I do not recall the steps to activate a sound scheme, but I recall putting instructions in the EdSharp history of changes file, which is accessible via the Help menu. Otherwise, I hope Jim Homme can help, since it is a scheme that he uses and contributed to the EdSharp distribution.
The \s token you mentioned stands for white space characters in a regular expression, but it is not a token in a typical C string. The \s token means a space, tab, vertical tab, carriage return, line feed, or form feed character in a regular expression. If you intend a space character for indentation, you should be able to use a literal space character.
Jamal On 1/7/2011 7:26 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
Hi all, I just updated edSharp to the latest version. I rely heavily on the Sounds4stuff jaws scheme since I work in Python, but this latest update seems to have broken the scheme. Sounds for edit fields, menus, buttons, and so on still work, but my indentation sounds are gone. I even set the edSharp indent character to \s instead of \t, but nothing changed. Does anyone have an idea of what I could try? I installed the optional scripts, which I did not do last time, but I doubt that would make a difference since the rest of the scheme works as it did before. On a related note, the indent level query, alt-i, does not work. Despite my indent character being \s (I use spaces, not the tab key), all lines report an indent level of 0.
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