and user frindly release
of leds.
This release is a big leap forward from previous ones.
(see disclamer on license) I believe it can be used
for every day work.
Let me know what you think.

get it from:

http://leds.sourceforge.net

(linux 2.6.0 executable available)

you will need to latest version of DUI to compile it
get DUI from http://dui.sourceforge.net

here are the notes and change log
Release Name: 00.08

Notes:
 * leds is usable! and very stable!
 * It's starting to be a very interesting environment for D development.
 * The leds core is beta quality, some featues are incomplete and alpha quality
 * leds is not just a text editor with sintax highligh,
 * leds has an efficient project browser tool and an alpha quality code browser
 * and intelisence tools
 * leds is still missing much needed features:
 * - ask to save buffers before closing leds
 * - the next great improvement needed on leds is to the code broswer
 *   the code browser is also the base for the code lookup (intelisence)



Changes:
 * - search and replace (window level only) (finally!)
 * - remember opened files when last closed
 * - check for file modifications outside leds buffers
 * - creates 'projects' directory if it doesn't exist
 * - right bar with errors, todo and bug tags
 * - right bar shouws project state (no errors, needs recompile, contains errors)
 * - mark opened buffers when they contain compilation errors
 * - mark opened buffers that where modified
 * - allow selecting the font type and size
 * - allow anti-aliasing fonts
 * - automatic generation of documentations comments (suitable for doxygen)
 * - selection of code page (default, UTF-8,  DBCS) (untested)
 * - ability to create new projects directories (start of a more complete project creation module)
 * - project can create new packages (start of a more complete code generation module)
 * - started java awareness
 *   greater java awareness will be usefull for java to D conversion projects
 *   eventually leds will be usable for java projects as well


Ant

On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 17:34:32 +0100, Manfred Nowak wrote: > Ant wrote: > > [...] >> * leds is not just a text editor with sintax highligh, > [...] > > How does leds highlight the `[2..4]' construct? > > So long! two floats. (it just uses scintilla default highlighter) [start..4] .4 = float [3..end] ??? every thing is on the number color between '[' and ']' Ant

On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 10:40:27 -0500, Ant wrote: > There is a new usable, stable and user frindly release > of leds. > This release is a big leap forward from previous ones. > (see disclamer on license) I believe it can be used > for every day work. > Let me know what you think. > > get it from: > > http://leds.sourceforge.net > > (linux 2.6.0 executable available) For the life of me, I can't figure out how to download the files from sourceforge. I'm using Epiphany in gentoo linux (and also tried Mozilla 1.5). It's no go. The screen is just filled with junk as the web browser tries to display the file instead of download it. I also tried right clicking on the link and "save link as..." but this only saves the indirect link location to disk, not the actual gzipped file. I figure there must be a way to set Mozilla up using the MIME types, but I don't know how. Strange, because I haven't had trouble downloading leds before.

> > For the life of me, I can't figure out how to download the files from sourceforge. I'm using Epiphany in gentoo linux (and also tried Mozilla 1.5). It's no go. The screen is just filled with junk as the web browser tries to display the file instead of download it. I also tried right clicking on the link and "save link as..." but this only saves the indirect link location to disk, not the actual gzipped file. I figure there must be a way to set Mozilla up using the MIME types, but I don't know how. > > Strange, because I haven't had trouble downloading leds before. Never mind, I succeeded in KDE using Konquerer, a much smarter browser, I guess. I'll give the updated leds a try out.

On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 10:17:22 -0800, John Reimer wrote: >> >> For the life of me, I can't figure out how to download the files from sourceforge. I'm using Epiphany in gentoo linux (and also tried Mozilla 1.5). It's no go. The screen is just filled with junk as the web browser tries to display the file instead of download it. I also tried right clicking on the link and "save link as..." but this only saves the indirect link location to disk, not the actual gzipped file. I figure there must be a way to set Mozilla up using the MIME types, but I don't know how. >> >> Strange, because I haven't had trouble downloading leds before. > > Never mind, I succeeded in KDE using Konquerer, a much smarter browser, I guess. I'll give the updated leds a try out. funny. I use firebird (firefox crashes since I update to xFree 4.4.0 and I did bother to see if I can compile it) Ant

Ant wrote: > On Sun, 14 Mar 2004 10:17:22 -0800, John Reimer wrote: > > >>>For the life of me, I can't figure out how to download the files from >>>sourceforge. I'm using Epiphany in gentoo linux (and also tried Mozilla >>>1.5). It's no go. The screen is just filled with junk as the web browser >>>tries to display the file instead of download it. I also tried right >>>clicking on the link and "save link as..." but this only saves the >>>indirect link location to disk, not the actual gzipped file. I figure >>>there must be a way to set Mozilla up using the MIME types, but I don't >>>know how. >>> >>>Strange, because I haven't had trouble downloading leds before. >> >>Never mind, I succeeded in KDE using Konquerer, a much smarter browser, I >>guess. I'll give the updated leds a try out. > > > funny. I use firebird > (firefox crashes since I update to xFree 4.4.0 > and I did bother to see if I can compile it) > > Ant > > > Try to press Shift key... hold it and click in link to download it!

John Reimer wrote: >>For the life of me, I can't figure out how to download the files from >>sourceforge. I'm using Epiphany in gentoo linux (and also tried Mozilla >>1.5). It's no go. The screen is just filled with junk as the web browser >>tries to display the file instead of download it. I also tried right >>clicking on the link and "save link as..." but this only saves the >>indirect link location to disk, not the actual gzipped file. I figure >>there must be a way to set Mozilla up using the MIME types, but I don't >>know how. >> >>Strange, because I haven't had trouble downloading leds before. > > > Never mind, I succeeded in KDE using Konquerer, a much smarter browser, I > guess. I'll give the updated leds a try out. Sorry Ant... the response wasn't for you.... To Dowload the file, press Shift key... hold pressed, then click in link to download the file... A little more... after download it execute: gunzip leds_00.08.72_bin.gz to uncompress it, at the end must make the file executable with: chmod +x leds_00.08.72_bin Now you can run the new leds editor :-) regards Julio

> To Dowload the file, press Shift key... hold pressed, then click in link to download the file... Thanks for the tip, but this still doesn't work in Epiphany or Mozilla 1.5. In Mozilla it just downloads the indirection link (a 1K file) and names it the same as the *.gz file. > > > A little more... > after download it execute: > > gunzip leds_00.08.72_bin.gz I know how to do this. :-) > > to uncompress it, at the end must make the file executable with: > > chmod +x leds_00.08.72_bin ... and this too :-D Later, John

> > funny. I use firebird > (firefox crashes since I update to xFree 4.4.0 > and I did bother to see if I can compile it) > > Ant Epiphany is a derivative of Mozilla, as is firefox and the older firebird. I don't know why firefox works and Epiphany and Mozilla don't work for the download. I may download firefox and try it out later (I use it almost exclusively on Win XP). You're already using xFree 4.4.0? You're brave. I heard it's not being adopted or supported on a number of linux distributions because of weird licensing changes. Personally, I wish they would do away with the huge bulky xfree system and put a small/light server in it's place. It's network centric design does not make it ideal for the modern single user desktops. In order to avoid crashes, maybe firefox needs to be recompiled for the new xfree 4.4.0. Later, John

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