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reply "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D
source code,
so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
comments correctly?
(I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even recognize
them.)

TZ
May 06 2005
next sibling parent reply Jason Mills <jmills cs.mun.ca> writes:
Does vim highlight them correctly? If not, could you send me an example 
of the offending comments.

Thanks,
Jason

TechnoZeus wrote:

 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D
source code,
 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...
 
 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even
recognize them.)
 
 TZ
May 06 2005
next sibling parent "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
"Jason Mills" <jmills cs.mun.ca> wrote in message
news:d5ftkb$krg$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 Does vim highlight them correctly? If not, could you send me an example
 of the offending comments.

 Thanks,
 Jason

 TechnoZeus wrote:

 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D
source code,
 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even
recognize them.)

 TZ




Actually, I was downloading Vim while typing that post...
dial-up connection here, so that took a while.
Anyway, it seems to handle them pretty well...
but I think it has trouble in certain cases.
For example, /+ +/ is interpreted as a comment begin and end,
while things like /+/+ +/+/  seem to mess it up.
I'm doing this from memory,
so forgive me if my explanation of the example is not 100% accurate,
but it seems to me that /+/+ was interpreted as a single comment start,
and so was +/+/ (probably because of the /+ in between the + and / at the
beginning and end of the non-space sequence...
although I don't think that's how it was supposed to work.)...
but Vim is the first and so far only one that I've found so far that handles
them correctly at all.
I see half a dozen other replies here though,
so I'm looking forward to reading them to see if any others are mentioned.

Thanks to everyone who replied.  Much appreciated.

TZ
May 06 2005
prev sibling parent reply "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
"Jason Mills" <jmills cs.mun.ca> wrote in message
news:d5ftkb$krg$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 TechnoZeus wrote:

 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D
source code,
 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even
recognize them.)

 TZ


 Does vim highlight them correctly? If not, could you send me an example
 of the offending comments.

 Thanks,
 Jason


Here's an example I just tested...

const int IDC_Button1 = 101;
/+/+
const int IDC_Button2 = 102;
/+
const int IDC_Button3 = 103;
const int IDC_Button4 = 104;
const int IDC_Button5 = 105;
+/
const int IDC_Button6 = 106;
const int IDC_Button7 = 107;
const int IDC_Button8 = 108;
+/+/ shouldn't be commented, but is +/ +/ still commented here too. +/
const int IDC_Button9 = 109;

Still... works the best of any I have tried so far.
Too bad it's so cryptic.... still, looks like it's probably worth the time to
learn.

TZ
May 07 2005
parent reply Manfred Nowak <svv1999 hotmail.com> writes:
"TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> wrote:

[...]

 Here's an example I just tested...


[...]

 +/+/ shouldn't be commented, but is +/ +/ still commented here


That is a bug in vim with all patterns like that, not just the D 
nested comments. If "+/+/" is separated to "+/ +/" it works okay.

-manfred
May 09 2005
parent reply "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
"Manfred Nowak" <svv1999 hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:d5n418$a1v$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> wrote:

 [...]

 Here's an example I just tested...


 [...]

 +/+/ shouldn't be commented, but is +/ +/ still commented here


 That is a bug in vim with all patterns like that, not just the D
 nested comments. If "+/+/" is separated to "+/ +/" it works okay.

 -manfred


Yep.  Noticed that, thanks.
Seems it recognizes the /+ in the middle of +/+/ but not the +/ at the
beginning or end of it.
I'm thinking there may be a way of fixing that, but I still have a lot to learn
about Vim syntax files
before I can even try.

By the way, could you (or anyone) tell me how to change the commented text in
Vim
from the bright blue that it is in D files by default to perhaps a light grey
or dark green italic,
or better yet, to leave it's foreground color alone and change it's background
color from white to light grey?

