mmm... are you sure there isn't some kind of extension on your keyboard? ctrl+i makes sense to me because it is near ctrl+u so I guess the other combination that makes sense is ctrl+alt+u.
Are you sure it creates the tabulator in arduino itself? because I think the ide should trap the ctrl+i before the tabulator.
karlok:
The shortcut CTRL+I prints a tabulator in Notepad, too.
And I prefer using CTRL+some key instead of pressing three keys and what about letting the user change the setting in the configuration file?
Oh, you are correct! I checked the ctrl+i quickly, but if you select the text it adds the tab. What about Ctrl+Y ?
I can add the setting (as a last resource) but for the moment I prefer to keep this simple.
For all these TI loves I modded the Energia IDE with the same fixes/improvements:
All this afternoon I fighted with some stuff in the TI toolkit (similar problem with the official ide when I updated winavr and I noticed how to fix the Arduino version so PATH will be no required now in some future version, this means 0 dependencies or system modifications now)
It would be nice to be able to load a hex file using the Arduino IDE and UNO as ISP. I have read in another thread that a person should just use AVR Dude but, it would make my life easier to do it with the IDE.
eried:
If you need that bug, you can replace the rxtxSerial.dll file with the one from the official IDE package
Just to voice another vote for keeping a way to reset the board by a IDE switch.
In my case I do remote development (sitting in my warm room with the arduino some miles away I a cold garage) and I love the reset feature.
Reset board when serial monitor opens? or via another way? what do you think? will be a setting in preferences.txt enought?
cyclegadget:
It would be nice to be able to load a hex file using the Arduino IDE and UNO as ISP. I have read in another thread that a person should just use AVR Dude but, it would make my life easier to do it with the IDE.
In my thoughts the menu would be like this:
load Uno with ISP sketch
select load hex with UNO
open hex file
select upload hex to target board
Any thoughts?
How the step 3 fits with the ide? where that option should be invoked in your idea?
Quote from: cyclegadget on February 13, 2013, 08:26:24 PM
It would be nice to be able to load a hex file using the Arduino IDE and UNO as ISP. I have read in another thread that a person should just use AVR Dude but, it would make my life easier to do it with the IDE.
In my thoughts the menu would be like this:
load Uno with ISP sketch
select load hex with UNO
open hex file
select upload hex to target board
Any thoughts?
How the step 3 fits with the ide? where that option should be invoked in your idea?
Eried thanks for your response.
Perhaps 3) should say select the hex file to upload.
At the moment for a person to upload a hex file, they have to use an ISP and AVRDude. Then, the user needs to type command prompts for the process to work properly. I find it to be a confusing process...although I may need to learn how it is doing anyway.
I think it would be great if the IDE made the process easier for the user similarly, to uploading sketches using ISP.
Thank you for all your efforts! Your AER IDE is my absolute favorite!
cyclegadget, for sure I can add that but I need more details.
I don't use any of these functions (I use "copy hex file to clipboard" and then paste it in an external programmer app, then only click verify and upload in my external app) so I need to know the process completely, how you do it now manually, what are the "pre" conditions, like com port should be selected? board selection changes something? etc, does the manual way shows some progress bar I need to parse into the ide? etc,etc better if you do some screencast recording
hole:
A "Reset" Button placed on the Serial Monitor window would be far more elegant.
That sounds better, will attempt to add a reset button in the next version. Also now I can add signed win 8 drivers so, no more warning
Hey,
There's a font from Adobe called Source Code Pro.
Very suitable for programming and coding.
Even the zeros have a dot in the middle so a capital "O" definitely looks like an "O".
More info: http://blogs.adobe.com/typblography/2012/09/source-code-pro.html
In the preview, font size is set to 20.
Download:
It's so good, you might want to include it in the Arduino ERW as the default font type.
NicksonYap:
Hey,
There's a font from Adobe called Source Code Pro.
Very suitable for programming and coding.
Even the zeros have a dot in the middle so a capital "O" definitely looks like an "O".
More info: http://blogs.adobe.com/typblography/2012/09/source-code-pro.html