I'm having a little problem creating my own syntax definition and I am still hopeful, that the problem can be solved using Notepad++.
I have a scripting language where the following rules apply:
TRACK DATA$ is a keyword
TRACK is not a keyword
J LINK TYPE is a keyword
J, LINK, TYPE are not keywords
Can I specify this in Notepad++? Unfortunately there is no reliable end-of-statement sign, the language parser is completely aware of the commands and expected syntax.
Thanks a lot!
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As you can see from the wiki, not much has evolved ever since.
You can vote for http://sourceforge.net/apps/ideatorrent/notepad-plus/ideatorrent/idea/161/ to bump the issue further up.
I have a modified version that seems to handle that, but I haven't had time to test it adequately these days. There may be a source patch in the next weeks.
CChris
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Hi,
I'm having a little problem creating my own syntax definition and I am still hopeful, that the problem can be solved using Notepad++.
I have a scripting language where the following rules apply:
TRACK DATA$ is a keyword
TRACK is not a keyword
J LINK TYPE is a keyword
J, LINK, TYPE are not keywords
Can I specify this in Notepad++? Unfortunately there is no reliable end-of-statement sign, the language parser is completely aware of the commands and expected syntax.
Thanks a lot!
bump
Hey bumper, stick to your car, please.
No response to this at all????
As you can see from the wiki, not much has evolved ever since.
You can vote for http://sourceforge.net/apps/ideatorrent/notepad-plus/ideatorrent/idea/161/ to bump the issue further up.
I have a modified version that seems to handle that, but I haven't had time to test it adequately these days. There may be a source patch in the next weeks.
CChris