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(Qtscript) and Related TeXWorks Scripting (QtScript) and related 1 / 307 Current Writing Activity 2012 05 14th Thursday (NZST) 2012 08 26 Cursor Position... Added note from http://code.google.com/p/texworks/source/detail?r=1019 regarding new cursor position property requested by Jonathan Tomm ... http:// code.google.com/p/texworks/issues/detail?id=592 TW.target.cursorPosition() 2012 05 14 Spelling functions: Spell Checking Global Variables — Un-setting Global variables: Globals 2012 03 (March) (small fixes) 2012 02 12th Thursday Added note to section heading for TW.target Window functions and procedures. Added note to TW.target.showSelection() Updated launchFile(QString) with http:// information Added Build in Update Checking 2012 01 11th Wednessday Wrote up new TW.script. properties introduced by Stefan Löffler in r.952 (.fileName, .title, .description, .author, .version) Script properties (fileName etc) Script property TW.script.fileName now depreciates __FILE__ 2011 11 06th Sunday Updated the TW.target text category text. balanceDelimiters() ... toggleCase() ... More details, some examples, and presentation upgrade. 2011 08 23rd Tuesday 2 / 307 System and File access advices updated... Use with care a write or system call could damage a User's system. 2011 08 1st Monday Updated set_syntax.js Hook script and various under TeXworks as a QtScript editor Fixed leading numeral problem in tag outline regular expression in Worked Example - Consistently Filling Drop Down Boxes etc 2011 07 31st Sunday Wrote up working examples of using TW.system() calls and LaTeX \immeadiate \write18{} Getting Take Aways (sending out) - TW.app.system() JabRef - MySql - Bibliographies - Using php to return text Worked Example - Consistently Filling Drop Down Boxes etc 2011 07 23rd Saturday 24th Sunday 26th Tuesday Mention of new 'free' JavaScript e-books Special mention: Eloquent JavaScript A Modern Introduction to Programming Added details on a simple naming convention for working between .js and Qt Creator and .ui, and auto-opening the correct dialogue to work on. Script/Interface Naming General update over Api, added file overview File Functions, Procedures and Properties Updating TW.app and TW.target sub entries Tw.app tree slightly reorganised to place most Don't Use items in separate area. TW.target File and Find/Replace entries updated. General update all over. Yet to update PhpJs Function List and TeXworks as a QtScript editor and its associated listed files. Updated setSyntaxColoringMode(QString) 2011 06 23rd Thursday 3 / 307 Added a small explanatory example at the top of JSON TW.result and TW.target.consoleOutput 2011 06 22nd Wednesday Updated UI Dialogue/Form Scripts to include .deleteLater() for forms/dialogues and a possible approach to initialisation and finalisation details. Updated progressDialog 2011 05 14th Saturday Wrote introduction to using Qt Creator to make GUI forms for scripts, and handling signals (initialisation and finalisation), and objects in script. UI Dialogue/Form Scripts Revamped pages under heading TeXworks as a QtScript editor Various corrections during last month. 2011 04 17 April Updated information for system(QString) examples updated helper_twPan.mod 2011 03 14 Monday )NZST) Added in JavaScript Garden a fine description of Javascript - QtScript language family - must read! Note: Qt have their own modifications to the Object prototype http://doc.qt.nokia.com/ latest/scripting.html and specifically http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/scripting.html#prototype- objects-and-shared-properties JavaScript Garden Intro Objects The prototype hasOwnProperty Functions How this works Closures and references The arguments object Scopes and namespaces Constructors 4 / 307 Equality and comparisons Arrays The Array constructor The for in loop The typeof operator The instanceof operator Type casting undefined and null Reasons against eval setTimeout and setInterval Automatic semicolon insertion Put updated source file on web 2011 03 12 Saturday (NZST) Completed noting unusable signals / methods as per Saturday, 1 January 2011, 2:42:26 p.m. (SL) Writing up Tw.target 2011 02 13 Sunday (NZST) Started on openFileFromScript(QString,int,bool) 2011 02 12 Saturday (NZST) Started writing up the message and input boxes: message boxes critical(QWidget*,QString,QString) information question warning progressDialog(QWidget*) get User Input get Text TW.getItem - get List Choice get Numerical Input getInt(QWidget*,QString,QString,int,int,int,int) getDouble(QWidget*,QString,QString) Setting Preferences Scripts Management 2011 02 10 Thursday (NZST) Various edits and additions in the last week. 5 / 307 CHM and PDF available at http://twscript.paulanorman.com/docs/index.html http://twscript.paulanorman.com/ 2011 01 26 Wednesday (NZST) Writing up system(QString) Examples yet to be added 2011 01 25 Tuesday (NZST) Redrafted panTw and loading modules Added panTw - bibleNamesAbrvs array of names and abbreviations getBibleVersion() getDate Moved creation of PhpJs ($P) into top of panTw (also means that panTw can use PhpJs in scope) and left PhpJs able to be created separately from panTw id panTw not in use. Updated makeScript.js to reflect changes. Updated existing scripts that used either panTw or PhpJs to reflect the fact that panTw creates PhpJs automatically. Preparing to release Tw modules for panTw and PhpJs. 