Hello,
i use npp (4.0.2) for editing my GAMS files, so i created a new Language Style for GAMS. And iam really amazed how fast i worked it out, the User Language Define System is really well worked out. :-)
But of course i have some props (thats why iam here ;-) :
1. the gams code uses "*" (asterisk) at beginnig of a line to mark the following text a comment, but there are also equations which uses (of course) the "*" for products, so i would be good if there were an adequate option
2. there is a new option in the "Operators" Tab (in german its: "Trenner") which isnt explained in the manual. i think i know, how it works, bacause for brackets it works fine, but it doenst work for Quotation marks, so maybe u can fix this?
3. another prob in GAMS is it uses slashes for sets (thing i want to fold) so it looks like this:
set1
/
text1
text2
text3
text4
/
set2
/
mat1
mat2
mat3
/
is there a way i can make npp to fold it accordingly?
thank you for your great work and help,
Tom
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Hello,
i use npp (4.0.2) for editing my GAMS files, so i created a new Language Style for GAMS. And iam really amazed how fast i worked it out, the User Language Define System is really well worked out. :-)
But of course i have some props (thats why iam here ;-) :
1. the gams code uses "*" (asterisk) at beginnig of a line to mark the following text a comment, but there are also equations which uses (of course) the "*" for products, so i would be good if there were an adequate option
2. there is a new option in the "Operators" Tab (in german its: "Trenner") which isnt explained in the manual. i think i know, how it works, bacause for brackets it works fine, but it doenst work for Quotation marks, so maybe u can fix this?
3. another prob in GAMS is it uses slashes for sets (thing i want to fold) so it looks like this:
set1
/
text1
text2
text3
text4
/
set2
/
mat1
mat2
mat3
/
is there a way i can make npp to fold it accordingly?
thank you for your great work and help,
Tom