Change order of menu items to:
New
Open
Under close
Save
Reload
Print
Close
Quit

Rename label "Mask" to "Files mask".
By default show in QLineEdit symbol '*'

"/path/something.o contains mix of End Of Line symbols. It will be saved with '\n'" and a button without any label.

Window manager is awesome v3.4.12.

This is a "far and wide" area, but certainly the way Kate editor does it is nice.

As expected for a Qt program, Enki does not handle Ctrl+Shift+U.

Underlined "u" should appear and further typed hex digits should underlined. Pressing Space or Return should accept the input. For example, underlined "u10392" should convert to the character that looks like three black triangles _{(cannot insert it here because of Comment contains unicode characters above 0xffff github error)}. Backspace should erase hex digits. Erasing underlined "u" or pressing Escape should escape to normal input mode.

P.S. insert this and other funny characters like U+E0020 into Enki and see other bugs.

Add support for .rst files, and if possible an nice preview pane, same as the juicy screenshot on the website.

1. Settings->Application shortcut
2. "Print"
3. Mouse click at "Print"
4. Mouse click at "<X" button
5. Click a button with green tick
   • (BTW icon is displayed correctly for this buttion)
6. Can't set shortcut, it's already used by action 'History'

Actually I wanted to reassign it to "Display completions window" (like in Vim), but have not found "Display completinos" menu item.

i have to manually change the repo to lucid.

It is fine, if it's able to show results of previous searches in files.
I purpose add qlistwidget in dock "Search Results" in which display previous searched sentences.

If the OpenedFiles or FileBrowser dock widgets are visible in the "side dock", the only way to hide then is to close both, or select "hide all widgets" from the menu.

It would be nice to have a feature, same as Eclipse to collanse the side bar, probably with a button on the top somewhere

Create new code editor component.

Now work is in progress: https://github.com/hlamer/qutepart

It will:

• Highlight much more programming languages
• Support color themes
• Simplify Enki installation, because QScintilla will be excluded from the list of dependencies

1. Start type any phrase until auto completion show
2. Switch active window to another.
3. Menu visible is holding on top

Gnome - 2.30.2
Debian squezzy

There should be syntax highlight for Haskell code.

enki 12.08.5

Sometimes Enki does not detect that file is changed by external program (for example when editing sshfs-mounted files) and I need to change something back and forth to re-save the file. File->Save->Save should be just enabled always.

I've started searching in directory with millions files. And while this searching working, I would like search something in current document.
But now this leads to stop that searching.

To add a bookmark, CTRL+B is required.

I also like the way it works in Kate-editor.org, where

• clicking on the "space" next to the line number add a bookmark star
• clicking on the start removes the bookmark..

Another nice feature youls be to add a "background-color" to the "space" next the linenumber if there's a @todo: tag

1. Open some Makefile and README.md in Enki.
2. Place cursor at some random position
3. Press and hold some letter key.

What should happen
New characters appear at contact rate, CPU usage is little.

What happens
Makefile: new characters appear smoothly, but CPU usage by Enki is 90%
README.md: blocks of new characters appears with exponentially increasing delays, CPU usage by Enki is 100%. Closing preview pane does not speed up typing.

Hardware is EeePC with Atom N550 @ 1.50GHz.

The problem is: I want to close several files, so I go to "open files", I move the marker to the file which I want to close, I hit "Ctrl+W" -- the file is closed. Then I want to go to the next file in my list, that needs to be closed... but the editor got the focus, so I need to press "Alt+O" again, which is really inconvenient when I have to close 10-20 files.

It seems to me that after pressing "Ctrl+W" the focus should remain in "open files" window.

Align titles "Opened files" and "File Browser" to the left corner.

I am one of those who use dark colours when coding.

Perhaps theme-able like gedit..

A really low priority feature :)

Regards Falk

External tools for each language, i.e. javac/java for java language, bash for bash scripts, and so on.
When file is loaded, its type (for highlighting) is auto-detected, and external tools for file type are bound to hotkeys.

Add some pictures left to name of opened files.
Now on this area may placed image "File is modified", otherwise - file name looks like alone string.

How reproduce:

1. Select any work in main window.
2. Press Ctrl+F
3. Press F3 sometimes
4. Select another word
5. Press Ctrl+F
   Now in QListWidget "Search" previous sentence is absent.

1. Switch to replace mode
2. Type something over the existing text
3. Press backspace several times

What should happen:
Preferred: Old text gets restored and cursor moves back (like in Vim)
Not preferred: Spaces appear and cursor moves back (like in Emacs)

What happens:
Backspace works just like in insert mode, deleting character and shifting the rest of string left.