2011 01 17 Monday (NZST) Updated copyright notices. Updated and moved helper modules. User 'Library' Modules and helper objects download being prepared. 2011 01 16 Sunday (NZST) Edited TW.app.applyTranslation(QString) added tr - Turkish TW.app.cursorFlashTime TW.app.doubleClickInterval 2011 01 13 Thursday (NZST) Up to TW.app.applyTranslation(QString) 6 / 307 2011 01 04 Tuesday (NZST) Various fixes ad updates. 2011 01 03 Monday (NZST) Wrote up adding file extensions to the File Open dialogue under: TeXworks as a QtScript editor list in texworks-config.txt Inserted more of Stefan's comments. Wrote up some commands. 2011 01 01 Saturday (NZST) Happy New Year - Every One! Wrote up TWScriptAPI::launchFile Inserted a number of Stefan's comments. 2010 12 19 Sunday (NZST) updated syntax-patterns.txt updated pan_Tw.mod updated tag-patterns.txt updated PhpJs twPan twConst msgBox Made correction to getOpenFileName() Set message box constants get User Input 2010 12 15 Wednessday (NZST) File Functions readFile() writeFile() Return Values for Status Globals Default Conversion from Qt Script to C++ 2010 12 14 Tuesday (NZST) File Functions Globals 2010 12 13 Monday (NZST) 7 / 307 Writing up hook scripts. Automatic Hook Scripts 2010 12 12 Sunday (NZST) Been bogged down with TW.getItem() returning unexpected values last week or more. Taken up a lot of time. See http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/ viewthread/2280 and TW mailing list http://tug.org/pipermail/ texworks/2010q4/003487.html Done some basic tasks on Api Working through TW.app.getFileName(s) etc... getOpenFileName() and forward. 2010 11 23 Tuesday (NZST) Completed initial skeleton of TW api functions properties tree Prepared OpenOffice document of above - for Stefan to fill in notes. 2010 11, 21 Saturday (NZST) Working on syntax patterns for using Tw as editor for QtScripts Writing introduction to Tw as a Script IDE TeXworks as a QtScript editor tag-patterns.txt for Tag tree Window function myFunctionName() and //%: blah blah as tagged display information (All of these sections are a work in progress!) 2010 11, 19 Friday (NZST) Working on syntax patterns for using Tw as editor for QtScripts Made some of the needed key words and did some trials. syntax-patterns.txt 2010 11, 11 Thursday (NZST) Tim Caswell ( http://howtonode.org/ ) has given permission for his articles on Object design and usage to be used in these notes. Working on TW.target target 8 / 307 2010 11, 10 Wednessday (NZST) Working on TW.target target made batch script (see TW ) to explore .h and .cpp in TeXWorks source. Example of TW.target documentation here Stefan Löffler Am 2010-07-27 02:53, schrieb Paul A Norman: Writing libraries for 2 Aug common code... from Paul A Norman<paul.a. hide details 7 Nov (5 days [email protected]> ago) to "Discuss the TeXworks front end." <[email protected]> date 7 November 2010 00:38 subject Re: [texworks] Scripting: import libraries, retrieving saving text. web location, Api mailed-by gmail.com Ok, as discussed earlier (August), here is a little bit of progress on sharing notes, experiences, and information on Tw Scripting. This is just a start - but even some of the Tw Api structure is in place ready for filling out. The table of contents gives an idea of where I am aiming (book marks in the .pdf, or left hand TOC links in the .chm) This is very much from our experiences with QtScript, so there is not much that is Python or Lua specific. Links to the .chm and .pdf are at the top left hand column of this page here: http://twscript.paulanorman.com/ Any early feedback would be appreciated thanks. Paul - Show quoted text - Reply show details 9 Nov (3 days ago) Paul A Norman to Discuss Got a bit more done on the TW.target hierarchy. Stefan, I'll be able to pass you the source for all that once its useful - even as an Open Office document or LaTeX from there, but if you're not using MS Windows, the actual help generator may run under WINE but would require a couple of things if it would work there at all. If you still have access to Windows I can give you the .hnd file for HelpNdoc, that will all end up on the web with the 'finished' help any way. 9 / 307 Any one with any Scripting Api or related notes, even if rough, please throw
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