Posted 18 years ago
by Karl Grambow
Hi,
I'm using SyntaxEditor v4.0 on .NET 1.1 (Win XP).
I found a minor outlining bug that is best described by going through the steps to duplicate.
1. Open the test application and start the SDI Editor Quick Start.
2. Change the language to SQL.
3. Immediately prior to the "Variable Declarations" region create a new region (e.g. --region test).
4. Press Enter and close the region with an end region token (i.e. --end region).
5. Press enter a couple of times to put some space between the two regions.
6. Now, select the begin region token (--region test) and delete it using the Delete key.
7. Then do the same with the end region token.
On carrying out step 7, the next collapsible region ("Variable Declarations" in this case) loses its plus sign so it cannot be expanded. Double-clicking on it though will still expand it.
Interestingly, if you miss step 5 the problem doesn't occur.
Regards,
Karl
I'm using SyntaxEditor v4.0 on .NET 1.1 (Win XP).
I found a minor outlining bug that is best described by going through the steps to duplicate.
1. Open the test application and start the SDI Editor Quick Start.
2. Change the language to SQL.
3. Immediately prior to the "Variable Declarations" region create a new region (e.g. --region test).
4. Press Enter and close the region with an end region token (i.e. --end region).
5. Press enter a couple of times to put some space between the two regions.
6. Now, select the begin region token (--region test) and delete it using the Delete key.
7. Then do the same with the end region token.
On carrying out step 7, the next collapsible region ("Variable Declarations" in this case) loses its plus sign so it cannot be expanded. Double-clicking on it though will still expand it.
Interestingly, if you miss step 5 the problem doesn't occur.
Regards,
Karl
