I come across some potential bugs in the Water IDE
When typing a long line past the edge of the editor, the editor doesn’t scroll to keep the cursor in view (can’t see what you are typing). Hitting the space key does, however, scroll the editor and bring the cursor back into view.
When highlighting a long line with the mouse, the line won’t automatically scroll to the right when the mouse pointer moves past the edge of the editor window. Using the keyboard works as expected.
If you move to the bottom of the editor screen and start hitting enter, the editor does not scroll down to keep the cursor in view.
In the for keyboard shortcuts documentation (https://docs.elementscompiler.com/Fire/KeyboardShortcuts/#q=shortcuts) it has Ctrl-F for ‘Clear the active search term, close the search pane, if visible’. Ctrl-Alt-Shift-F seems to be the key combo that does this (a shorter combination for this would be nice).
Using the mouse to highlight a line that goes past the edge of the editor, still isn’t scrolling to keep the mouse cursor in view.
If the Debug Pane is visible and you move to the last visible line, and start hitting enter, the editor doesn’t scroll to keep the cursor in view.
If the Debug Pane is not showing, and there is already text below where the cursor is and you start hitting enter, it works as expected. However if you are at the very last line of the text, the cursor won’t be kept in view if you hit enter a bunch of times. This last scenario is a little hit or miss. Sometimes it scrolls, and sometimes it doesn’t… weird.
Oh, yeah, one more little inconvenience - When you choose to add a new folder to the project, you don’t get to name it. It is always named “New Folder”, which wouldn’t be a big deal if there was a ‘Rename’ option (hint hint).