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use editors run selection action for the context menu
* file-editor-tab.cc (constructor): initialize flag for octave file;
(update_lexer): set flag for octave file;
(set_file_name, handle_copy_available, change_editor_state):
editor_state_changed signal uses flag for octave file;
* file-editor-tab.h: flag for octave file, also used in editor_state_changed
* file-editor.cc (create_context_menu): add action for running selection;
(handle_editor_state_changed): gets flag whether file is an octave script,
enable run action and run selection action depending on selection and file
type;
(add_file_editor_tab): connect editor_state_changed to
handle_editor_state_changedwith new third parameter;
* file-editor.h: handle_editor_state_changed has a new third parameter
* octave-qscintilla.cc (contextMenuEvent): run selection is added by the edtior
| author | Torsten <ttl@justmail.de> |
|---|---|
| date | Fri, 16 May 2014 20:01:27 +0200 |
| parents | 3a93af21d206 |
| children | a6d13c62fccf |
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