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Close code completion on "space"?

Started by MortenMacFly, March 15, 2006, 10:48:07 PM

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tiwag


Hi Morten,

could you plz test this patch, if it works ok for you,
http://tiwag789.front.ru/cb/cclistp.zip

additional to the Space-exits it has also the dualmonitor issue patched by thomas,

if it is ok, i can commit it to svn then

regards, tiwag

MortenMacFly

Quote from: tiwag on March 16, 2006, 12:33:52 PM
could you plz test this patch, if it works ok for you,
if it is ok, i can commit it to svn then
Works perfectly! I don't have a multi-monitor system but the "space" thing works. Thanks very much for your effort!
With regards, Morten.
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tiwag

thanks Yiannis, Thomas and Morten
commited to rev 2200

thomas

Now we only need to convince a Linux pro to write the OS-dependent stuff for the multi-monitor placement to work with Xinerama... it still only does a CenterOnScreen()under Linux, which is quite pathetic.

It should not be any harder than the Windows code (like... one syscall and adding up 3 numbers...), but I am absolutely clueless as far as X is concerned.
"We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: Premature quotation is the root of public humiliation."

kkez

Btw, shouldn't the code completion window also close on '(' or ')'?
I need to define a class constructor:
SafeArray[1]::SafeArray[2](...[3])

Although i suppose it should not pop up there (this is not the problem, i don't mind if it pop ups), the cc window gets closed at [1] when i type the first : of :: and it add a -> (again it's not the problem), then repopups and does not get closed when i type '(' at [2], then repopups with the possible overloaded constructors and does not get closed when i type ')' at [3].
Sometimes the reaction is different, ie at [3] it chooses the first variable declaration and close up.