Mollusk IDE v1.90 -- April Update

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' this line is already commented -- should it UNcomment when this block is toggled?
anotherLineOfCode()

    Added:
      New (nicer-looking) 'Finder' browser on Mac sidebar
      New 'Toggle Comments' hotkey (Ctrl+/ or Cmd+/)
      The 'Projects' sidebar now saves your vertical scroll position
    Fixed:
      Code files clicked in the 'Help' browser now open inside Mollusk
      Bug when loading sidebar font settings
      Many sidebar quirks, especially in 'Projects' and 'Explorer/Finder'
      Small memory leak at exit
    Removed:
      Cmd+H 'Replace' hotkey on Mac (so you can use the OS 'Hide' hotkey)

Added:
  'New File' and 'New Folder' in Explorer/Finder right-click menu
  Setting to hide/show hidden files + folders in Projects sidebar
  Setting to hide/show hidden files + folders in Explorer/Finder sidebar
  'Browse' button (next to Folder Up button) in Explorer/Finder sidebar
  Setting to hide/show Light + Dark Theme (bulb) icons in toolbar
  Basic highlighting/build support for "monkey2" files
  Ability to customize recognized source extensions (see saved INI file)
  'Apply' keyboard shortcut to settings window (Ctrl+Enter)
Changed:
  Projects and Explorer/Finder sidebars now use OS native icons
  Split Toolbar and Sidebar settings into two separate pages
  Minor improvements to the save/open dialogs
Mac:
  Added 'Get Info' to Finder right-click menu (like Windows 'Properties')
  Finder 'Delete' now moves file/folder to the OS Trash
  Help browser can now launch code files with spaces in the file path
  Fixed some cursor glitches

Added:
  GLFW3+Angle target recognition
  Shortcut to Monkey version history in Help menu
  Shortcut to Rebuild Help (run makedocs) in Help menu
  Option to trigger context help when a keyword is auto-completed
Fixed:
  IDE no longer locks up when Printing 100,000+ lines
  When building unsaved code, less temporary files are now created
  Minor sidebar visual bugs
Windows:
  Reduced sidebar update lag on some systems
  Improved the look of the sidebar and file tabs on some systems
Mac:
  Cmd-Q hotkey now works within Preferences window

Added:
  Keyboard shortcuts (hotkeys) are now customizable in the Settings window!
  '#Region and '#End can now be used to create custom folding sections
  '{ and '} can also be used to create custom folding sections
Fixed:
  Reverse Find bug when query was 1 character
Mac:
  Fixed a visual glitch when maximizing window

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loadsound("blah") etc..
'}

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'{
'}

'{ '? Section B
'}

Added:
  Basic Monkey2 (MX2) support -- still experimental!
  Log position can now be changed (below sidebar/code/both)
  Log can be auto-hidden when typing, auto-shown when building
  Two customizable "Toggle Log" shortcuts
  New "Show (Current) File in Explorer/Finder" shortcut
  Named '#Regions now show up in 'Code' sidebar (can be hidden)
  Button in 'User Interface' settings to locate the settings file
Fixed:
  Improved window behavior on multi-display systems
  Targets dropdown when no valid compilers are found
  Minor main window and prefs window improvements
  Removed XML library dependencies
Win:
  Fixed creation of unnecessary temp files
Mac:
  Fixed sidebar icons that disappeared in v1.85

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'
            #Rem monkeydoc Audio - Streamed music played from an audio file

            Musics are sounds that are streamed rather than completely
            loaded in memory. This is especially useful for compressed
            musics that usually take hundreds of MB when they are
            uncompressed: by streaming it instead of loading it entirely,
            you avoid saturating the memory and have almost no loading delay.
            This implies that the underlying resource (file, stream or
            memory buffer) must remain valid for the lifetime of the
            [[sf.Music]] object.

            Apart from that, a [[sf.Music]] has almost the same features as
            the [[sf.SoundBuffer]] / [[sf.Sound]] pair: you can play/pause/stop
            it, request its parameters (channels, sample rate), change
            the way it is played (pitch, volume, 3D position, ...), etc.

            As a sound stream, a music is played in its own thread in order
            not to block the rest of the program. This means that you can
            leave the music alone after calling play(), it will manage itself
            very well.

            `Usage example:`

            @example
            Enum blah
            End

            ' Declare a new music
            Local music := New sf.Music()

            ' Open it from an audio file
            If Not music.openFromFile("music.ogg")
                ' error...
            EndIf

            ' Change some parameters
            music.setPosition(0, 1, 10) ' change its 3D position
            music.setPitch(2)           ' increase the pitch
            music.setVolume(50)         ' reduce the volume
            music.setLoop(True)         ' make it loop

            ' Play it
            music.play()
            @end

            `See also:` [[sf.Sound]], [[sf.SoundStream]]
            #End

Extern

    Class TheClass                          ' Okay, working
        Public
            Method PublicMethod:Void()
        Protected
            Method ProtectedMethod:Void()
        Private
            Method PrivateMethod:Void()
    End

    Struct TheStruct                        ' Public/Private within Extern Struct: Not Okay
        Public                              ' out-comment Public/Private and it works
            Method PublicMethod:Void()
        Protected
            Method ProtectedMethod:Void()
        Private
            Method PrivateMethod:Void()
    End


Public

    Function Main:Void()
        Print("Main()")
    End

Private

    Function realFunction:Void()
        ' body
    End



' End

Added:
  New "External Tools" subsystem - trigger executables upon IDE actions
  More folding/highlighting keywords for MX2 ***
  Debug/Release and Emscripten target for MX2 ***
  Ctrl-DoubleClick to open an Import or #Import file
  Option to disable popup message upon Build error
  'Paste As Comment' keyboard shortcut (Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-V by default)
  Basic Find history (press Up/Down in 'Find' window)
  More MX constants are now auto-completed (for example, CHAR_*)
Fixed:
  Improved single-line/multi-line If detection
  Improved folding start/end detection
  Default language bug in 'Language' dropdown
  Minor 'Preferences' window improvements
Win:
  Fixed cosmetic bug in Edit Keyboard Shortcut window
Mac:
  Alt-Up/Down/Left/Right now mimic OS X standards
*** All MX2 support is experimental!

Added:
  New "Quick Replace All" function (see Keyboard Shortcuts)
  More recognition of MX2 keywords and data types
  Very basic support for MX2 help files
  Portable mode (save settings INI locally) if "portable.dat" file exists
Fixed:
  Fixed rare crash when saving settings
  Minor UI fixes and improvements
Mac:
  Fixed a Tab Bar scrolling crash on recent versions of MacOS
*** All MX2 support is experimental!

Fixed:
  File tab bug, which could open the same file in two different tabs
  Replace All bug, which could miss the last occurrence
  Limited the auto update check to once per day
*** All MX2 support is experimental!