From: Chris Hulan <chris.hulan@...>
Date: 2008-11-05T12:03:25+09:00
Subject: Re: project manager panel in SciTE

On Nov 4, 12:28 pm, Li Chen <chen_...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Chris Hulan wrote:
>
> > My impression from the site is the tool knows how to speak to SciTe
> > throught its APIs
> > I haven't actually used it, so can't speak from experience.. If I can
> > finmd some time I'll give it a try.
> > Are you getting errors?
>
> > Cheers
>
> No I get no errors for Filerx.
>
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Hi, finally had a chance to try it out.
Its not the most intuitive UI, but I was able to open the help file
after downloading it.
Maybe you should try it again. I am running on WinXP, if your on a
differnt win flavor
that may be part of the problem(?)

After extracting the app, it initially gave me errors on start up,
couldn't find scintilla.dll
I added the scite dir to my path and fixed that, but it still wouldn't
open any file in scite.
After a bit of digging I discovered the filerx.ini (in the same dir as
filerx.exe) has a setting
specifying the path to scite.
It seems this file is set with values from the developers
environment.  I changed the path to mine and
things started to work (at least I could open files with scite from
filerx.) So have a look at this file and
adjust the paths to match your environment.

Not sure if the app is worth the pain.  You might be better of trying
out Netbeans, or Ruby in Steel, or even Eclipse (but I am currently
using eclipse for Python, and not really enjoying it)

cheers
Chris