Syn2 in development

[tcyear]

support: automatic detection for Chinese



2.04 can't automatic detection

[cnnnc]

support: automatic detection for Chinese



2.04 can't automatic detection

I don't know if the following can automatic detection,
but it can better compatibility Chinese
Please set your editor's font and the font in LexLib.LXL to Chinese font.
And change the charset to chinese_charset or default_charset.

[tcyear]

+ nsis highlight

[urlwolf]

2.04 is not working well with TC 7.03.
It crashes TC when entering a folder (previously it crashed syn, but TC survived.)

[Lion]

WISH: A feature similar to Lister's 'Search result', 'Lines from top of list:'. Or just smth like selection from Top, Middle, Bottom...

[tcyear]

+Support for multiple languages

e.g. chs.lng

[urlwolf]

Can anyone reproduce my crashes when entering a folder and having syn2 open?

Thanks

[Lion]

Can anyone reproduce my crashes when entering a folder and having syn2 open?

Thanks

In Quickview (Ctrl+Q) mode? I can confirm this.

[urlwolf]

yes.

[robinsiebler]

How about syntax highlighting for Python? Or better a tool to convert the syntax highlighting for SynPlus to Syn2 format.

[versalzen]

hi,

when i

-open a file with F3
-right-click
-chose SETUP from context menu
-go to about tab
-click on any underlined link

will result in a plugin error:

[img]http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/thumbs/8p2s-f.png[/img]

[versalzen]

hmm.. i didnt want to post that in the first place 8-)

i' like to see syntax highlighting for SAP/ABAP4.
see here or here

is is possible to include?

[versalzen]

another question:

anybody here knows some settings/tweaks (INSIDE syn2) to speed up the syn2 loading and quitting process?

it takes about 0.5 - 1 sec to start (f3) or end (ESC) syn2 in viewer-mode.
thats too slow for me :) so i'd like to turn everything off, what slows down those processes. if i need it, i can turn it on.

[m^2]

If you want speed, use SciLister. It's not great IMO, but works and is fast. That's why I use it.

[urlwolf]

I think somebody wrote a benchmark post (sorry, I cannot find the thread anymore) and the fastest was hpg_ed.

If anyone can find the thread, please post.