> 
> I like the improvements, but get the following command line error:
> 
> Exception in Tkinter callback
> Traceback (most recent call last):
>   File "/usr/local/lib/python2.2/lib-tk/Tkinter.py", line 1292, in __call__
>     return apply(self.func, args)
>   File "./pyvon.py", line 1289, in Backspace
>     self.fontify()
>   File "./pyvon.py", line 774, in fontify
>     pos_actu=str(string.join((Ligne, column),'.')) # 1.7
> NameError: global name 'Ligne' is not defined
> 
> This error only happened on the first run. 
> 
> There are problems with the barcket/block highlighting, the braces stay 
> highlighted even when I move the cursor to a different block and start 
> working there, I don't like having to turn this highlighting off manually.  
It's a bug I have with Linux (and not windows). I just wanted to 
highlight the brace for half a second or so, and then go back to its 
original state. As Linux is my main priority, I'll leave as it is for 
the time being.



> I'd also like it to remember 
> the scene I was last working on and open it automatically, or at least
> remember which directory it was in and open the file selector in that 
> directory as default.  
> 
I have fixed that today. It now remembers which directory was open the 
last time.



> The key combinations that you have chosen for editing will be confusing 
> for windows users, they're confusing enough to me. 
Which one do you find confusing?
I tried to create the same key combinations as in Windows.


> When text has been marked it changes colour and for some reason remains 
> that new (random) colour. 
That's why I've added the force syntax coloring option (until the 
highlighting works fine).

> 
> And why won't the window maximise to the full size of the screen?
I don't know the Tkinter command for that (yet).


> If you get stuck for a web page I could put it on one of my pages, it's 
> only a small binary at the moment, it'd fit quite nicely next to PovMenu,
> you could have a screen shot too. 
Thanks for the offer. How often are you ready to update your web page ?



> Hope some of this helps. 
Yes it does. Thanks for your comments.


Fabien

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