get the red color from the editor if aa methods gets really long. Eg I have an initialization of a dictionary with 50 or so elements and have put them into one method of course it's getting very red. Anyway it's just something like this add: Element add: anotherElement .... So no program logic at all just one element added after the other. I found I can still lint with a pragma, but still the editor is "red" That really gets on my nerves. So what can I do to stop this "reddening"? Regards Friedrich
On 21 Nov 2014, at 11:03, Friedrich Dominicus <frido@q-software-solutions.de> wrote:
get the red color from the editor if aa methods gets really long. Eg I have an initialization of a dictionary with 50 or so elements and have put them into one method of course it's getting very red.
Anyway it's just something like this
add: Element add: anotherElement ....
So no program logic at all just one element added after the other.
I found I can still lint with a pragma, but still the editor is "red"
That really gets on my nerves. So what can I do to stop this "reddeningâ? There is a preference
Set the warning limit of source code pane By default, the value is 350 Put a negative value to disable in the Nautilus category in the settings browser Marcus
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