Ctrl-Click then Ctrl-H about ideu

[circular17]

To make animated gif, in Linux terminal:
~/Vidéos$ ffmpeg -i video.mp4 -vf "split[s0][s1];[s0]palettegen[p];[s1][p]paletteuse" video.gif

Indeed you don't get the bug.

[fredvs]

To make animated gif, in Linux terminal:
~/Vidéos$ ffmpeg -i video.mp4 -vf "split[s0][s1];[s0]palettegen[p];[s1][p]paletteuse" video.gif

Nice trick and OOTB.
Many thanks, I will use it very soon.
[EDIT] See my previous post with video.
;-)

[fredvs]

Ok, I will check that.

[fredvs]

Here it works normally, CTRL+Click goes on source and CTRL+H goes back.
Even if repeat this many times.

Sorry but I dont understand this:

But now if I move the mouse, without clicking, it goes again into the second unit.

What goes again to the second units, what is that second units and how do you go to that unit without clicking? Sorry I dont understand, could you explain a few more?

[fredvs]

But now if I move the mouse, without clicking, it goes again into the second unit. Also Ctrl-H doesn't work anymore to go back.

But for navigate, you may use Ctrl-H to go back and Shift+Ctrl-H to go forward:

[circular17]

A video might help. So here I Ctrl-Click on mseclasses which get me to that unit. Then I press Ctrl-H and it goes back to main. Then I slightly move the mouse and it goes again into mseclasses.

[fredvs]

Many thanks for the video but I am still stocked.
I try here but nothing appends.

So following your video:

1. Click on mseclasses with Ctrl+Click ----> it goes to mseclasses source.
2. When I am in mseclasses, do Ctrl + H ----> it goes back to main.pas
3. Now in main.pas I move the cursor somewhere and click ----> nothing append (like it should).

So sure I miss something but what....

[circular17]

3. Move the cursor without clicking

[fredvs]

Here video.
(Huh, what do you use to record and save as animated gif?)

[circular17]

I can try to debug it. Where in the code are done the Ctrl-H and Ctrl-Click actions?

[circular17]

Oh in fact it seems the lamp is also creating this bug.

[fredvs]

Hello, ok, I will check this tonight.

[circular17]

Ok, see you

[fredvs]

Oh in fact it seems the lamp is also creating this bug.

Yep, with the lamp I can reproduce the bug.
Ok, good meat for tonight.

[fredvs]

Now I have doubt about the utility of the auto-list (lamp on).
I did it in the begin of ideU to do like Delphi does but maybe it is not needed, CTRL+Space or CTRL+Shif+Space is enough.

What do you think?

[circular17]

Now I have doubt about the utility of the auto-list (lamp on).
I did it in the begin of ideU to do like Delphi does but maybe it is not needed, CTRL+Space or CTRL+Shif+Space is enough.

What do you think?

I agree it is not needed. Maybe it can be that when you write "." then it shows automatically the list like Ctrl+Space. Or when you write "(" it shows the parameters like Ctrl+Shift+Space. But otherwise, that's really not necessary.

[fredvs]

Huh, with commit f6e127c it should be fixed.
Personally I use it, I dont have very good memory and it helps me a lot.
And I like to not be obliged to use a key and that it comes automatic.
But people way disable it with the lamp icon.

[fredvs]

By the way, did you try the auto-class completion?

You may try it with that: copy this code in your code:

type TMyButton = class(TButton)
    property Size: Integer;
    procedure DoSomething;
end;

Place the cursor-caret on class, do Shift+Ctrl+A and see what happens (and appends).

[circular17]

Oh ok so that's like Ctrl-Shift-C. I though it wasn't available because I tried with this shortcut.

[fredvs]

Oh ok so that's like Ctrl-Shift-C. I though it wasn't available because I tried with this shortcut.

Ha, of course you may assign the shortcut you want.
Is Ctrl-Shift-C the default normally used?
If yes, it could be changed as default in ideU too.

[fredvs]

If you click with the right button on the edit page, you will have a list with all the shortcuts available.

[circular17]

Is Ctrl-Shift-C the default normally used?
If yes, it could be changed as default in ideU too.

As far as I know that's the default in Lazarus. I don't know for other editors.

If you click with the right button on the edit page, you will have a list with all the shortcuts available.

Cool yeah I could browse a bit this menu.

[fredvs]

As far as I know that's the default in Lazarus. I don't know for other editors.

Hum, here it is used to copy cells.

[circular17]

Well one can find it in the menu anyway.

The problem with CTRL-H is solved. Congrats!