line numbers and tab sizes in the script editor

if I could see the line and column the cursor is currently on while editing scripts (and other things for that matter) I would save quite a bit of time.

and while I'm on the subject, I haven't noticed an option to change the tab sizes from the default of two.

thanks,

-dave

line numbers and tab sizes in the script editor

To indent my java code, I use tabs.

For instance:

if (blah == blah2) {
  dosomething;
  didit;
  if (blah == blah2) {
    dosomething;
    didit;
  }
}

By default the screen-scraper builtin text editor is using a tab size of two spaces, but I like three (programmers just gotta have their way, eh?)

thanks,

-dave

BTW, editpad works like a charm :D

line numbers and tab sizes in the script editor

Hi Dave,

Thanks for the suggestion. I've added it to our list. I have to admit, screen-scraper doesn't make for a great text editor. When I use it I always have an external text editor handy that I make liberal use of. I personally use EditPad ([url]http://www.editpadpro.com/[/url]). Others like Crimson Editor ([url]http://www.crimsoneditor.com/[/url]) and TextPad ([url]http://www.textpad.com/[/url]).

Also, could you clarify what you mean regarding the tab sizes?

Thanks,

Todd Wilson