Extra Key Configuration

kcl

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There is already a key config for Editor "Word Left" and "Word Right" - can you include a Editor key config for "Line up" and "Line down"?
 
Thank you Patrick. I'll check it out. The method to my madness with the key config is that I want to use the "vi" editor style of moving around, one character left and right and line up and line down, without using the mouse.
 
Hi, this sound interesting. I tried, but there are some questions.
1. Setup said 'Install failed'. But the plugin is visible in PLSQL Dev.
2. Executing Up and Down does nothing if the current linie is not highlighted. Why?
3. I highlight a part of the current line and only this part is moved. Confusing!
4. I highlight the complete line and the complete line is moved. But the highlight is removed. So i must highlight again!
5. What's the diffeerence between Move and Move Copy.? I see none.
Thank You
Regards
 
patch said:
... You can download my MoveLines plugin for this...
Patch, undoubtably, you're great in developing useful PLSD plugins!
But.
It is hard to imagine, what should do the plugin, which weight is 4.5 Mb, and it's Setup.exe of 16.5 Mb!!! Maybe, it contains hidden "Doom" in it? :)
Please don't be offended, but a few years ago I've compiled for myself a "compound" plugin, which consists of: Toggle readonly + Toggle notification + Easy bookmarks. And it's size is 5 Kb for x64 version!
 
Sorry, forgot to mention. @kcl can't you move line using macros:
End, Shift+Home, Shift+Del, Up, Shift+Ins
?
 
@Jens:
1) Try running a administator. Has something to do with privileges
2) It moves the highlighted text only. There is a preference (about -> preference) to always move/copy the full line
3) see above
4) The is a preference to 'keep selection'
5) move just moves the line, copy copies the line. Only when registered.
@Lost:
It does contain Doom ;-) No, seriously, the about and settings windows are the reason the filesize explodes.
I could perhaps make lightweight plugins, where you would have to edit the settings yourself. Maybe, someday, when I can find the time.
 
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