FMSLogo Code

Fix a bug in the workspace editor's syntax coloring when a backslashed backslash in a vbar'd word literal is the final character in the word. Now what follows is colored correctly. For example: "(WORD "|"\\| CHAR 9)"
This is a partial fix for Bug #539.

Fix a bug in the workspace editor's syntax coloring when a comment breaks a variable reference or identifier. Now the comment is colored correctly. For example: "PENUP;lift pen"
This is a partial fix for Bug #539.

Fix a bug in the workspace editor's syntax coloring when a variable reference is broken by a comment that ends with a line continuation. Now the part of the variable name which follows the continuation is colored correctly.
This is a partial fix for Bug #539.

Fix a bug in the workspace editor's syntax coloring when a word literal is broken by a comment that ends with a line continuation. Now the part of the literal that follows the continuation is colored correctly.
This is a partial fix for Bug #539.

Fix Bug #565; Seleting a list item in COMBOBOX no longer clicks the following button created with BUTTONCREATE.

The fix is to change the call to SetHWND() to SubclassWin() in CLogoComboBox.
SubclassWin() calls SetHWND() but also associates the HWND with the wxWindow.
This association is important as without it, any windows messages passed to the HWND aren't delivered to the corresponding wxWindow* but instead goes to the first control with a matching ID. Since most of the controls have wxID_ANY, this has an unpredicable effect.

Remove the return value of printfx() since it was never used.

Change RMDIR to use wxRmDir instead of wxRmdir.
wxRmdir shows a dialog box on error on GTK builds, which is not how the Windows FMSLogo behaves.

Fix Bug #571; RMDIR once again prints the reason it failed when it fails.

Fix Bug #570; CHDIR no longer reports success when it fails and vice-versa.
This regression was introduced in FMSLogo 8.0.0 when 'chdir' was replaced with 'wxSetWorkingDirectory'.
chdir returns 0 on success, but wxSetWorkingDirectory returns 0 (false) on failure.

Remove vestigial #include directives