QCodeEdit

[Usability]

As it was meant to be a code editor I decided, to make it both simpler to code and faster to run, to restrict the fonts to fixed width... With some slight modifications in a few spots it could be adapted to support variable width fonts but do you really need this???

I am trying to make this interface as attractive as possible, and would be reluctant to restrict the users choice of fonts so harshly.

As for going to a given line it is extremely simple :

// editor being of type QEditor*
editor->setCursor(editor->document()->cursor(line, colum));

// editor being of type QEditor*
editor->setCursor(editor->document()->cursor(line, colum));

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This worked a treat, thanks!

P.S : if you bring support for new languages (or improve the existing ones) please consider sending me the new syntax definition files

The plan is that the application I am writing will one day be released commercially. So my use of this editor assumes that you are willing to release the code with a commercial license. Obviously you would expect something in return, so we could pay you or contribute all the language templates we create. Do you have a price for commercial use?

[fullmetalcoder]

The plan is that the application I am writing will one day be released commercially. So my use of this editor assumes that you are willing to release the code with a commercial license. Obviously you would expect something in return, so we could pay you or contribute all the language templates we create. Do you have a price for commercial use?

I have nothing against releasing my code under a commercial license and I'm sure we could find an agreement on the "price" (the word is way softer when it's something you get than when you have to pay it ) if it were legally possible... What I mean is simple : I wrote QCodeEdit using Qt Open Source Edition and I'll probably never be able to use a Commercial Edition so I don't know if I am allowed to release my code under a commercial license, even if you DO have a Qt Commercial Edition... I guess we'd need to discuss this with Trolltech...

[Usability]

I just started creating a new language file, and have a quick question.
The language I am creating is not case sensitive, i.e. Begin, BEGIN, begin, bEGIN etc are all keywords, indeed all the same keyword.
Is there some tag I can insert into a .qnfa file to instruct it do case insensitive comparisons?

Thanks in advance.

[fullmetalcoder]

I just started creating a new language file, and have a quick question.
The language I am creating is not case sensitive, i.e. Begin, BEGIN, begin, bEGIN etc are all keywords, indeed all the same keyword.
Is there some tag I can insert into a .qnfa file to instruct it do case insensitive comparisons?

There's no such tag ATM but I'll add it ASAP... Keep an eye on the SVN...