For 1/, post this on IdeaTorrent. What it takes is, after a #define directive, to swich back to SCE_C_DEFAULT style before end of line.
2/ Do you ean that a collapsed block should show both the first and last line? Not trivial, as it would require altering many lexer files for consistency. Specially if the behaviour is to be optional. Ask for it on IdeaTorrent as a distinct idea.
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CChris
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Electronic translation from the Castilian
1: Just highlight processor directives and not the entire line.
Purpose, see the highlight of operators, variables, etc. of the directives
Please look at the picture below
http://www.geocities.com/cdavidrp/request/notepadpp_request01.png
2: Option to see for sample in c/c++ "}" or #endif to collapse statement blocks as well as it does www.ultraedit.com/
Please look at the picture below
http://www.geocities.com/cdavidrp/request/notepadpp_request02.png
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Traducción electrónica desde el castellano
1: Solo resaltar las directivas de procesador y no toda la linea
Propósito, visualizar el resaltado de los operadores, variables, etc de las directivas
Por favor mirar la imagen siguiente
2: Opción de ver por ejemplo en c/c++ "}" o #endif al colapsar bloques de sentencias, al igual como lo hace
ultraedit
For 1/, post this on IdeaTorrent. What it takes is, after a #define directive, to swich back to SCE_C_DEFAULT style before end of line.
2/ Do you ean that a collapsed block should show both the first and last line? Not trivial, as it would require altering many lexer files for consistency. Specially if the behaviour is to be optional. Ask for it on IdeaTorrent as a distinct idea.
No fue demasiada absurda la traducción automática.
CChris