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2026-02-23T11:35:20Z

Änderung übernommen aus altem Wiki von cg, 12.2.26

Cg: /* Use of an External Editor */

2024-05-14T13:36:58Z

Use of an External Editor

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	== Use of an External Editor ==		== Use of an External Editor ==
	If you prefer to use an external text editor, navigate to the externalTools Settings ("Extras" → "Settings" → "External Tools") and enter the path to your editor into the "''Code Editor''" field.		If you prefer to use an external text editor, navigate to the externalTools Settings ("''Extras''" → "''Settings''" → "''External Tools''") and enter the path to your editor into the "''Code Editor''" field.
	If that field is non-empty, an icon is shown in the elementary action's code page, which calls the configured editor on the current text.		If that field is non-empty, an icon is shown in the elementary action's code page, which calls the configured editor on the current text.
	<br>A very powerful editor for any operating System is [https://code.visualstudio.com/download VisualStudio Code],		<br>A very powerful editor for any operating System is [https://code.visualstudio.com/download VisualStudio Code],

Cg: /* Other Useful Functions */

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Other Useful Functions

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	== Other Useful Functions ==		== Other Useful Functions ==
	A number of functions are found under the "More" and "Tools" items of the popup menu.		A number of functions are found under the "''More''" and "''Tools''" items of the popup menu.
	Useful are:		Useful are:
	* ''Open WebBrowser on Selection'' - takes the selected text as an URL and opens a browser for it		* "''Open WebBrowser on Selection''" - takes the selected text as an URL and opens a browser for it
	* ''Open FileBrowser on Selection'' - dimilar for file names		* "''Open FileBrowser on Selection''" - dimilar for file names

	* Sort - sort the selected lines by various criteria (eg. column number)		* "''Sort''" - sort the selected lines by various criteria (eg. column number)

	* ''Insert UUID'' - to generate a new, globally unique identifiers		* "''Insert UUID''" - to generate a new, globally unique identifiers

	== Break- and Tracepoints ==		== Break- and Tracepoints ==

Cg: /* Editor Customization */

2024-05-14T13:34:04Z

Editor Customization

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 === Insert Mode vs. Overwrite Mode ===
 Is toggled via the popup menu of the "I"-insert indicator at the bottom right of the window, or under the "More" submenu of the context menu.
 == Break- and Tracepoints ==

Cg: /* Insert Mode vs. Overwrite Mode */

2024-05-14T13:30:27Z

Insert Mode vs. Overwrite Mode

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	=== Insert Mode vs. Overwrite Mode ===		=== Insert Mode vs. Overwrite Mode ===
	Is toggled via the popup menu of the "I"-insert indicator at the bottom right of the window.		Is toggled via the popup menu of the "I"-insert indicator at the bottom right of the window, or under the "More" submenu of the context menu.

	== Break- and Tracepoints ==		== Break- and Tracepoints ==

Cg: /* Changing the Keyboard Mapping */

2024-05-14T13:29:38Z

Changing the Keyboard Mapping

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	The editor's keyboard-to-command mapping is loaded at startup time from a file named "<code>keyboard.rc</code>" in the expecco installation folder. Once you get a little familiar with the syntax, you may even change the keyboard mapping and/or add additional macro functions to suit your personal preferences.		The editor's keyboard-to-command mapping is loaded at startup time from a file named "<code>keyboard.rc</code>" in the expecco installation folder. Once you get a little familiar with the syntax, you may even change the keyboard mapping and/or add additional macro functions to suit your personal preferences.
	Detailed information on how this is one in found in the [http://live.exept.de/doc/online/english/custom/TOP.html#KEYBOARD Smalltalk/X Documentation on Keyboard Customization].		Detailed information on how this is one in found in the [http://live.exept.de/doc/online/english/custom/TOP.html#KEYBOARD Smalltalk/X Documentation on Keyboard Customization].

			=== Insert Mode vs. Overwrite Mode ===
			Is toggled via the popup menu of the "I"-insert indicator at the bottom right of the window.

