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do you want syntax highlighting for code typed in scribus? |
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Yes, syntax highlighting for code typed in scribus would make coders very happy. I noticed https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwidgets-richtext-syntaxhighlighter-example.html might make the plugin easier. The reasoning behind the scrollable "code frame" is to allow a smaller section of the linked code to be viewed but still allow the overall page to contain lots of notes and object like diagramming w/o being taken up by the code listing in the "code frame". As it is scrollable, you could still see it's contents. Attached is a mockup done in Onenote. Scribus is so close and really the only program out there that comes could blow Onenote away. No other note programs have the drawing over the document features I realize the scrollable feature might not be in line with its strength in desktop publishing. Maybe if the scroll-to parameter given as a property would determine what the set scrolled content view snapshot used when saved to publishing formats such as a pdf or other format. Great appreciation for listening! -Lee image.png (164,538 bytes) |
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based on http://forums.scribus.net/index.php/topic,3258.msg15240.html#msg15240 i've started https://github.com/aoloe/scribus-script-repository/tree/master/syntax-highlight i will do a presentation on it in a couple of weeks, so it will work for python code very soon... concerning the "scrollable" part: scribus is for printing... i don't think it's such a good idea to use it for taking notes that will be consumed on screen. if it works for you, it's fine, but i'm not sure that adding features that do not fit in a print workflow is a good idea. |
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I was able to do exactly what I want with Wysiwyg Web Builder and msg passing to iFrames w/ Prism highlighter. When I get time I will build Scribus and add this using QT's extra features and the example highlighting mentioned. I strongly think the scrolling window( w/ Syntax highlight) frame type has merit in scribus for compact notetaking. br -Lee |
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