Smegol says "It's my birthday, and I wants it"

I bought myself an iPad today. Cause I wanted one.

I want a larger screen book reader for technical papers (http://www.3gpp2.org). I'll give you a review later on.

CodeAssistor on Windows : Alpha Release

Super Dooper Alpha release for windows

http://launchpad.net/codeassistor/v0-0-3/v0-0-3/+download/superAlphaWindowsCodeAssistor.zip

Find/Colouring/Goto all the stuff that mac has... but there are bugs
eg
- cannot wrap backwards on find

Im sure there is more, I didn't test very thoroughly, but its bedtime and I'd like to have this available to download on other machines for testing tomorrow morning.

Find: codeassistor on windows

I have to implement a "Find" dialog for windows. The popup-edit box method I use in mac doesn't work so well because Scintilla takes over from my search-edit box whenever I click the search edit box (the search-edit box is inside the bounds of the scintilla editor).

Im going to have to implement find dialogs anyway, so that there is some better control over find... but yeah, I had to do it for windows right from the get-go.

Anyways, basic find is completed for windows, though there are bugs, you can at least find stuff with it.

Next step is the line-goto dialog.

CodeAssistor on Windows coming along nicely

Folding/colourizing/etc all major features that the Mac version supports are supported in windows now with the exception of

- shortcut keys
- find/linegoto.

Here is a screeny of Windows and Mac side by side.

CodeAssistor on Windows

CodeAssistor can now open files on windows... looks ugly as sin, but hey... thats windows for you.

CodeAssistor work on Windows

I've done some initial work (read VERY initial) for a windows port of codeassistor.

I've only got an editor window open now (no loading/saving/etc, no colourizing). Most of the work was on the makefile to get the project ready for development.

Beware using google groups

Google groups just ate my homework. MotherFunk!

Neil has been doing some work with Lexers and released a zip file of his latest work on his website. His work wasn't compiling against MacOSX, so I took it upon myself to get the compiling/linking etc done. After about two hours I had everything running and zipped up my work and uploaded it to google groups (the scintilla interest group)

I deleted the file from my hd believing that google had safely stored the info... of course, Google funked up and the file cannot be retrieved.

GAHH.