Re: [Anjuta-list] Tools editor

[Erwan Becquet <becquet cnam fr>]

Hi,

I use tools since yesterday and everything is ok. I just donwloaded and
installed last version and I must say that the list of variables is very
useful !

But (there is always a but ;-)), at least two little things would be 
cool

1) Be able to add an input at run-time of the tool, sthing like a 
checkbox
   in editor, saying "need arg" or not and open a popup window for the 
arg,
   ability to name this arg & so the popup window would be cool too. 
To clear
   what is in my mind, think of "commit project" where you can enter 
log
   message and revision. Btw, maybe a # variable of args would be cool 
?

2) Just a fancy feature, be able to add a separator before user-defined
   tools, add new menus at top-level, creating sub-menus etc... Enhance
   the flexibility for inserting menu points.

Here it is. Thanx.

Erwan.

Le 2002.12.12 11:53, Biswapesh Chattopadhyay a écrit :
> All
>
> I've just committed numerous small fixes/enhancements to the tools
> stuff
> (almost all features are now working, and there is also a full-fledged
> tools editor with online help).
>
> > It compile now and it is very cool . I had in a few seconds
> everything
> > I need ...
>
> Please let me know if there are things you'd like to do but cannot due
> to limitations of the tools framework, so that we can enhance it to
> better suit everyone's needs. I'd especially like to get feedback from
> people in unusual environments (e.g. using a different build system,
> printing framework, etc.) to know if the tools framework allows them
> enough customization of the interface.
>
> > Just a thing in the pull-down list for working directories there is
> > top.proj_dir instead of top.proj.dir
>
> Fixed. Thanks.
>
> > And, just to know, where can I find a complete list of anjuta
> variables
> > like current.filename etc... ?
>
> The list of all variables (I *hope* - I might have missed some) along
> with their meanings and current values can be seen by clicking on the
> 'Help' button of the tool editor (you need the latest CVS version for
> this to work).
>
> Rgds,
> Biswa.