I'm using N++ since a very short time only but until now I'm very pleased with it.
I started working on SPHysics, a program for simulation of water waves which is written in Fortran.
The Syntax highlighting isn't working properly. Since the program isn't able to detect the code properly also code blocks (program, if, while, etc.) aren't handled correctly.
I don't have the very newest version since I had problems with plugins, so my version is 5.0.3.
If updating already fixes the problem please let me know.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Arno
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Well since I now actually started programming in Fortran, I changed some settings in preferences, namely tabs as spaces and tabsize 2 then it works pretty good and you have quite some freedom
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Yes I have the same problem. The default style configurator settings for Fortran seem to kick in only when there are at least 6 characters (spaces, tabs) at the start of the line. I guess this faithfully reflects the format of the old Hollerith punch cards (I learnt Fortran in 1966) but can this setting be changed?
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Hi!
I'm using N++ since a very short time only but until now I'm very pleased with it.
I started working on SPHysics, a program for simulation of water waves which is written in Fortran.
Now I discovered the following problems with various source files. You can see a screenshot here:
http://www.amconception.de/files/npp-problem.jpg
The Syntax highlighting isn't working properly. Since the program isn't able to detect the code properly also code blocks (program, if, while, etc.) aren't handled correctly.
I don't have the very newest version since I had problems with plugins, so my version is 5.0.3.
If updating already fixes the problem please let me know.
Thanks in advance for any help,
Arno
Well since I now actually started programming in Fortran, I changed some settings in preferences, namely tabs as spaces and tabsize 2 then it works pretty good and you have quite some freedom
Yes I have the same problem. The default style configurator settings for Fortran seem to kick in only when there are at least 6 characters (spaces, tabs) at the start of the line. I guess this faithfully reflects the format of the old Hollerith punch cards (I learnt Fortran in 1966) but can this setting be changed?
Thanks Errol, I can confirm that behavior with 6 chars.