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| #1172 | fixed | Need to be able to set *wrap-lines-to-window* dynamically | ||
| Description |
Currently *wrap-lines-to-window* is a global preference that only takes effect when new windows are opened. We need a way to dynamically change this value on a per-window basis (on windows that have already been opened) with a menu item and command-key equivalent. We should probably keep the global preference as it serves as a default. But it needs to be possible to change this flag dynamically on windows that are already open. Fred had this capability and it was useful, and we need it in the CCL IDE. |
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| #89 | fixed | Need some file searching capability | ||
| Description |
It's really hard to work on a large existing system without some kind of a file searching capability. Perhaps it wouldn't be that hard to implement something quick-and-dirty using grep: get string from user, run grep with some appropriate args to make output parsable, put up a selection dialog with one entry per line of output, and make double-clicking on the entry go to the line in the file. |
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| #530 | fixed | Need better error handling for "file not found" while doing meta-dot | ||
| Description |
In the IDE: 1.4-dev-r12199M-trunk (DarwinX8664) If you meta-dot a name, and the file it's looking for doesn't exist, the alt console pops up with an error and you get a "sky is falling" dialog. This behavior might make sense if there is an error in the event handling code that needs to be debugged. But in this case, just a simple message saying "File ~s not found" would be much better. I think a beep and a message in the mini-buffer might be the best way to handle this case. A simple way to reproduce: rename ccl/level-1/l1-files.lisp to something else (temporarily) type "load" into a listener or editor window with the insertion bar in or next to "load", type meta-dot There are probably a lot of potential errors that are signaled in the IDE, that should be handled without bringing up the alt console. |
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