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In article <mwron-7597D8.14170625082003@enews.newsguy.com>,
 MW Ron <mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote:

> Some Editor Features:

How about a delete entire line key?

C'mon, Ron. I've been waiting since gold 9... I've seen the deaths of 
two of the three targets I need... I probably won't upgrade to the next 
Codewarrior until 10 or so, but throw me a bone here! :)

In article <sdfisher-8D3B5B.11161728082003@news.vf.shawcable.net>,
 Steven Fisher <sdfisher@spamcop.net> wrote:

>In article <mwron-7597D8.14170625082003@enews.newsguy.com>,
> MW Ron <mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote:
>
>> Some Editor Features:
>
>How about a delete entire line key?
>
>C'mon, Ron. I've been waiting since gold 9... I've seen the deaths of 
>two of the three targets I need... I probably won't upgrade to the next 
>Codewarrior until 10 or so, but throw me a bone here! :)

I'll add it as a suggestion

Ron

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Steven Fisher wrote:

> In article <mwron-7597D8.14170625082003@enews.newsguy.com>,
>
> How about a delete entire line key?
> 
> C'mon, Ron. I've been waiting since gold 9... I've seen the deaths of 
> two of the three targets I need... I probably won't upgrade to the next 
> Codewarrior until 10 or so, but throw me a bone here! :)

I've got a plugin that does this, but its for the CW Windows IDE only. 
Mail my Metrowerks address (below) to get a copy.

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Ben Combee wrote:
> Steven Fisher wrote:
> 
>> In article <mwron-7597D8.14170625082003@enews.newsguy.com>,
>>
>> How about a delete entire line key?
>>
>> C'mon, Ron. I've been waiting since gold 9... I've seen the deaths of 
>> two of the three targets I need... I probably won't upgrade to the 
>> next Codewarrior until 10 or so, but throw me a bone here! :)
> 
> 
> I've got a plugin that does this, but its for the CW Windows IDE only. 
> Mail my Metrowerks address (below) to get a copy.

Darn. I need Mac.

Although... I do use the Windows IDE occasionally, and it's there that I 
*really* miss this key because I fall into Borland keyboard shortcuts 
and get hopelessly confused when they don't work.

Email sent... :)

MW Ron wrote:

> I'll add it as a suggestion

Yeah, that's what I was told back at Gold 9, too! (Actually, I think it 
was 6 or 7 for some reason.)

*slinks off* :)

In article <mwron-0595AA.23144728082003@enews.newsguy.com>,
 MW Ron <mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote:

> I'll add it as a suggestion

For deleting an entire line, I just use triple-click backspace. (or if 
you don't like moving your hands off the mouse: triple-click, drag to 
trash.)

As long as you're adding suggestions, I'd like:

A "Find" command that works in the currently active panel of the main 
debugging window: I want to search in the stack trace pane, and I want 
to search in the local variables pane.

and:

A "Find" command that works in a Debugger's Variable or Array window. If 
you've got a struct with lots of fields, it would be nice to use Find to 
scroll to a specific field, rather than trying to find it by eyeball.

and

a Find Previous - convenient way fo finding the _previous_ occurance of 
a search string in the file, since we already have a Find Next. Now, I 
have to remember the line number, go back to the top, and Find Next 
until I'm back at my starting place, and remember what the previous 
match was. Pretty tedious.

In article <oster-753712.23240728082003@news.sf.sbcglobal.net>,
 David Phillip Oster <oster@ieee.org> wrote:

> A "Find" command that works in a Debugger's Variable or Array window. If 
> you've got a struct with lots of fields, it would be nice to use Find to 
> scroll to a specific field, rather than trying to find it by eyeball.

Type-select works now.

> a Find Previous - convenient way fo finding the _previous_ occurance of 
> a search string in the file, since we already have a Find Next. Now, I 
> have to remember the line number, go back to the top, and Find Next 
> until I'm back at my starting place, and remember what the previous 
> match was. Pretty tedious.

Command-shift-g.

meeroh

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In article <oster-753712.23240728082003@news.sf.sbcglobal.net>,
 David Phillip Oster <oster@ieee.org> wrote:

>
>As long as you're adding suggestions, I'd like:
>
>A "Find" command that works in the currently active panel of the main 
>debugging window: I want to search in the stack trace pane, and I want 
>to search in the local variables pane.
>
>and:
>
>A "Find" command that works in a Debugger's Variable or Array window. If 
>you've got a struct with lots of fields, it would be nice to use Find to 
>scroll to a specific field, rather than trying to find it by eyeball.
>
>and
>
>a Find Previous - convenient way fo finding the _previous_ occurance of 
>a search string in the file, since we already have a Find Next. Now, I 
>have to remember the line number, go back to the top, and Find Next 
>until I'm back at my starting place, and remember what the previous 
>match was. Pretty tedious.

Added as suggestions.

Ron

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In article <macdev-F21763.02532029082003@senator-bedfellow.mit.edu>,
 Miro Jurisic <macdev@meeroh.org> wrote:

> In article <oster-753712.23240728082003@news.sf.sbcglobal.net>,
>  David Phillip Oster <oster@ieee.org> wrote:
> 
> > A "Find" command that works in a Debugger's Variable or Array window. If 
> > you've got a struct with lots of fields, it would be nice to use Find to 
> > scroll to a specific field, rather than trying to find it by eyeball.
> 
> Type-select works now.
> 
> > a Find Previous - convenient way fo finding the _previous_ occurance of 
> > a search string in the file, since we already have a Find Next. Now, I 
> > have to remember the line number, go back to the top, and Find Next 
> > until I'm back at my starting place, and remember what the previous 
> > match was. Pretty tedious.
> 
> Command-shift-g.
> 
> meeroh

Thank you for pointing these out to me.

-- David Phillip Oster

In article <oster-753712.23240728082003@news.sf.sbcglobal.net>,
 David Phillip Oster <oster@ieee.org> wrote:

> For deleting an entire line, I just use triple-click backspace. (or if 
> you don't like moving your hands off the mouse: triple-click, drag to 
> trash.)

Another method that I use a lot is to shift left or right (Cmd-] or 
Cmd-[), which will select all of the text on a line after after changing 
the tabs, and then you can simply hit the delete key.

-- 
Isaac Wankerl
Metrowerks
Mac Software Developer

In article <oster-753712.23240728082003@news.sf.sbcglobal.net>, David
Phillip Oster <oster@ieee.org> wrote:

> a Find Previous - convenient way fo finding the _previous_ occurance of 
> a search string in the file, since we already have a Find Next. Now, I 
> have to remember the line number, go back to the top, and Find Next 
> until I'm back at my starting place, and remember what the previous 
> match was. Pretty tedious.

Isn't that just shift-(whatever)?

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