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[wingide-users] What is this other blue line?Wing IDE Support support at wingide.comFri, 31 Jan 2003 14:21:57 -0500 (EST)
On Fri, 31 Jan 2003, Dave Aitel wrote: > I've attached a png file for you to see - but with the latest version of > my (licensed) Wing IDE, I get this interesting little line. It doens't > seem to be hurting anything, but I'd like to know what it is. :> The png didn't come through (your email had no attachment; could be our mailing list software strips them). But I think I may know what you're talking about... if on the surface of the editor in the indentation part of the source then it's the suspicious / non-uniform indent indicator. You can convert or correct files with non-uniform indentation style using the Indentation Manager from the Source / Indentation menu. If that's not it, then send me the png directly. > Also, is there any way to set the Browser to Gnome's default rather > than Netscape Communicator? Yes, there are preferences for this. See this email thread from earlier this month: http://wingide.com/pipermail/wingide-users/2003-January/001280.html (note need for both gui.url-display-cmds and gui.file-display-cmds to be set, as is described between the two emails from tech support) > Also, is there any way to set the backspace character to work like it > does in Emacs? (I.E. like shift tab does now) Yes, open up your keymap.normal (or keymap.emacs file, if you're using emacs mode) from within your Wing IDE installation and change this line: 'BackSpace': 'backward-delete-char' to this: 'BackSpace': 'backward-tab' Then restart Wing. Stephan Deibel -- Wing IDE for Python Archaeopteryx Software, Inc Take Flight! www.wingide.com
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