TZ
May 09 2005
parent Jason Mills <jmills cs.mun.ca> writes:
TechnoZeus wrote:

 By the way, could you (or anyone) tell me how to change the commented text in
Vim
 from the bright blue that it is in D files by default to perhaps a light grey
or dark green italic,
 or better yet, to leave it's foreground color alone and change it's background
color from white to light grey?
 


see
   :help syntax
   :help highlight
   :help colorscheme

Syntax colors are completely customizable by creating your own syntax 
color file (e.g. mysyn.vim), placing it <installDir>/vimfiles/colors, 
and setting
   colorscheme mysyn
in your .vimrc or .gvimrc files.

For examples of color scheme files, see <installDir>/vimXX/colors. The 
color you are seeing are a result of vim loading its default .vimrc 
file, which loads the default colorscheme file.

To achieve the color you want, for example, use a command something like 
the following in your syntax file.
   highlight Comment guifg=Gray65 gui=italic

If you don't want to create color scheme files, simply add lines like 
the above directly to you .vimrc file.

Jason
May 09 2005
prev sibling next sibling parent reply Derek Parnell <derek psych.ward> writes:
On Fri, 6 May 2005 06:33:09 -0500, TechnoZeus wrote:


 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D
source code,
 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...
 
 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even
recognize them.)


I use Crimson Editor and I can get the /+ +/ blocks nested as 'ranges'. 

Here is my D.SPC file ...




$CASESENSITIVE=YES


$HEXADECIMALMARK=0x
$ESCAPECHAR=\
$QUOTATIONMARK1="
$QUOTATIONMARK2='
$LINECOMMENT=//
$RANGE1BEG=/+
$RANGE1END=+/
$BLOCKCOMMENTON=/*
$BLOCKCOMMENTOFF=*/
$INDENTATIONON={
$INDENTATIONOFF=}
$PAIRS1=()
$PAIRS2=[]
$PAIRS3={}

-- 
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia
7/05/2005 1:25:10 AM
May 06 2005
next sibling parent reply Mike Parker <aldacron71 yahoo.com> writes:
Derek Parnell wrote:

 On Fri, 6 May 2005 06:33:09 -0500, TechnoZeus wrote:
 I use Crimson Editor and I can get the /+ +/ blocks nested as 'ranges'. 
 
 Here is my D.SPC file ...
 


I second this. I started using Crimson Editor when I first started with 
D, and now use it for nearly everything else I work with.
May 06 2005
parent zwang <nehzgnaw gmail.com> writes:
Mike Parker wrote:

 Derek Parnell wrote:
 

 On Fri, 6 May 2005 06:33:09 -0500, TechnoZeus wrote:
 I use Crimson Editor and I can get the /+ +/ blocks nested as 'ranges'.
 Here is my D.SPC file ...


 
 I second this. I started using Crimson Editor when I first started with 
 D, and now use it for nearly everything else I work with.


Crimson Editor didn't leave me a good impression.
For example, try to compile the following D code and capture its run-time
output in Crimson Editor:

import std.stdio;
int main(){
	for(int i=0; i<8195; ++i)
		putchar('0');
	return 0;
}
May 06 2005
prev sibling parent reply "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
"Derek Parnell" <derek psych.ward> wrote in message
news:1d50myy9khjqy$.1x2a90nhntzht.dlg 40tude.net...

 On Fri, 6 May 2005 06:33:09 -0500, TechnoZeus wrote:


 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D
source code,
 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even
recognize them.)


 I use Crimson Editor and I can get the /+ +/ blocks nested as 'ranges'.

 Here is my D.SPC file ...




 $CASESENSITIVE=YES


 $HEXADECIMALMARK=0x
 $ESCAPECHAR=\
 $QUOTATIONMARK1="
 $QUOTATIONMARK2='
 $LINECOMMENT=//
 $RANGE1BEG=/+
 $RANGE1END=+/
 $BLOCKCOMMENTON=/*
 $BLOCKCOMMENTOFF=*/
 $INDENTATIONON={
 $INDENTATIONOFF=}
 $PAIRS1=()
 $PAIRS2=[]
 $PAIRS3={}

 -- 
 Derek Parnell
 Melbourne, Australia
 7/05/2005 1:25:10 AM


Ranges, huh?  I'll have to try that.  Thanks.

