Once passed to new wxPython 2.5.1.5 seems that the stc.BraceHighlight
doesn work anymore.
Only the first brace is hilighted..
It doesn't work in the demo too
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Alessandro
wishmaster@sephiroth.it wrote:
Once passed to new wxPython 2.5.1.5 seems that the stc.BraceHighlight
doesn work anymore.
Only the first brace is hilighted..
Eh?
Works just fine on W2K here and home,. in both my own code and the demo. What platform?
::Eh?
::
::Works just fine on W2K here and home,. in both my own code
::and the demo.
::What platform?
Windows XP Pro
Alessandro Crugnola - sephiroth
Jeff Grimmett wrote:
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wishmaster@sephiroth.it wrote:
Once passed to new wxPython 2.5.1.5 seems that the stc.BraceHighlight
doesn work anymore.
Only the first brace is hilighted..Eh?
Works just fine on W2K here and home,. in both my own code and the demo. What platform?
It doesn't work here either, WinXP Pro and Win98.
I think what he means is when highlighting an open and closing pair of brackets only the open bracket is highlighted the closing bracket isn't being highlighted.
Regards
Adi
Adi Sieker wrote:
Jeff Grimmett wrote:
Once passed to new wxPython 2.5.1.5 seems that the stc.BraceHighlight
doesn work anymore.
Only the first brace is hilighted..Eh?
Works just fine on W2K here and home,. in both my own code and the demo. What platform?
It doesn't work here either, WinXP Pro and Win98.
I think what he means is when highlighting an open and closing pair of brackets only the open bracket is highlighted the closing bracket isn't being highlighted.
I understood what he meant, but I tell ya, I'm seeing both braces highlight here, whether I select curly, square, or parantheses, and whether I select the open or closing brace, and regardless of how many levels of nesting are going on. I tried as many scenarios as I could imagine to reproduce, to no avail.
So far the only common denominator is XP, but now you say 98 as well - this is just too wierd. I have to W2K boxes that are happy with it.
Are you both using the unicode version? I'm not.
Yours in puzzlement ... 
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wishmaster@sephiroth.it wrote:
So far the only common denominator is XP, but now you say 98 as well -
this is just too wierd. I have to W2K boxes that are happy with it.Are you both using the unicode version? I'm not.
Yours in puzzlement ...
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yes, i use the unicode version.
Anyway, using the unicode version of 2.4.2 worked fine. No errors ate
reported, just only the first brace is hilighted.
tnks
Jeff Grimmett wrote:
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I understood what he meant, but I tell ya, I'm seeing both braces highlight here, whether I select curly, square, or parantheses, and whether I select the open or closing brace, and regardless of how many levels of nesting are going on. I tried as many scenarios as I could imagine to reproduce, to no avail.
So far the only common denominator is XP, but now you say 98 as well - this is just too wierd. I have to W2K boxes that are happy with it.
Are you both using the unicode version? I'm not.
I'm not using the unicode version.
Also the Win98 is a totally clean install of Win98 and Python 2.3.3 and wxPython 2.5.1.5. No previous versions of python or wxP.
Oh, one other difference I think is that you are probably using the English version of W2k and me and Alessandro are probably using localized builds of windows.
Yours in puzzlement ...
Isn't software development fun.
I'll install a W2k machine and see how that goes, been wanting todo that anyways.
Regards
Adi
Is the far end highlighted if you drag another window over the top to
force a paint?
Neil
:: Is the far end highlighted if you drag another window over
::the top to force a paint?
::
Curious,
It seems only if the two position are in the same line are hilighted, otherwise only the first one.
And second, to reply your answer, yes, the second position is hilighted if another window is dragged over.
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Adi Sieker wrote:
Are you both using the unicode version? I'm not.
I'm not using the unicode version.
Oh, one other difference I think is that you are probably using the English version of W2k and me and Alessandro are probably using localized builds of windows.
Hm, makes a little bit of sense. There was an issue around 2.5.1.3 or thereabouts where there was serious breakage on that control in the unicode version, which is why I was wondering. But maybe the two are related.
Yours in puzzlement ...
Isn't software development fun.
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Alessandro Crugnola *sephiroth* wrote:
:: Is the far end highlighted if you drag another window over ::the top to force a paint?
::Curious,
It seems only if the two position are in the same line are hilighted, otherwise only the first one.
And second, to reply your answer, yes, the second position is hilighted if another window is dragged over.
Same here. If the braces are on the same line everything is fine.
If they are on different lines then only after a Paint will the second brace be highlighted.
Regards
Adi
Adi Sieker wrote:
Alessandro Crugnola *sephiroth* wrote:
:: Is the far end highlighted if you drag another window over ::the top to force a paint?
::Curious,
It seems only if the two position are in the same line are hilighted, otherwise only the first one.
And second, to reply your answer, yes, the second position is hilighted if another window is dragged over.Same here. If the braces are on the same line everything is fine.
If they are on different lines then only after a Paint will the second brace be highlighted.
I seem to recall that we had that same problem before. I'll see if
there was something specific done in wx that fixed it before.
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