Viktor Szakáts wrote:
> 
> I agree to go standard, rather than replicating 
> such a very niche editor like xMate. Harbour's 
> goal isn't to create an xMate copycat. Probably 
> there is a good middle ground between making 
> xMate users happy and not cut off everyone else.
> 

Keyboard Mappings is all about this.
User can configure it to his working habits.
What is the issue there ?




> I'm a little confused about how complicated that 
> simple thing as selection is made into in HBIDE.
> 

:-) Very well said...

I would like if you come up with a thought how to 
go beyond end of line in Qt. It is a very simple feature 
in almost all major editors, including xMate and MultiEdit,
rest I don't know.

I can accomplish only to the extent base API allows.
Yet I could mange to implement "column" selections. Also 
"persistency" is never a feature of cut/copy operations.
So to achieve all this, it had been a bumpy ride, probably
some Windows GUI developer may be able to comment 
on this point more accurately.



> BTW, Far Manager's editor is extremely simple, 
> yet quite powerful. Two selection modes: stream/line 
> (shift+arrows), block (alt+arrows), copy, cut, 
> paste and delete selection. There is also a setup 
> option to make selection persistent (I use it 
> that way). That's it.
> 
> [ Having to click on a toolbar icon to change 
> selection mode is not very good idea IMO. ]
> 

It has two modes and those I explained are inbuilt 
in Qt, stream == inbuild, line == quiet easy.
Also in GUI mode you have two ways, keyboard and mouse,
increasing the complexity.

You can configure it in Keyboad Mappings, API is there.




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        Pritpal Bedi 
http://hbide.vouch.info/
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