TZ
May 06 2005
parent reply "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
Nope... Didn't work.

In this example using /+ and +/ as range1...

/+
/+
    break;
    case IDC_Button3: // Breed Pool
    if (HIWORD(wParam) == BN_CLICKED)
+/
hmmm.
+/

The "hmmm" is colored as normal text.

I also tried setting /+ and +/ as both range1 and range2 but the results were
identical.

Thanks though, just the same.

TZ
May 07 2005
parent reply Derek Parnell <derek psych.ward> writes:
On Sat, 7 May 2005 02:20:09 -0500, TechnoZeus wrote:


 Nope... Didn't work.
 
 In this example using /+ and +/ as range1...
 
 /+
 /+
     break;
     case IDC_Button3: // Breed Pool
     if (HIWORD(wParam) == BN_CLICKED)
 +/
 hmmm.
 +/
 
 The "hmmm" is colored as normal text.
 
 I also tried setting /+ and +/ as both range1 and range2 but the results were
identical.
 
 Thanks though, just the same.


Your right. I thought I tested this and it worked, but I can see now that I
made a mistake. Sorry to send you astray.

-- 
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia
7/05/2005 7:59:36 PM
May 07 2005
parent "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
"Derek Parnell" <derek psych.ward> wrote in message
news:1qs7acdznoxou$.10bep1hruvirs.dlg 40tude.net...

 On Sat, 7 May 2005 02:20:09 -0500, TechnoZeus wrote:


 Nope... Didn't work.

 In this example using /+ and +/ as range1...

 /+
 /+
     break;
     case IDC_Button3: // Breed Pool
     if (HIWORD(wParam) == BN_CLICKED)
 +/
 hmmm.
 +/

 The "hmmm" is colored as normal text.

 I also tried setting /+ and +/ as both range1 and range2 but the results were
identical.

 Thanks though, just the same.


 Your right. I thought I tested this and it worked, but I can see now that I
 made a mistake. Sorry to send you astray.

 -- 
 Derek Parnell
 Melbourne, Australia
 7/05/2005 7:59:36 PM


Quite alright.
Your post inspired me to edit the d.key file,
so now I've got one that I like better than the one that came with it...
even though Crimson still doesn't handle nested comments correctly.

Here's the text of my new d.key file, in case you want to give it a try...

[-COMMENT-:GLOBAL]




[KEYWORDS0:GLOBAL]
#Flow
asm
break
case
catch
continue
default
do
else
finally
for
foreach
goto
if
return
switch
synchronized
throw
try
volatile
while
with

[KEYWORDS1:GLOBAL]
#Primary
assert
false
import
module
null
super
this
true
typeid
unittest

[KEYWORDS2:GLOBAL]
#Attrib
body
deprecated
export
extern
instance
lib
msg
package
pragma
private
protected
public

[KEYWORDS3:GLOBAL]
#Storage
abstract
auto
const
final
in
inout
out
override
static
align
even
naked
offset
seg
ptr

[KEYWORDS4:GLOBAL]
#Basics
bit
byte
cdouble
cent
cfloat
char
creal
dchar
double
float
idouble
ifloat
int
ireal
long
ptrdiff_t
real
short
size_t
ubyte
ucent
uint
ulong
ushort
void
wchar

[KEYWORDS5:GLOBAL]
#User
alias
class
delegate
enum
function
interface
invariant
mixin
struct
template
typedef
typeof
union

[KEYWORDS6:GLOBAL]
#Properties
alignof
dig
dup
epsilon
infinity
init
keys
length
mant_dig
max
max_10_exp
max_exp
min
min_10_exp
min_exp
nan
offsetof
rehash
reverse
sizeof
sort
values
_argptr
_arguments

