Re: Two new modes at jedmodes

[Joachim Schmitz <js@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I just tried to use recent.sl with jed-0.99-16. I put recent.sl and 
circle.sl
from http://jedmodes.sourceforge.net/ to my jed/lib

in my .jedrc

  variable RECENT_FILES_LIST = ".jedrecent";    % or other
  variable MAX_RECENT_FILES  = 20;              % ditto
  variable MAX_HISTORY_ENTRIES = 15;
  Restore_Last_Session = 1;
% Load recent.sl (assuming it is in the JED_LIBRARY path)
  require("recent");

when starting xjed I got

S-Lang Error: undefined Name: Restore_Last_Session is undefined
I changed
  Restore_Last_Session = 1; to
  variable Restore_Last_Session = 1;
now I get:

S-Lang Error: Invalid Parameter: Array index 0 ([-2:-2]) out of allowed 
range [0->]

I didn't try it with jed-B0.99-15



--On Freitag, August 02, 2002 10:36:42 +0200 Guenter Milde 
<G.Milde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Dear Jedies,
>
> I just uploaded two modes to the JMR (http://jedmodes.sourceforge.net/)
>
> recent 2.0 (this is based on Guidos nice recent files mode)
>
> % Provide easy access to recently opened/saved files.
> %
> % Version: 1.0.1. by Guido Gonzato, <ggonza@xxxxxx>
> %
> %          2.0    by Guenter Milde <g.milde@xxxxxx>
> %                 *  Use a circular array -> no hidden recent buffer
> %                 *  Rearrange entries to have last opened/saved first
> %                 *  Save to file only at exit -> less writing
> %                 *  Save last cursor position
> %                 *  Support for "restore last session"
> %
>
> navigate.sl
>
> % "history feature" (recent visited buffer) known from many browsers.
> %
> % Store info about the last visited buffer with any buffer switch.
> % Navigate between the recently visited buffers with Alt+Arrow.
>
> This is triggered by Dinos walk.sl mode. The main difference is, that the
> switch_active_buffer_hook is used, so there is no need for any mode using
> it to do anything -> the user decides to use it by loading navigate.sl.
> It is not called history.sl due to a naming clash on jmr.
>
> TODO: Restore automatically created buffers (help, char_table, dired, ...)
>
>       Make the restoration configurable:
>          - restore closed buffers without asking (current behaviour)
>          - ask, whether a closed buffer should be reopened
>            (sensible, when you want walk back several steps - do you
> really            want to open all buffers on the way?)
>          - close restored buffers again, when just stepping over
>            (no need for additional interaction but a slight overhead).
>
>          -> What would you like to be the default? Should these two be
>          independent or just three choices of on custom variable?
>
>
> Try them out, enjoy (hopefully) and tell me what you think...
>
> Günter
>
> --
> G.Milde at physik.tu-dresden.de
>
>
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen                              Joachim Schmitz
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