Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread Colin Holgate
That comment is talking about inertia, which is something you can turn off. I didn’t though, just setting the scrolling to only go 1 line instead of 3 is manageable enough. > On Dec 24, 2015, at 6:12 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote: > > We've been here before: >

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread J. Landman Gay
We've been here before: I'm fond of that post. On 12/24/2015 4:41 PM, Jerry Jensen wrote: +1 My eyesight is not great and this is a continuing problem for me, even with non-large scripts and editor

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread Jerry Jensen
+1 My eyesight is not great and this is a continuing problem for me, even with non-large scripts and editor window. .Jerry > On Dec 24, 2015, at 8:59 AM, Ray wrote: > > Seasons Greetings on Christmas Eve! > > Does anybody know how to scroll just one line per mouse-wheel movement > through the

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread Lyn Teyla
Ray wrote: > Does anybody know how to scroll just one line per mouse-wheel movement > through the script editor window? > > I typically view several thousand lines at a time. Each push of the little > scroll wheel on my mouse produces an abrupt 'jerk' of 10 or 15 lines. It's > really hard on

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread J. Landman Gay
I suspect the scroll wheel is sending multiple rawKeyDown messages per scroll unless you are able to be very precise when you do it. On December 24, 2015 2:17:36 PM CST, Ray wrote: >Peter - thanks for the idea. I've tried it along with a few variations > >on it but unfortunately to no avail.

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread Colin Holgate
In the stack revscripteditor.rev there are two places where a constant is set. I’m not sure how you safely convert a palette stack into an ordinary stack, make changes, and convert it back, especially when it’s the script editor you’re messing with! But, a hex editor did the trick nicely. If yo

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread Scott Rossi
Hi Ray: Try this in a script that you can insert or remove from the front: on rawKeyDown K if short name of the target is not "script" then pass rawKeyDown if ("stack" && quote & "revNewScriptEditor") is not in long owner of the target then pass rawKeyDown put effective textHeight of the

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread Ray
Peter - thanks for the idea. I've tried it along with a few variations on it but unfortunately to no avail. I can see it getting trapped but for some reason my script editor window always jumps about 5 or 6 lines when I scroll one notch using the mouse wheel. Any ideas? I'm experimenting wi

Re: Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread Peter M. Brigham
Try this (untested). Put the following into a frontscript. Watch for email-induced linebreaks. on rawkeydown n if not (the name of the selectedfield contains "revNewScriptEditor") then pass rawkeydown if the optionkey is down then pass rawkeydown -- use optionkey to return to usual scr

Scrolling Smoothly through Large Scripts

2015-12-24 Thread Ray
Seasons Greetings on Christmas Eve! Does anybody know how to scroll just one line per mouse-wheel movement through the script editor window? I typically view several thousand lines at a time. Each push of the little scroll wheel on my mouse produces an abrupt 'jerk' of 10 or 15 lines. It's