https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/issues/1208
Post by Scott WilsonAre there issues filed for these?
S.
Post by nesciviHiho,
yes, we should be more specific about that...
I think currently there are still errors with Document that occur, when
you run in an IDE-less environment, e.g. running from a readline
interface.
Post by nescivi(Just like there are still issues with running sclang in an X-less
environment and QtGui initialisations).
sincerely,
Marije
Post by Scott WilsonYeah, Document (the class!) is already there. The IDE stuff is a little
separate. In general I think we need to be careful about what is sclang vs.
what is IDE specific, since the former can run without the latter.
Post by nesciviPost by Scott WilsonS.
Post by Tom HALLHello Scott, Thor, List
the pics look intriguing Scott, good to know all this now testable in
master. Look forward to trying out before too long!
Post by nesciviPost by Scott WilsonPost by Tom HALLRegards
Tom
Post by Scott WilsonHi Tom,
As some list members will know, Luca and I have been working on
extending the IDE for a while. This has moved on from the PR we posted, but
unfortunately I didnât quite finish things before getting distracted by
stuff like the live code symposium you were at. Hopefully something soon,
Post by nesciviPost by Scott WilsonPost by Tom HALLPost by Scott Wilson- You can have separate editor windows with one or more splits
- Each split has a title bar, which...
- has per split history buttons
- has a combobox to select document instead of the current global tab
bar. I think this is better as the tab bar isnât really âtabbingâ anything,
because it doesnât associate visually with the split it is currently
affecting. (To be fair I think this is because splits were added after the
IDE was conceived as a single editor app.)
contained between parens) for scd files, or any contained classes and
methods for .sc files. Tooltips provide more details. See attached images.
Scott C!) it will be easy to try out.
discussion again on aspects of IDE. I'm sure we all appreciate the work
that went into making it, and esp. the cross-platform affordances that
brought. But I don't think I'm alone in really missing a number of features
that were lost in the process (at least from a Mac-centric perspective),
and likeley goes some way to explaining why many people are still using
pre-IDE SC.
before, I much miss being able to see 2 'documents' at the same time.
Although window splitting is possible, it has a deal of friction involved
for using it to see multiple documents. Being able to see two files at once
would be very helpful for teaching also.
could work.
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