1. Create backups only after modification file and save it.
   Now it's create backups upon open - therefore I may have many useless backups.
2. For linux host I prefer adding symbol '~' for marking backups.

on trying to match my dark system theme, i change the pen and document color in the settings. Now i have a dark background and light text.

Question is where can i change the colors of the syntax highlighting? Since id need to change any black text to white now.

When I try move mouse pointer to any menu item - I am getting blink this item in black color for one second. After this blink menu looks normally.
http://saveimg.ru/show-image.php?id=b3b754ebea8c122bac998c98c0f155fa

Host:
Debian Wheezy
➜ kded4 -v
Qt: 4.8.2
KDE Development Platform: 4.8.4 (4.8.4)

Now if open directory with long file names, it will hard to distinguish its original name.
In Dock "Opened files" this tips are appearing.

What about Windows builds?

Moved from #41

Enki should be able to highlight other occurrences of the word under cursor in the visible part of file, like in NetBeans (or some). The highlighting should not come at expense of slowing down Enki, it should be with reasonable delays and be lower priority than typing (unlike some auto-command scripts for Vim).

I can't find syntax highlighting colour editing in Settings and have to select parts of the code to read it.

It is useful sometimes to view one code (header, for example) and write other code. Or view some table's header in little upper pane and edit table's data in lower pane.

Enki should support vertical window division (including opening the same file in both upper and lower panes).

Now if user wants to close file, he must open context menu or main menu.

Enki should support quick way to search current work forward and backward (like '*' and '#' in Vim). What is a word should depend on current syntax highlight mode, defaulting to what is \b in regexes.

Here is the crashlog:

http://paste.kde.org/531776/ (removed coredump was huge)

link works for 1day.

There should be syntax highlight for Clojure.

When deleting long lines content, which are folded to minimum two lines, only first Line gets deleted and others are "overwritten" by following lines (if any).

Orphan lines disappear, when changing to another application or typing any key

Expected behaviour:

• line gets deleted completely
• line numbering still correct
• orphan line don't show up

Steps to reproduce:

• Fill line with "asdf asdf asdf ..." until folded to next line
• Press SHIFT + POS1to mark complete line from end to beginning
• Press DEL or BACKSPACE

Possible fix:
Trigger redraw after deleting?

File->Editor->Colours

I see only 4 adjustable colours. There should be more.

For example I want to adjust that faint yellowish background of other matches of the text being searched to something more visible. I also don't see the relevant settings in ~/.enki/enki.json.

When opening a file using Locator, I expect to be able to navigate the file in currently visible list and press Enter to finally open it. Currently pressing down or up arrows makes Locator show main menu (or main menu with only "[f] PATH [LINE]" entry) or do nothing.

If up/down arrows conflict with Locator history, Ctrl/Alt/Shift/Whatever+up/down can be used.

I can open file to be created from command line (enki non_existent_file.c). But I can't do the same with Locator and File->Open.

Trying to do f dir/non_existing_file.c in Locator should open file to be created just like in enki dir/non_existing_file.c

May be for best clarify, change item "Expand/Collapse All" to checkbox and leave only label "Expand All".
By default, when search is complete, Enki will expand only first branch, but other it will collapse.

Reproduce:

1. Select any word
2. Press Ctrl+F
3. Press mouse pointer in any place of document
4. Press Esc

It would be nice if one could define a template for markdown preview in the configuration. This would be useful for any header information required for most of ones files, e.g. for MathJax:

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://cdn.mathjax.org/mathjax/latest/MathJax.js?config=TeX-AMS_HTML.js"></script>

When user searches word with Ctrl + <>, it shall be highlighted.
Probably, with different colour, or, with the same, as normal search

Reproduce:

1. Select any word in text
2. Press Ctrl+F or Crtl+Shift+F
3. Press Enter

Hi, there is a package to install enki on Archlinux:

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=61426

Other Archlinux users might find it useful. Maybe it could be added on the Enki installation Website (http://enki-editor.org/install-sources.html) ?

If trying to search in files, in backup-ed files (*.bak) it search too, but this is not necessary.

Menu is barely visible with my theme. It has gray letters on gray background. Others application use gray letters on black background in the menu.

1. When closing, I expect "Save checked", "Discard", and "Cancel close" to have Alt+S, Alt+D and Alt+C shortcuts (with S, D and C characters underlined on button labels).
2. I expect to be able to open main menu using Alt+F (or just Alt). In the menu itself some entries have underlined characters, some not...
3. A random thing: I can open "Preview" pane from View menu, but can't close it from menu. Usually such things are done as checkbox in the menu. How to close preview pane without using mouse?

Try to configure and work for some time in Enki without mouse (but putting aside the pre-existing knowledge of the Application Shortcuts).