D - D lexer for CodeWright
- Christian Kaiser (34/34) Oct 05 2003 My first try: Add the following section to LEXER.INI in the CW directory...
- Helmut Leitner (6/9) Oct 06 2003 added to:
- Nicolas Repiquet (41/41) Oct 06 2003 Can you add the PSPad Syntax file for D I've done ?
- Helmut Leitner (8/18) Oct 06 2003 It's a pleasure. BTW you can add or maintain the information at the wiki
- Nicolas Repiquet (7/11) Oct 07 2003 True, sorry.
My first try: Add the following section to LEXER.INI in the CW directory: [ChromaLexer-D] ChromaFlags=CHROMA_CF_MAIN,0x02000001,1 ChromaFlags=CHROMA_CF_STRING,0x00000000,1 ChromaFlags=CHROMA_CF_STR_ESC_CHARS,0x005c0000,1 ChromaIdentifiers='_A-Za-z _A-Za-z0-9' ChromaBraceChars='{}' ChromaAddComment=0x00001000,0,'//','' ChromaAddComment=0x00002000,0,'/+','+/' ChromaAddComment=0x00002000,0,'/*','*/' ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_KEYWORD abstract alias align asm assert auto bit body break byte case cast catch cdouble cent cfloat ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_KEYWORD char class const continue creal dchar debug default delegate delete deprecated do double else enum export ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_KEYWORD extern false final finally float for function goto idouble if ifloat import in inout int interface ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_KEYWORD invariant ireal long new null out override private protected public real return short static struct super ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_KEYWORD switch synchronized this throw true try typedef ubyte ucent uint ulong union ushort version void volatile ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_KEYWORD wchar while with ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_OPERATOR ! 0 !< 0 !<= 0 !<> 0 !<>= 0 != 0 !== 0 !> 0 !>= 0 $ 0 % 0 %= 0 & 0 && 0 &= 0 ( 1 ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_OPERATOR ) 1 * 0 *= 0 + 0 ++ 0 += 0 , 1 - 0 -- 0 -= 0 . 1 .. 1 ... 1 / 0 /= 0 : 0 ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_OPERATOR ; 0 < 0 << 0 <<= 0 <= 0 <> 0 <>= 0 = 0 == 0 === 0 > 0 >= 0 >> 0 >>= 0 >>> 0 >>>= 0 ChromaAddWords=CHROMA_WT_OPERATOR ? 0 [ 0 ] 0 ^ 0 ^= 0 { 1 | 0 |= 0 || 0 } 1 ~ 0 ~= 0 ChromaSetWordRegex=CHROMA_WT_PREPROC,'__[a-z]+','',0xf ChromaSetWordRegex=CHROMA_WT_STRING,'(`.*`|[rx]?\"((\\\\\")|[^\"])*\"|\\\x[0 -9A-Z][0-9A-Z]([0-9A-Z][0-9A-Z])?)','',0x3 It may neither be complete nor flawless, but for my first tests it works :) Christian
Oct 05 2003
Christian Kaiser wrote:My first try: Add the following section to LEXER.INI in the CW directory:added to: <http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?EditorSupport> -- Helmut Leitner leitner hls.via.at Graz, Austria www.hls-software.com
Oct 06 2003
Can you add the PSPad Syntax file for D I've done ? ps: you can grab pspad on http://www.pspad.com/ -- Nicolas Repiquet begin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`` ` end
Oct 06 2003
Nicolas Repiquet wrote:Can you add the PSPad Syntax file for D I've done ? ps: you can grab pspad on http://www.pspad.com/ -- Nicolas Repiquet Name: D.INI D.INI Type: Konfigurationseinstellungen (application/x-unknown-content-type-inifile) Encoding: x-uuencodeIt's a pleasure. BTW you can add or maintain the information at the wiki just by clicking "Edit" on each page. In which directory must the file be installed? Is case significant or is "d.ini" just as good? -- Helmut Leitner leitner hls.via.at Graz, Austria www.hls-software.com
Oct 06 2003
"Helmut Leitner" <leitner hls.via.at> a écrit dans le message news: 3F818D9C.E3DF8CC5 hls.via.at...It's a pleasure. BTW you can add or maintain the information at the wiki just by clicking "Edit" on each page.True, sorry.In which directory must the file be installed?In the "syntax" directory.Is case significant or is "d.ini" just as good?Since windows' file system is case insensitive, the both are probably correct. -- Nicolas Repiquet
Oct 07 2003