2 Jul 2003 00:58
2 Jul 2003 18:22
RE: c/c++ folding #else and #elif?
Yair Siegel <Yair.Siegel <at> ParthusCeva.com>
2003-07-02 16:22:07 GMT
2003-07-02 16:22:07 GMT
I guess you mean separate folding from the #if (like if-else in C):
As far as I know no, today the #if folds all the way. this feature was asked for but I don't think was
implemmented yet.
i.e.
today:
- #if (x == y)
xyz ...
#else
xyz2
#endif
folded:
+ #if (x == y)
#endif
needed:
- #if (x == y)
xyz ...
- #else
xyz2
#endif
folded:
- #if (x == y)
xyz ...
+ #else
#endif
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From: Joel Chen [mailto:jchen <at> interval.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 01:59
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2 Jul 2003 20:57
customizing the parser for the output pane?
Joel Chen <jchen <at> interval.com>
2003-07-02 18:57:51 GMT
2003-07-02 18:57:51 GMT
I have a compiler that spits out warnings and errors in a different way and the SciTE output pane parser doesn't recognize them, but I didn't find any information at customizing that. Any idea on how to do it? A trickier thing is that my project has a lot of subdirectories and sub projects so the make actually changes into different directories and unless the parser recognizes make's "Entering directory" and "Leaving Directory" messages, the editor won't be able to find the file. My solution right now is writing a standalone parser that transforms the compiler messages into a format the editor output pane recognizes, but the directory thing is, as said, a little tricky.
3 Jul 2003 10:32
Colors in the output window?
Majorinc, Kazimir <Kazimir <at> chem.pmf.hr>
2003-07-03 08:32:04 GMT
2003-07-03 08:32:04 GMT
I tried to change colors to be negative, as described in SciTE FAQ, but compiler output in output window of SciTE is still black, now on black background, and that makes it hard, if not impossible to read. How can I change foreground font colors in output window? -------------- Kazimir Majorinc, Zagreb, Croatia
3 Jul 2003 11:14
3 Jul 2003 22:45
RE: customizing the parser for the output pane?
Marius Gheorghe <mgheorghe <at> cabletest.com>
2003-07-03 20:45:41 GMT
2003-07-03 20:45:41 GMT
[...] > I have a compiler that spits out warnings and errors in a > different way > and the SciTE output pane parser doesn't recognize them, but I didn't > find any information at customizing that. Any idea on how to > do it? [...] The error message lexer is located in LexOthers.cxx in the Scintilla distribution. You would have to either modify that file and rebuild Scintilla, write your own lexer as a separate module, or, as you suggested, filter the error messages through another program so Scintilla can understand them. Marius Gheorghe CableTest Systems Inc. 400 Alden Road Markham, ON L3R 4C1 Canada Tel: 905-475-2607/X234 Fax: 905-475-2609 Web Site: www.CableTest.com
3 Jul 2003 22:54
RE: Eolfilled?
Marius Gheorghe <mgheorghe <at> cabletest.com>
2003-07-03 20:54:43 GMT
2003-07-03 20:54:43 GMT
[...]
> What is the purpose of eolfilled and noteolfilled fields. I tried it
> (Windows), but it seems without any effect.
[...]
When eolfilled is enabled, the highlighting (usually through a different
background colour) will extend all the way to the right of the screen (even
if the screen is resized). This is used by some lexers to highlight (syntax)
error conditions.
As an example, if you program in C and provided you have the right settings,
and start typing the following line:
printf("
once you type the quotation mark, the background will become a different
colour starting from the quotation mark all the way to the right margin of
the screen, signalling that you must complete the string with a closing
quotation mark. If you keep typing:
printf("Hello World!"
As soon as you type the closing quotation mark the string will be coloured
differently (again provided you have the right settings) but, more
importantly, the colourization will stop at the closing quotation mark).
Marius Gheorghe
CableTest Systems Inc.
400 Alden Road
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4 Jul 2003 00:47
4 Jul 2003 09:49
ASP.NET
Stefan Daugaard Poulsen <sp <at> proff-art.dk>
2003-07-04 07:49:43 GMT
2003-07-04 07:49:43 GMT
Is it in SciTE there is an error because if i don't have a <% <at> assembly Src="" %> in my *.aspx or *.ascx files it thinks it is oldsk00l ASP and that make everything go fubar, the highlighting is forced to VB, but it is not easy having VB highlighting when you are using C#. //Stefan D. Poulsen
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