From: "Simon Kröger" <SimonKroeger@...>
Date: 2005-09-28T06:14:10+09:00
Subject: Re: [ANN] RDE 1.0.0 released

thanks for your effort!

i tried your script, it says:

ExMarks.FindMark.Visible property changed to 08 (from 09)

and if i restart the underlines are gone. (Yeah!)

If i select Ruby->EndOfDefun or Ruby->BeginningOfDefun they are back.

So, hmm, i still think there is nothing to "debate with the other
user(s)" of my machine...

But thanks again, i guess we are getting closer!

cheers

Simon

daz wrote:
> Kroeger Simon (ext) wrote:
> 
>>Hi Sakazuki,
>>
>>thanks for your reply.
>>
>>[some minor snippage]
>>
>>cheers
>>
>>Simon
>>
> 
> 
> In summary, the author has recognized that you have an
> option enabled which only could have been enabled from
> one of the beta versions.  In the final release, the
> checkbox has been hidden, so it can't be accessed via
> the Editor Properties tab to enable OR disable it.
> Please continue this debate with the other user(s)
> of your machine ;)
> 
> Meanwhile, here's what's up in the Windows registry:
> 
> In Regedit - this branch:
>  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\RubyDE\TEditor\EditorProp
>  has the binary type subkey 'EditorProp' within that.
> 
> <<This option is *not* recommended because there's a
>  possibility of INSERTING a byte which will cause
>  some kind of crash in RDE, at least>>
> You could fish about for (Modify) the string:
>   'ExMarks.FindMark.Visible'
> - which is directly followed by a single-byte value.
> An EVEN value signifies Off, ODD signifies On (set).
> If ODD, it needs to have a value ONE LOWER.
> <<.../>>.
> 
> -OR- (perhaps the safest way)
> 
> You could rename the key like you did with the other
> one.  RDE should rebuild it, so all settings will
> revert to their defaults.
> 
> -OR- (for the adventurous)
> 
> This script ought to do it ...
>  (assumes you have the necessary authorisation):
> 
> Use at your own risk, of course, but I've used
> it to set and reset the flag and compared the
> registry exports before and after.
> Care has been taken to do *nothing* rather
> than cause harm.
> Any other changes you have made will be preserved.
> 
> I imagine Sakazuki-san will be very nervous
> if/when he sees this (... understandably).
> Your software warranty may be invalidated :-)))
> 
> 
> #=================================================#
> #            RDE_FindMark_reset.rb                #
> #                                                 #
> ##    Warning: Updates the system registry ...   ##
> ##    Backup the registry first, for safety ...  ##
> ##         Do NOT run while RDE is open          ##
> ##  (i.e. RDE writes to the registry on close )  ##
> 
> require 'win32/registry'  # standard library
> ACC = Win32::Registry::Constants::KEY_ALL_ACCESS
> 
> RDE_branch = 'Software\RubyDE\TEditor\EditorProp'
> RDE_Ed_key = 'EditorProp'
> property   = 'ExMarks.FindMark.Visible'
> 
> Win32::Registry::HKEY_CURRENT_USER.open(RDE_branch, ACC) do |reg|
>   reg_typ, reg_val = reg.read(RDE_Ed_key)
>   chg = false
>   if ( pos = reg_val.index(property) )
>     pos += property.length
>     ck = [reg_val.length, reg_val.hash, reg_val[pos]]
>     reg_val[pos] &= ~1   #  RESET Property
>     if ( ck[0] == reg_val.length ) and ( ck[1] != reg_val.hash )
>       # Update registry value
>       reg.write(RDE_Ed_key, reg_typ, reg_val)
>       chg = true
>     end
>   end
>   if chg
>     puts '%s property changed to %02x (from %02x)' %
>             [property, reg_val[pos], ck[2]]
>   else
>     puts 'Property not found /or/ not changed'
>   end
>   print 'Press <RETURN/ENTER> ... '
>   STDOUT.flush
>   STDIN.gets
> end
> #=================================================#
> 
> To run:
>   Double-click from Explorer should do it (?)
> 
> the long way (from command line):
> 
>    C:\WINDOWS> cd D:\ruby\RDE\TEMP
>    C:\WINDOWS> D:
>    D:\ruby\RDE\TEMP> ruby RDE_FindMark_reset.rb
>    ExMarks.FindMark.Visible property changed to 08 (from 09)
>    D:\ruby\RDE\TEMP>
> 
> 
> daz
> 
> 
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