sciteco/interface.h, branch v2.5.2

autoconf preparation: move everything into src/ subdir

2012-12-04T21:07:08+00:00

support auto-completion of symbols in the scintilla command (ES)

2012-11-24T18:57:07+00:00

 * does not yet handle case-insensitive completions
 * does not handle omitting of the SCI_ prefix

fixed clearing message line: do not display an empty message line (which can mean an empty line sent to stdout)

2012-11-16T18:19:48+00:00

keep a buffer dirty flag and display infos about the current buffer in the interfaces (including the dirty flag)

2012-11-16T13:42:47+00:00

 * was a bit tricky because the Scintilla SAVEPOINTS cannot be (fully) used
 * when a file is loaded or saved, a Scintilla SAVEPOINT is set
 * SAVEPOINTLEFT notifications are used to set a buffer dirty
 * SAVEPOINTREACHED notifications are useless since Scintilla does not consider the saves themselves to be undoable
 * GTK interface displays infos in window title bar
 * NCURSES interface has also been updated and cleaned up a bit. Infos are displayed in a new info line.
 * NCURSES: fixed popup display after terminal resizing

NCurses interface: support terminal resizing

2012-11-15T20:03:25+00:00

 * currently, the message line is not remembered and reset on termresize
 * any open popup window will be drawn over by the other windows

support stdio for curses interface

2012-11-15T18:52:31+00:00

 * ./sciteco commandline help works now
 * messages issued during batch-mode macro processing are written to stdout/stderr
 * output can be redirected

cleaned up command line updating: the interface is responsible for drawing the "*" (if it wants to)

2012-11-15T00:57:19+00:00

make it possible for interface classes to define a get_options() method to add an options group to the help menu

2012-11-15T00:45:32+00:00

added Interface class to ease porting SciTECO to other platforms (toolkits)

2012-11-15T00:25:38+00:00

 * will support Scintilla with Scinterm/NCurses
 * changes are in such a way that the generated machine code should have almost no overhead compared
   to the previous implementation (at least when compiled with optimizations)