Since we are talking about supporting several more programming lenguages, is there a way we could help you in order to give you the reserved words, comments, strings, etc. So you can add them to SynUs without the need for you to know the languages themselves ?
In my case, I work a lot with Microfocus Cobol for Unix and Cobol II for the mainframe (*.cob and *.cbl) and I would like to help you in defining the corresponding keywords.
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Hi SCHMaster,
I wrote some time ago a syntaxcolorizer plugin, more simpler than yours, but more colorful
Before reinventing the wheel, could I suggest to you to include in your excellent plugin the support for colorizing syntax files from UltraEdit32 (them are completely free textual files out-of-the-shelf, available for several languages): take a look here http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/additional.html
It would be extremely interesting to let users place all the files into a folder and let SynUS scan that folder to get predefined colors for specific languages!
I wrote some time ago a syntaxcolorizer plugin, more simpler than yours, but more colorful
Before reinventing the wheel, could I suggest to you to include in your excellent plugin the support for colorizing syntax files from UltraEdit32 (them are completely free textual files out-of-the-shelf, available for several languages): take a look here http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/additional.html
It would be extremely interesting to let users place all the files into a folder and let SynUS scan that folder to get predefined colors for specific languages!
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This impossible - a different format configuratin files - it is necessary completely to copy SynUsBefore reinventing the wheel, could I suggest to you to include in your excellent plugin the support for colorizing syntax files from UltraEdit32 (them are completely free textual files out-of-the-shelf, available for several languages):
This possible... LaterIt would be extremely interesting to let users place all the files into a folder and let SynUS scan that folder to get predefined colors for specific languages!
it works fine now
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Isn't it possible to create a import function to convert UltraEdit wordfile to SynEdit format ?This impossible - a different format configuratin files - it is necessary completely to copy SynUs
With that, you'll get dozens of different formats without writing a single line of code !
I never found a dev language not implemented in UE wordfiles.
Fabio Chelly.
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Lorsqu'on s'occupe d'informatique il faut faire comme les canards...
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#60241
Lorsqu'on s'occupe d'informatique il faut faire comme les canards...
Paraître calme en surface et pédaler comme un forcené par en dessous
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fabiochelly
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On cause other format, not supported SynUs
I can do plugin with tunability of the viewing of any format of the files.
The User itself will be able to enter all keywords.
In this case, I think, will possible import the color schemes other editor.
But it is impossible will use old adjustment SynUs.
The Question to all:
Write such plugin?
I can do plugin with tunability of the viewing of any format of the files.
The User itself will be able to enter all keywords.
In this case, I think, will possible import the color schemes other editor.
But it is impossible will use old adjustment SynUs.
The Question to all:
Write such plugin?
I'm not sure I got your point, but let me summarize. You mean writing a plugin (better a standalone) application to convert other formats to the one used by SynUS?
In this case it would be ok, or at least, better than nothing
The scope of the my suggestion that fabiochelly also supported, is to have *already* cooked configuration files, not an editor to cook new ones.
So importing in such a tool would be the *only* important features, editing would be an additional gadget, IMHO
In this case it would be ok, or at least, better than nothing
The scope of the my suggestion that fabiochelly also supported, is to have *already* cooked configuration files, not an editor to cook new ones.
So importing in such a tool would be the *only* important features, editing would be an additional gadget, IMHO
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In SynUs i use TSynEdit
All keywords are found in code of the SynEdit library
On this add or export keywords in run-time difficult
But, on base SynEdit and the other sources I began to write plugin, in which will be a possibility to adjust the color schemes to any file.
The Interface of plugin nearly will not change.
All keywords are found in code of the SynEdit library
On this add or export keywords in run-time difficult
But, on base SynEdit and the other sources I began to write plugin, in which will be a possibility to adjust the color schemes to any file.
The Interface of plugin nearly will not change.
I'm using TSynEdit myself, v1.03 until now, but I've updated it to v1.1 today. Is wordwrap something new in v1.1 because I'm certain that its was not supported in SynEdit v1.03. But how do u enable it, theres no property called wordwrap, or maybe I didnt install v1.1 properly.
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Other than that - gr8 plugin
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Other than that - gr8 plugin
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