garyfritz wrote:

garyfritz wrote:Hm, if I double-click on a function name in the lower-right pane, it jumps to the end of the file instead of taking me to that function. Any guesses?

It's not consistent. I realized I could jump to the first two functions in the file I was editing, but double-clicking on any other functions went to the end. I tried a second file and double-clicking on the functions didn't do ANYthing. I tried a third file and the function navigation worked fine. Then I went back and tried the first two files and THEY worked fine. ?? I restarted SciTE and everything worked fine. So... mystery bug. I'll let you know if I can characterize it better.

NeoTrader wrote:hi AnotherBrain

AnotherBrian wrote:Doesn't work for me on Win7. I have to drag the EA onto the chart again to make it reload.
I've confirmed by file time stamp that the compiler puts the file in the correct location.
What to do.....

This works for me in Win7 64bit without problems...but my MTcrap directory is in the root of C:\ and not in "Program Files(x86)" for the update of MTcrap after a compile I also needed to download the C++ Redistributable from Microsoft...link is here.

happy weekend,

NeoTrader

AnotherBrian wrote:

NeoTrader wrote:hi AnotherBrain

AnotherBrian wrote:Doesn't work for me on Win7. I have to drag the EA onto the chart again to make it reload.
I've confirmed by file time stamp that the compiler puts the file in the correct location.
What to do.....

This works for me in Win7 64bit without problems...but my MTcrap directory is in the root of C:\ and not in "Program Files(x86)" for the update of MTcrap after a compile I also needed to download the C++ Redistributable from Microsoft...link is here.

happy weekend,

NeoTrader

Nope - didn't do it for me
For me its not really a big deal as I don't code that much... but I'd still like to figure this out!!

garyfritz wrote:Great work, w633!

Question: I didn't want all the .ex4 files to show up in the file browser. I tried editing the "*.*" at the top to "*.mq4" but that doesn't seem to filter the files. I looked in SciTEGlobal.properties and tried changing line 406 (if PLAT_WIN ; all.files=All Filess(*.*)|*.*|) to *.mq4, and that didn't change anything that I saw.

Does/can the file browser filter files like that, and if so, how do I get it to work? If not, no worries, this is a minor complaint. Not worth you trying to fix.

w633 wrote:yes it can, it's just not very intuitive. On the file list, select any .mq4 file and do right click, you'll see a context menu pop-up, one of the selection is "Only current ext", select it and you are done.

w633 wrote:Obviously the editor needs some rework to not look so corny, but... it'll be a while

w633 wrote:OK, I've registered features / defects everyone reported here to http://code.google.com/p/scite-mql/issues/list. Now I'll tackle it one by one...

If anybody finds anything or have anything to add feel free to post it here or create a new issue on google code.

lucklogic wrote: One feature request - Can we have a undo and redo button as the original editor. These are really useful especially when an error is made and you can reverse until all is well again

lucklogic wrote: I am have great difficulty in opening some target files. It seems to be ignoring some mq4 designated files and opening them in a monochrome green colour (no colour difference)

It then will not save as a MQ4 file. So it is not recognising the file as the correct type

In the terminal editor, the same files can be opened and saved without problem

Now why is that ?