This is probably not as drop-in-place as what you were after… but JTextPane supports rich text and HTML. Its trivial to get it to display rtf or html, just set the encoding type before you fill it with content. As for making the little “B” and “I” etc style-modifying buttons, well if it came down … Read more
You can use the Add folder to Project… item on the Project menu to open a folder in the current Sublime Text 2 window. With Sublime Text 2, a project is always open, even if it is anonymous and unsaved.
Select multiple lines and use the Comment with Line Comment (Ctrl+/ in the default keymap on Windows, can be changed in Settings | Keymap). There is also Comment with Block Comment that works for file types that have special style comment for code blocks (not applicable for .htaccess).
To fill-in a couple of missing steps: Open the settings.json file (see below for location of this file) Add a comma to the last entry (before the closing brace }) Paste-in: “workbench.colorCustomizations”: { “editor.selectionBackground”: “#e788ff”, //Current SELECTED text “editor.selectionHighlightBackground”: “#ff0000”, //same content as the selection “editor.findMatchBackground”: “#00cc44a8”, //Current SEARCH MATCH “editor.findMatchHighlightBackground”: “#ff7b00a1” //Other SEARCH MATCHES … Read more
View > Appearance > Show Status Bar Screenshot from version 1.42.0 At version 1.4, go to View-> Toggle status bar
In your settings.json .vscode add this line: “editor.fontWeight”: “bold”
First of all, There’s already a really nice plugin that does that and much more, it’s called BufferScroll Buffer Scroll is a simple Sublime Text plug-in which remembers and restores the scroll, cursor positions, also the selections, marks, bookmarks, foldings, selected syntax and optionally the color scheme. Trying to answer your question, I did a … Read more
Autocomplete is enabled by default when you use “<” and your tag and then hit enter. So if you enter <p and then hit enter it will finish out the tag pair for you… where you will end up with <p></p> and your cursor will be in the middle. You can change this to tab … Read more
Try typing ^Q. ^S and ^Q are the default “stop” and “start” characters in the tty settings. (vim should be manipulating the tty settings so control-S doesn’t stop output, but I’ve seen systems where it doesn’t. Yes, it’s annoying.)
Put “set multibuffer” into ~/.nanorc or start nano with -F. Toggle this inside nano with alt-F. You can now read files into their own buffer with ctrl-R. Use alt-comma and alt-period to go forward and backward in the file list.