Re: [Synedit-devel] Macro language

[Andy C. <an...@ca...>]

I would love to work on a macro language.  I dont know how much time I could
put into it this month.  How do you feel about imbeding Python?  I have done
it in another project (with Delphi) and it works just slicker than snot!

I'v never seen comments about a macro language before, so I assume no one is
doing one.  First we might need to change some of the cursor and word
handling so it'll be easier for our macros to use them.

Next we should vote on what type of macros and/or language we want.
Personally I love the Multi-Edit macro language.  We could do a Python
version however.  But a language like that would be hard to "record" a
macro, whereas if we have macros that are just "events" it wouldnt be to
bad.

I've seen on dsp a delphi like scripting component.  I believe it costs, but
maybe we could persuade the author to let us use it??

Guess I'v rattled on enough

-Andy


----- Original Message -----
From: "Markku Niskanen" <mar...@ik...>
To: <syn...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 5:08 AM
Subject: [Synedit-devel] Macro language


Hello!

Is there any work being done to create a macro/template
component/utility for SynEdit. Just for fun I cloned a couple
of simple NoteTab (TM) Clip language functions to SynEdit
but this is not even a start. So, is there any work being
or been done?

Markku
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