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  • in reply to: Emeditor Hex Viewer look like Hex Workshop? Why not ? #6378
    i_libra
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    I hope that EmEditor can add the feature like this one by Plugin.

    I’m afraid that the Emeditor will become bigger and bigger,slower and slower with the features added.
    Then it becomes the VS2008…..

    I think the Emeditor should have a good, small and flexible core. the extra feature can be added by Plugin, just like the Eclipse.
    At the same time, more people can work for it to add new feature,not only waiting for hard-working author.

    So if some people just like a small and fast text editor, Emeditor is what he want.
    if some people like a powerful ‘IDE’, Emeditor can also ‘pretend’ to that. :O

    in reply to: Customize the Tag Jump #6228
    i_libra
    Member

    Thank you,

    I understand, the regexp should not only match the FILENAME and LINENO,but also match the whole line, then it can work.

    ^O^

    in reply to: Customize the Tag Jump #6226
    i_libra
    Member

    Thank you Yutaka-san,

    I have tried the 7.5alpha 11,

    But it still cannot work.Could you help me to find the reason?

    I set the TagJump with this:
    ——————————————
    (^[.w/]*?[w.]+?):([0-9]*):
    1 filename 2 lineno
    ——————————————

    I use the codes below as a test:
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    void main()
    {
    test error happen

    }
    ————————————————–
    and save it as test2.cpp

    then I use gcc from the external tool bar to compile it.
    the Setting is
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    Command:\%WinDir\%system32cmd.exe
    Argument:/k C:MinGWbingcc.exe $(Filename).$(Ext) -o $(Filename).exe && $(Filename).exe
    Initial Dir:$(Dir)
    ——————————————————–

    The Output windows look like this:
    ————————————————–
    test2.cpp:2: error: `main’ must return `int’
    test2.cpp: In function `int main(…)’:
    test2.cpp:3: error: `test’ was not declared in this scope
    test2.cpp:3: error: expected `;’ before “error”

    D:>
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