gedit-autotab - Project Hosting on Google Code

Earlier this year Oct 23, 2009 issue 8 (Gtk.statusbar.remove is depreciated) changed by kristoffer.lunden - Status: Accepted Owner: kristoffer.lunden Labels: Priority-Low −Priority-Medium Status: Accepted Owner: kristoffer.lunden Labels: Priority-Low −Priority-Medium Oct 18, 2009 issue 8 (Gtk.statusbar.remove is depreciated) reported by bart.kroon - Seems that Gtk.statusbar.remove is renamed to remove_message. I got depreciation warnings for line 63 and 109. http://osdir.com/ml/svn-commits-list/2009-06/msg05351.html Using Ubuntu 9.10 beta. Seems that Gtk.statusbar.remove is renamed to remove_message. I got depreciation warnings for line 63 and 109. http://osdir.com/ml/svn-commits-list/2009-06/msg05351.html Using Ubuntu 9.10 beta. Sep 27, 2009 issue 7 (Subsequently indented lines aren't counted) changed by kristoffer.lunden - Applied to subversion, and new release (0.6) made with the fix. Thanks for the help! Status: Fixed Owner: kristoffer.lunden Applied to subversion, and new release (0.6) made with the fix. Thanks for the help! Status: Fixed Owner: kristoffer.lunden Sep 27, 2009 autotab-0.6.tar.gz (Auto Tab 0.6 for Gedit) file uploaded by kristoffer.lunden - Labels: Featured Labels: Featured Sep 27, 2009 gedit-autotab-0.6.tar.gz (Auto Tab 0.6 for Gedit) file uploaded by kristoffer.lunden - Labels: Featured Labels: Featured Sep 27, 2009 r21 (Added patch from issue#7, indentation counting. Also updatin...) committed by kristoffer.lunden - Added patch from issue#7 , indentation counting. Also updating CHANGELOG for releasing 0.6 Added patch from issue#7 , indentation counting. Also updating CHANGELOG for releasing 0.6 Jul 28, 2009 issue 7 (Subsequently indented lines aren't counted) reported by danielfalk22 - Let's say a file looks like this: [2 spaces] [4 spaces] [4 spaces] [4 spaces] The autotab algorithm should see this as having 4 lines with 2-space indentation. Instead it doesn't count the last two lines because the text is not further indented. Instead, if the indentation doesn't change, the last indentation value count should be incremented. Patch included. Let's say a file looks like this: [2 spaces] [4 spaces] [4 spaces] [4 spaces] The autotab algorithm should see this as having 4 lines with 2-space indentation. Instead it doesn't count the last two lines because the text is not further indented. Instead, if the indentation doesn't change, the last indentation value count should be incremented. Patch included. Mar 08, 2009 r20 (CHANGELOG: Special case Makefiles so they are always using t...) committed by kristoffer.lunden - CHANGELOG: Special case Makefiles so they are always using tabs CHANGELOG: Special case Makefiles so they are always using tabs Mar 08, 2009 r19 (Update README with current information) committed by kristoffer.lunden - Update README with current information Update README with current information Mar 08, 2009 r18 (Special case Makefiles so they are always using tabs) committed by kristoffer.lunden - Special case Makefiles so they are always using tabs Special case Makefiles so they are always using tabs Older Dec 14, 2008 issue 6 (highlight inconsistent tabs/spaces) changed by kristoffer.lunden - Agree that it could be useful. :) Status: Accepted Labels: Type-Enhancement Priority-Low −Type-Defect −Priority-Medium Agree that it could be useful. :) Status: Accepted Labels: Type-Enhancement Priority-Low −Type-Defect −Priority-Medium Dec 14, 2008 issue 6 (highlight inconsistent tabs/spaces) reported by kostmo - For a document that is classified as using "tabs", it would be nice to highlight any "spaces" at the beginning of a line that don't belong there, or vice versa. For a document that is classified as using "tabs", it would be nice to highlight any "spaces" at the beginning of a line that don't belong there, or vice versa. Sep 19, 2008 r17 (Tagged 0.5 release. ) committed by kristoffer.lunden - Tagged 0.5 release. Tagged 0.5 release. Sep 19, 2008 r16 (0.5 CHANGELOG) committed by kristoffer.lunden - 0.5 CHANGELOG 0.5 CHANGELOG Sep 19, 2008 issue 5 (AutoTab does not work until gedit is restarted) Status changed by kristoffer.lunden - Thanks for the help! I've uploaded a new version with the fix. Status: Fixed Thanks for the help! I've uploaded a new version with the fix. Status: Fixed Sep 17, 2008 issue 5 (AutoTab does not work until gedit is restarted) commented on by honglilai - Sorry for taking so long to respond. But yeah, it has been fixed in SVN. Thanks. :) Sorry for taking so long to respond. But yeah, it has been fixed in SVN. Thanks. :) Sep 03, 2008 issue 5 (AutoTab does not work until gedit is restarted) changed by kristoffer.lunden - I just realized that the latest version