The ProjectFilesEditor used for editing the generic project's files does
not show text marks, which broke the line select in the gutter.
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-1238
Reviewed-by: mae
The new and cleaner foldingIndent in the block user data will
make it easier to support other kinds of indentation for various
other programming languages (like Python).
The find scope was sometimes painted incorrectly, and the last
line was occassionally ommited from the standard selection paint.
Reviewed-by: thorbjorn
When automatic insertion of brackets is disabled in the completion
settings, it is reasonable to expect the automatic matching of brackets
is also disabled.
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-454
Reviewed-by: Daniel Molkentin <daniel.molkentin@nokia.com>
The actions perform exactly like their counterparts in Eclipse: a new,
indented line is inserted above or below the current line and the text
cursor is moved to the start of the new line. The line where the cursor
was before the action was triggered remains unchanged.
The shortcuts are also like in Eclipse: "Ctrl+Shift+Return" inserts a
line above the current, "Shift+Return" inserts a line below the current.
Merge-request: 140
Reviewed-by: Thorbjørn Lindeijer <thorbjorn.lindeijer@nokia.com>
The Parentheses, TextBlockUserData and TextEditDocumentLayout classes
and their member function implementations were spread around the
BaseTextEditor class. Moving them to their own file to make the code a
bit better organized.
Reviewed-by: mae
It now behaves less logical but closer to what vim does. Since
this is the main target group, the change is probably right.
In detail: Overwrite cursor no longer shows *what* will get overwritten,
but instead it simply indicates *that* the editor is in overwrite mode,
with a more or less fixed size (fixed when the font is truly monospace).
We now use two cursors, with the first one being positioned at the
character before the find scope starts. This makes it possible
to extend the scope when typing at the beginning or the end of
it. This is more what the user expects. The effect is noticable
with find&replace of words at the beginning or end of the scope.
If the foreground color for the disabled text is different than the normal
text foreground, that's an indication that the user wants the disabled
block to be colored differently. If so, disable the syntax highlighting
and set uniform colors for the block.
If the foreground colors are identical apply full syntax highlighting in
the disabled block too. Some people want that.
Reviewed-by: Thorbjørn Lindeijer
The generated HTML is not the prettiest HTML in the universe, but it
does the job. When copying code from Qt Creator to Microsoft Office or
OpenOffice.org, the syntax highlighting is now preserved. The code also
pastes as preformatted text.
Reviewed-by: mae
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-727
