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Pedro Felipe 6 Jun 10 at 3:03am

Thank you,
I followed the steps of the tutorial and the operation was immediate.
Keep up the good work.
[] ‘S
Pedro Felipe

Vin 28 Oct 10 at 4:02pm

How do I use the Global Library?… I see a Lib folder and global json file…but what do I do, so gEdit will read from a library?…

thanks!

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As you can see, the global.json is practically an empty json file (it just completes MIT and LGPL). On the other hand, a far better example of library is asp.json. The static key, holds a bunch space-separated values which are used as options to complete words while you are typing. Identificators are regular expressions used to detect the type of an instance. Once a class is detected, members are used as options to the instance type when tokenSeparator is pressed.

Messias 5 Jan 11 at 3:27pm

Olá Fábio! Parabéns pela abordagem desse assunto.
Gostei de saber que alguns plugins do gedit estão funcionando no windows.
Gostaria de saber de você quais são as chances do quickhighlightmode rodar em ambiente win32.
Estou tentando aqui, mais por enquanto sem sucesso. Não entendo nada de python :)…
Desculpe-me escrever em português, mas vi que você é Brasileiro,…, então acho que vai entender…
Valeu! Abraço!

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Olá Messias,

Não tenho nada contra a língua portuguesa, apenas acho que, do ponto de vista do open source, a divulgação e compartilhamento dos comentários ficam prejudicados se o texto não estiver em inglês que é "mais universal". Dei uma olhada no plugin e acho que o motivo dele não funcionar no Windows é, provavelmente, a dependência do glade. O pessoal do gedit está abandonando a utilização do glade para facilitar a distribuição do editor em outros sistemas operacionais, então basta remover esta dependência codificando o plugin para utilizar os componentes basicos do GTK diretamente. Sinta-se a vontade para fazer esta alteração, de qualquer forma pretendo reescrever também este plugin em breve.

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nagaozen

RonC 25 Jan 11 at 0:08am

Oi, nagaozen —

We are to copy from the Repository to local folders/directories as follows:
3. Copy both … \lib folder and … \settings.json to C:\Program Files\gedit\share\gedit-2\plugins\autocomplete

I don’t see a file named ‘settings.json’ in the GIT Repository. Should it be there?

The other file, I can find. Please tell me how I should proceed.

Thanks!
Ron

RonC 25 Jan 11 at 0:15am

Sorry — can’t edit — “The other file” should read, “The folder”. This is in reference to’ \lib’ .

Will this BBS generate an E-mail to the provided address, where an answer is available?

RonC 28 Jan 11 at 8:54pm

The question I Just asked was about MS Windows — this one is about installing your plug-in in Linux:

The directions at Github direct the user to install by copying the plug-in into ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins. This directory doesn’t exist in Ubuntu 10.04. Have you any other suggestions?

I made guess and copied it elsewhere, but maybe my guess was wrong, because autocomplete doesn’t appear in gedit’s plug-in menu. Your advice will be appreciated.

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Turns out that this guide has been released with gedit autocomplete 0.10.0 and the one in the master is gedit autocomplete 0.11.0. I've made a new guide to the new version. You can check it at Installing gedit with autocomplete 0.11.0 in Windows 7

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