Where one door opens, another one closes (said someone) and in this
situation i mean view, because there's no event for closing a view only
opening one, so please add this :c
### Problem description
Simply adds an **EventViewClosed** to match the pre-existing
**EventViewOpened**. Also fixes the issue where EventViewOpened wouldn't
trigger for windows that were popups (even if they are technically a
View.
### Implementation description
I mirrored the current functionality of EventViewOpened for closing.
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Co-authored-by: paxcut <53811119+paxcut@users.noreply.github.com>
Also fixes two bugs:
1) error messages not staying visible
2) uncaught exception when struct name is duplicated.
A lot of the code using coordinates for start and end has been moved to
use Selections instead. Created more string manipulation code that uses
utf8 indices aka Coordinates directly. This makes implementing editing
functions easier by not having to go back and forth from string indices
to char indices and back. Currently, the substring, erase and []
operator support coordinates and str indices.
The error was caused when the search for the closing delimiter extended
past the last token in the sequence, which happened because the initial
increments before the loop starts were not being accounted for in the
loop ending condition. This was fixed by decrementing the limit of
possible steps to account for the initial steps taken.
Problem was that a recent commit allowed any subview window to become
the current subview with focus which also included the context menu
popup. The fix is to list all the subviews that can acquire focus so
that they are the only ones that will be detected by the menu condition.
I noticed that an earlier fix was missing parenthesis, so I checked a
file of a big size and used a segment size of 1 and only 3 digits were
being displayed in spite of needing 6.
The error occurred because only one of two subviews (the text editor or
the console) were allowed to report having focus. By extending this
functionality to all subviews, each one can use its own set of shortcuts
thus fixing the problem.
