functions "load_file" and "save_file". and FUNCTIONS is the root tag.
i really tried to teach the function list how to find them... didn't figure it out.
Can someone help me please?
kind regards
nov_ice
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At first you should use perl like regular expressions, but with the restrictions of scintilla. Therefore have a look into the help dialog. There is a link to the scintilla regex documentation.
hello
already posted this in function list forum, withou reply surely i will get help here... ;-)
we use xml to create our program. an we also have functions defined in that xml:
e.g.:
<FUNCTIONS>
<FUNCTION name="load_file">
...
</FUNCTION>
<FUNCTION name="save_file">
...
</FUNCTION>
</FUNCTIONS>
functions "load_file" and "save_file". and FUNCTIONS is the root tag.
i really tried to teach the function list how to find them... didn't figure it out.
Can someone help me please?
kind regards
nov_ice
man, that worked pretty good. i think i got now... finally...
big thanks!!
nov_ice
Hello,
Sorry that I didn't see it. What did you tried until now? Can you give me your current rules?
Which version do you use of FunctionList?
Best Regards
Jens
hi,
I'm using function list 1.2 but switching to 2.0 would be no problem...
my last try was like this
Syntax P1.1.1=\<FUNCTION\>
Syntax P2.1.1=\</FUNCTION\>
Syntax P3.1.1=name=\&[a-zA-Z0-9_]+\&
regards
nov_ice
At first you should use perl like regular expressions, but with the restrictions of scintilla. Therefore have a look into the help dialog. There is a link to the scintilla regex documentation.
Here an example (there is no garantee for work):
Syntax P1.1.1=<FUNCTION[ \t]+name=\"
Syntax P2.1.1=\">
Syntax P3.1.1=[a-zA-Z0-9_]+
Best Regards
Jens