	== Break- and Tracepoints ==		== Break- and Tracepoints ==

Cg: /* Editor Functions and Keyboard Shortcuts */

2024-05-14T13:27:14Z

Editor Functions and Keyboard Shortcuts

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	\| Again \|\| <kbd>F8</kbd> \|\| Repeat the previous cut or replace operation. Implies a search for the next occurrence of the affected text.<br>This is a very useful function, eg. to replace multiple occurrences of a string by another, you double-click on the first, type over it, and press "''Again''" to repeat.		\| Again \|\| <kbd>F8</kbd> \|\| Repeat the previous cut or replace operation. Implies a search for the next occurrence of the affected text.<br>This is a very useful function, eg. to replace multiple occurrences of a string by another, you double-click on the first, type over it, and press "''Again''" to repeat. The right-button menu also contains an ''Again For All'' function, which repeats the last operation for every occurrence.
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Cg: /* Non Builtin (Bridged) Languages */

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Non Builtin (Bridged) Languages

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	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Python_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Python, Jython and IronPython]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Python_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Python, Jython and IronPython]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Ruby_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Ruby]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Ruby_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Ruby]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Smalltalk_Actions \| Smalltalk]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Smalltalk_Actions \| Smalltalk (eg. on a remote machine)]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#C Blocks (Bridged) \| C ]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#C Blocks (Bridged) \| C ]]

Cg: /* Non Builtin (Bridged) Languages */

2024-05-14T13:23:17Z

Non Builtin (Bridged) Languages

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	==== Non Builtin (Bridged) Languages ====		==== Non Builtin (Bridged) Languages ====

	For some languages a [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Actions \| bridge framework]] is provided. Bridges setup a communication channel to an external language interpreter. This interpreter is started once, when the very first such action is to be executed, and kept alive. So any internal state of the interpreter (open files, protocol channels, objects or frameworks) can be ~~accessible~~ by later actions.		For some languages a [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Actions \| bridge framework]] is provided. Bridges setup a communication channel to an external language interpreter. This interpreter is started once, when the very first such action is to be executed, and kept alive. So any internal state of the interpreter (open files, protocol channels, objects or frameworks) can be accessed by later actions.

	For NodeJS and Python, debugging support is partially implemented or being developed.		For NodeJS and Python, debugging support is partially implemented or being developed.

Cg: /* Non Builtin (Bridged) Languages */

2023-09-11T10:08:16Z

Non Builtin (Bridged) Languages

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	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Groovy_Language \| Groovy / Java]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Groovy_Language \| Groovy / Java]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_NodeJS_Actions \| Node.js]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_NodeJS_Actions \| Node.js]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#~~Bridged_Python_Actions~~ \| Python, Jython and IronPython]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Python_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Python, Jython and IronPython]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#~~Bridged_Ruby_Actions~~ \| Ruby]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Ruby_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Ruby]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Smalltalk_Actions \| Smalltalk]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Smalltalk_Actions \| Smalltalk]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#C Blocks (Bridged) \| C ]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#C Blocks (Bridged) \| C ]]

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	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Python_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Python, Jython and IronPython]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Python_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Python, Jython and IronPython]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Ruby_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Ruby]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Ruby_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Ruby]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Smalltalk_Actions \| Smalltalk]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Smalltalk_Actions \| Smalltalk (eg. on a remote machine)]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#C Blocks (Bridged) \| C ]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#C Blocks (Bridged) \| C ]]

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	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Groovy_Language \| Groovy / Java]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Groovy_Language \| Groovy / Java]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_NodeJS_Actions \| Node.js]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_NodeJS_Actions \| Node.js]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#~~Bridged_Python_Actions~~ \| Python, Jython and IronPython]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Python_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Python, Jython and IronPython]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#~~Bridged_Ruby_Actions~~ \| Ruby]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Ruby_Blocks_.28Bridged.29 \| Ruby]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Smalltalk_Actions \| Smalltalk]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#Bridged_Smalltalk_Actions \| Smalltalk]]
	* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#C Blocks (Bridged) \| C ]]		* [[ElementaryBlock_Element/en#C Blocks (Bridged) \| C ]]