From: Ahlsen-Girard Edward F Contr ESC/ACU OL1

@Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 08:41:41 -0600
@Sender: semware-owner{at}sawasdi.apana.org.au


From: Bill Stewart 


>> When I upgraded to 3.0 I decided to try the Win32 keyboard shortcuts, and
>> "pairing" of quotes/parens/braces when initially
configuring.  I can't
>> seem to find how to undo this, possibly because while I was recalled to
>> active duty for a year my replacement threw the manuals away.  [Insert
>> profanity *here*]
>>
>> I'd like to go completely back to TSE clipboard style.  And I would like
>> C mode to not get in the way of the autoclosure of parens and braces.
>> Does anyone have some Instawisdom on this?
>
>Greetings from somebody who used to work at Kirtland AFB! I love those long
>e-mail display names.

My brother does not.  

>I didn't understand what you meant by the other two...
>
>1. What do you mean by "TSE clipboard style"?
>
>2. What do you mean by "C mode" getting in the way?
>

Clarifying the problem always helps .  I want Ctrl-X to mean "execute a
macro to be named later", not "cut to the Windows
clipboard."  C mode gets
in the way by tabbing the closing brace left on CR, leaving the cursor
unindented.

>------------------------------
>
>From: Michael Fisher 
>Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 14:36:21 -0800
>Subject: [TSEPro] Re: tried it; don't like it; how to change back
>
>
>Interesting - I have a brother-in-law in the Air Force,
>currently stationed at Spangdahlem AF Base in Germany.
>
>Now for Edward's problems:
>
>When I upgraded to 3.0 I decided to try the Win32
>keyboard shortcuts, and "pairing" of
>quotes/parens/braces >>when initially configuring.
>
>>1. Automatic parentheses/brackets/quotes insertion. TSE
>>uses the insmatch macro to do this. Simply remove the
>>insmatch macro from the AutoLoad list.
>
>
>Hm, the Insmatch macro can also be called in the active UI
>file, or be linked to a certain key.  Besides, I think the
>automatic insertion of matching characters is to be kept?
>(see quote below)
>
>>I can't seem to find how to undo this,
>
>Perhaps if you reconfigured TSE back to its original
>state, by calling "sc32 -b tse.ui" from the command line,
>things should be the way they were before using the Win32-
>interface (which has its own UI "win.ui").
>
>>And I would like C mode to not get in the way of the
>>autoclosure of parens and braces.
>
>Special modes (C mode and SmartIndent) are associated by
>default with file extensions that indicate programming
>language source files, e.g. "*.c", ".s",
".bat", ".prg".
>Then they control such features as indenting after a "{".
>
>They should not be active unless TSE thinks you are
>editing a source code file, which is determined by the
>hooked procedure proc OnChangingFiles()
>in the UI files. It settes or unsettes a global integer
>called cmode accordingly, every time a file is laoded in
>the editor.
>
>If you are editing files that have the same extensions as
>source code files, but don't want C Mode, the UI could be
>edited, and TSE reconfigued with it.

I am editing a source file (perl) but not getting quite what I want.  I ran
sc32.exe -b ui\tse.ui, and the MSWin keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl-c, Ctrl-X,
Ctrl-v) persist.  C mode appears to have been turned off.  Now I just need
to kill the MSWin-like ctrl keys and restore C mode, and I should be
content.
>
>>I'd like to go completely back to TSE clipboard style.
>
>In TSE you can work with visible blocks, one unnamed
>editor clipboard, and 26 alphabetically named, independent
>clipboards.  Windows adds another system-wide clipboard
>that can be usd to share information between applications.

See reply to Bill Stewart.

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