fpc/ide/text/TODO

Bugs/Problems:
- The unindent doesn't work when a tab char is in front of the line. Tab
  chars should be ignored in this case.
- Files without extensions can't be opened using the open dialog (even
  not with a trailing .)
- fix function locatefile in fputils (always returns '' currently because
  the result of locatesinglefile is simply discarded). This causes (at least
  under Dos) an RTE 3 if you try to open several files in different directories

From Marco:
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1 When cursor is at column 1, and you press cursor left, you don't go to the end of
        the last line.
  This isn't the behavior of the TP IDE maybe it should be supported
  only with an option (FK)

2 When you go beyond the last
        character on a line, you keep on moving instead of free cursor move
3 If you press down (or up), and the new line is less full then the current, you
   don't end up on the last written character, but somewhere in the void.

Since 2 and 3 are probably a matter of taste. Maybe an option
        "relaxed cursor movement" o.s.s.

4. ctrl-K g option. (scans the windows for an active block and
         - if only one block defined, copy block to active window
         - If more blocks defined prompt for number of window to copy from.)

5 Can the dialogs (specially the file open) get somewhat bigger in 80x50?  space
        enough. (I now use this mode, and except for this it seems to work ok)


and definitely the most annoying one:

6 ctrl-T sometimes deletes in blocks, and even when no blocks are defined, it
doesn't work right! (check BP. But also e.g. Qedit and Pegasus has this key.
Joe is an exception however)

Rough description:
- When pressed on a character n alphanumerical character ('a'..'z','A'..'Z','0'..'9') it should
delete all alphanumerical characters until next non alphanumerical character.
- When pressed on a space or tab it should delete all space and tabs until
   a normal character (anything but space and tab)
- When pressed on neither spacetab nor alphanumeric (so. '!'..')',[',']',\'  linefeed, etc)
        ctrl-t acts the same as delete.

Another bad one (for wordstar fanatics like me)

7 ctrl-k t  (define block on word) marks a block, but the block can't be copied.

8  (related to 7?) ctrl-k c only works if the defined blocks is visible. If you press
        page-down a few times, it doesn't work anymore. Ctrl-k v (move) works fine however.

--- Ideas ---

 * Integrated source beautifier (fully configurable)
 * Add some other classes to syntax highlight
   (eg. highlight standard Pascal types, etc.)
 * ASCII-table for inserting chars not accessible thru keyboard
 * Binary->source (const table/array) converter