Two addins I've recompiled no longer display their icons.
John
Hi John.
The Add-in structure ADDIN_ADD_COMMAND has been changed in v2.90; I guess this is why poide doesn't display the icon. :?:
Attached is the 'function prototypes' addin for v.2.90.
EDIT:
removed the attachment
you may get the latest version in http://www.johnfindlay.plus.com/pellesc/addin/addin.htm
Most likely, yes. The samples don't do it properly, but it's probably best to always clear all add-in structures first ("ZeroMemory"). This will initialize everything to zero, which I *try* to use for defaults.
Pelle
Quote from: "CLR"Hi John.
The Add-in structure ADDIN_ADD_COMMAND has been changed in v2.90; I guess this is why poide doesn't display the icon. :?:
Attached is the 'function prototypes' addin for v.2.90.
The attachment doesn't contain the new info, only your project.
I've downloaded the new addin setup, thanks.
John
The icons are ok now.
Perhaps someone can help with this.
I've altered the liastaf code to display a listbox which is filled with text for each function line. Then by using AddIn_FindSourceText() API to find the function line but it's not working. Here is the code
case WM_COMMAND:
if(HIWORD(wParam) == LBN_DBLCLK )
{
int ret = SendMessage(GetDlgItem(hwndDlg, EDIT_CONTROL),
(UINT)LB_GETCURSEL,
(WPARAM) 0,
(LPARAM) 0);
char stext[290];
SendMessage(GetDlgItem(hwndDlg, EDIT_CONTROL),
(UINT)LB_GETTEXT,
(WPARAM) ret,
(LPARAM) stext);
AddIn_FindSourceText(AddIn_GetActiveDocument(g_hwndMain),
FR_DOWN, stext);
PostMessage(hwndDlg, WM_CLOSE, 0, 0);
}
The correct string is in stext but AddIn_FindSourceText appears not to do anything. Is there another way to goto a particular line?
John
Quote from: "Pelle"Most likely, yes. The samples don't do it properly, but it's probably best to always clear all add-in structures first ("ZeroMemory"). This will initialize everything to zero, which I *try* to use for defaults.
Pelle
Hello.
Thanks for the info. I will 'ZeroMemory' from now on.
AddIn_FindSourceText() just returns the character index from the start of the buffer (or -1). It doesn't actually move the caret. Use AddIn_SetSourceSel() to move the caret (use same index for both start and end if you don't want a selection) - and probably AddIn_ScrollSourceCaret() to make sure the caret is on the visible page.
Pelle
Quote from: "JohnF"
The attachment doesn't contain the new info, only your project.
I've downloaded the new addin setup, thanks.
John
Hello.
I'm sorry, I didn't understand. What do you mean 'The attachment doesn't contain the new info, only your project.' ?. I don't speak English :(
Quote from: "JohnF"The icons are ok now.
Perhaps someone can help with this.
I've altered the liastaf code to display a listbox which is filled with text for each function line. Then by using AddIn_FindSourceText() API to find the function line but it's not working. Here is the code
case WM_COMMAND:
if(HIWORD(wParam) == LBN_DBLCLK )
{
int ret = SendMessage(GetDlgItem(hwndDlg, EDIT_CONTROL),
(UINT)LB_GETCURSEL,
(WPARAM) 0,
(LPARAM) 0);
char stext[290];
SendMessage(GetDlgItem(hwndDlg, EDIT_CONTROL),
(UINT)LB_GETTEXT,
(WPARAM) ret,
(LPARAM) stext);
AddIn_FindSourceText(AddIn_GetActiveDocument(g_hwndMain),
FR_DOWN, stext);
PostMessage(hwndDlg, WM_CLOSE, 0, 0);
}
The correct string is in stext but AddIn_FindSourceText appears not to do anything. Is there another way to goto a particular line?
John
Hello.
You may be aware that both values received in OnFindFunc(int, char*) may not be accurate. For example, if you declare a function in multiples lines:
int Test(int d, int c,
char *dd){
// code...
}The OnFindFunc function will receive it in one single line:
int Test(int d, int c, char *dd)In this case, AddIn_FindSourceText function will fail.
Quote from: "CLR"Quote from: "JohnF"
The attachment doesn't contain the new info, only your project.
I've downloaded the new addin setup, thanks.
John
Hello.
I'm sorry, I didn't understand. What do you mean 'The attachment doesn't contain the new info, only your project.' ?. I don't speak English :(
You said
'Attached is the 'function prototypes' addin for v.2.90. '
Which suggested that you were posting updated info to allow the icons.
John
Quote from: "CLR"Quote from: "JohnF"The icons are ok now.
Perhaps someone can help with this.
I've altered the liastaf code to display a listbox which is filled with text for each function line. Then by using AddIn_FindSourceText() API to find the function line but it's not working. Here is the code
case WM_COMMAND:
if(HIWORD(wParam) == LBN_DBLCLK )
{
int ret = SendMessage(GetDlgItem(hwndDlg, EDIT_CONTROL),
(UINT)LB_GETCURSEL,
(WPARAM) 0,
(LPARAM) 0);
char stext[290];
SendMessage(GetDlgItem(hwndDlg, EDIT_CONTROL),
(UINT)LB_GETTEXT,
(WPARAM) ret,
(LPARAM) stext);
AddIn_FindSourceText(AddIn_GetActiveDocument(g_hwndMain),
FR_DOWN, stext);
PostMessage(hwndDlg, WM_CLOSE, 0, 0);
}
The correct string is in stext but AddIn_FindSourceText appears not to do anything. Is there another way to goto a particular line?
John
Hello.
You may be aware that both values received in OnFindFunc(int, char*) may not be accurate. For example, if you declare a function in multiples lines:
int Test(int d, int c,
char *dd){
// code...
}
The OnFindFunc function will receive it in one single line:
int Test(int d, int c, char *dd)
In this case, AddIn_FindSourceText function will fail.
AddIn_FindSourceText will fail anyway as Pelle explained.
I'm using your iContador var - strlen(buffer) - 2 to store the beginning of a function line. Then using
AddIn_SetSourceSel(hwndDoc, &range);
AddIn_ScrollSourceCaret(hwndDoc);
To move the caret to the right position.
John