does have a minor difference, see issue #4 . Can you try the svn version, or try the fix mentioned in issue #4 ? I had assumed that it was a harmless fix that could wait, but if that fixes your problem I'll release a new version immediately. Thanks for you help! Status: Accepted Owner: kristoffer.lunden I just realized that the latest version does have a minor difference, see issue #4 . Can you try the svn version, or try the fix mentioned in issue #4 ? I had assumed that it was a harmless fix that could wait, but if that fixes your problem I'll release a new version immediately. Thanks for you help! Status: Accepted Owner: kristoffer.lunden Sep 01, 2008 issue 5 (AutoTab does not work until gedit is restarted) commented on by honglilai - I did the same thing, though for me it didn't work. After step 5 I pressed Tab and I expected it to insert 2 spaces (the file's indent style), but it inserted a hard tab instead (the gedit indent style). I'm also using the latest version. I did the same thing, though for me it didn't work. After step 5 I pressed Tab and I expected it to insert 2 spaces (the file's indent style), but it inserted a hard tab instead (the gedit indent style). I'm also using the latest version. Sep 01, 2008 issue 5 (AutoTab does not work until gedit is restarted) commented on by kristoffer.lunden - Thanks for the report! I can not immediately reproduce this. To be perfectly clear that we both did the same thing, here's how I tried to reproduce: 1. Deactive AutoTab in Preferences->Plugins 2. Close Gedit, making sure all instances are gone 3. Start Gedit 4. Activate AutoTab in Preferences->Plugins 5. Open a randomly chosen code file For me, this worked. The opened files were showing the correct indentation size. I am using the same version of the plugin as the last that is available to download. If I've misunderstood, please explain further. I'd like the plugin to be as bugfree as possible, and help is appreciated. :) Thanks for the report! I can not immediately reproduce this. To be perfectly clear that we both did the same thing, here's how I tried to reproduce: 1. Deactive AutoTab in Preferences->Plugins 2. Close Gedit, making sure all instances are gone 3. Start Gedit 4. Activate AutoTab in Preferences->Plugins 5. Open a randomly chosen code file For me, this worked. The opened files were showing the correct indentation size. I am using the same version of the plugin as the last that is available to download. If I've misunderstood, please explain further. I'd like the plugin to be as bugfree as possible, and help is appreciated. :) Aug 30, 2008 issue 5 (AutoTab does not work until gedit is restarted) reported by honglilai - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Start gedit without the Autotab plugin activated. 2. Activate AutoTab. 3. Open a document. Notice that the indentation size is not changed as it should be. It's not a bad bug, but it should be at least documented. At first I was wondering why nothing happens - until I restarted Gedit. What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Start gedit without the Autotab plugin activated. 2. Activate AutoTab. 3. Open a document. Notice that the indentation size is not changed as it should be. It's not a bad bug, but it should be at least documented. At first I was wondering why nothing happens - until I restarted Gedit.

issue 5 (AutoTab does not work until gedit is restarted) commented on by kristoffer.lunden - Thanks for the report! I can not immediately reproduce this. To be perfectly clear that we both did the same thing, here's how I tried to reproduce: 1. Deactive AutoTab in Preferences->Plugins 2. Close Gedit, making sure all instances are gone 3. Start Gedit 4. Activate AutoTab in Preferences->Plugins 5. Open a randomly chosen code file For me, this worked. The opened files were showing the correct indentation size. I am using the same version of the plugin as the last that is available to download. If I've misunderstood, please explain further. I'd like the plugin to be as bugfree as possible, and help is appreciated. :)

Thanks for the report! I can not immediately reproduce this. To be perfectly clear that we both did the same thing, here's how I tried to reproduce: 1. Deactive AutoTab in Preferences->Plugins 2. Close Gedit, making sure all instances are gone 3. Start Gedit 4. Activate AutoTab in Preferences->Plugins 5. Open a randomly chosen code file For me, this worked. The opened files were showing the correct indentation size. I am using the same version of the plugin as the last that is available to download. If I've misunderstood, please explain further. I'd like the plugin to be as bugfree as possible, and help is appreciated. :)

Earlier this year

Older