[KEYWORDS7:GLOBAL]
#Operators
call
cast
delete
is
new
opAdd
opAddAssign
opAdd_r
opAnd
opAndAssign
opAnd_r
opApply
opCall
opCast
opCat
opCatAssign
opCat_r
opCmp
opCmp
opCom
opDiv
opDivAssign
opDiv_r
opEquals
opIndex
opIndexAssign
opMod
opModAssign
opMod_r
opMul
opMulAssign
opMul_r
opNeg
opOr
opOrAssign
opOr_r
opPos
opPostDec
opPostInc
opShl
opShlAssign
opShl_r
opShr
opShrAssign
opShr_r
opSlice
opSub
opSubAssign
opSub_r
opUShr
opUShrAssign
opUShr_r
opXor
opXorAssign
opXor_r
toHash
type
var

[KEYWORDS8:GLOBAL]
#Version
all
BigEndian
debug
DigitalMars
D_InlineAsm
linux
LittleEndian
none
version
Win32
Win64
Windows
X86
X86_64

[KEYWORDS9:GLOBAL]
#Registers
AH
AL
AX
BH
BL
BP
BX
CH
CL
CR0
CR2
CR3
CR4
CS
CX
DH
DI
DL
DR0
DR1
DR2
DR3
DR6
DR7
DS
DX
EAX
EBP
EBX
ECX
EDI
EDX
ES
ESI
ESP
FS
GS
MM0
MM1
MM2
MM3
MM4
MM5
MM6
MM7
SI
SP
SS
ST
TR3
TR4
TR5
TR6
TR7

#TechnoZeus
May 07 2005
prev sibling next sibling parent reply =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Julio_C=E9sar_Carrascal_Urquijo?= writes:
TechnoZeus wrote:

 (...)
 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even
recognize them.)


TextPad (http://www.textpad.com/) allows tree kinds of comments (Just 
like D). I can send you my syntax file if you want.
May 06 2005
parent Stewart Gordon <smjg_1998 yahoo.com> writes:
Julio César Carrascal Urquijo wrote:

 TechnoZeus wrote:
 

 (...)
 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's 
 nested comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even 
 recognize them.)


 
 TextPad (http://www.textpad.com/) allows tree kinds of comments (Just 
 like D). I can send you my syntax file if you want.


"highlights D's *nested* comments *correctly*".  Unless you've found 
some obscure hack, then current versions of TextPad don't support nested 
comments at all.

Stewart.

-- 
My e-mail is valid but not my primary mailbox.  Please keep replies on 
the 'group where everyone may benefit.
May 09 2005
prev sibling next sibling parent Sean Kelly <sean f4.ca> writes:
In article <d5fl04$bn3$1 digitaldaemon.com>, TechnoZeus says...

I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D
source code,
so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
comments correctly?
(I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even recognize
them.)


Check the Wiki if you haven't already:
http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?EditorSupport

The hilighting works just fine with UltraEdit, so far as I can tell.


Sean
May 06 2005
prev sibling next sibling parent "Carlos Santander B." <csantander619 gmail.com> writes:
TechnoZeus wrote:

 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D
source code,
 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...
 
 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even
recognize them.)
 
 TZ
 
 
 


jEdit does it.

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal
May 06 2005
prev sibling next sibling parent reply Vathix <vathix dprogramming.com> writes:
On Fri, 06 May 2005 07:33:09 -0400, TechnoZeus <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com>  
wrote:


 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing  
 D source code,
 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested  
 comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even  
 recognize them.)

 TZ


Since nested comments are for commenting out code, I like when its  
contents stays colored as code. Although, it would be nice if the  
background color changed a bit.
May 07 2005
parent reply "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
"Vathix" <vathix dprogramming.com> wrote in message
news:op.sqems1hckcck4r esi...

 On Fri, 06 May 2005 07:33:09 -0400, TechnoZeus <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com>
 wrote:


 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing
 D source code,
 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
 comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even
 recognize them.)

 TZ


 Since nested comments are for commenting out code, I like when its
 contents stays colored as code. Although, it would be nice if the
 background color changed a bit.


That's what Crimson Editor does...
changes the background on commented text.
It's unfortunate that it doesn't seem to support nested comments.
Perhaps a letter to the author would be in order.  Couldn't hurt, I suppose.

TZ
May 07 2005
parent "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
"TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> wrote in message
news:d5ih68$2l90$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 "Vathix" <vathix dprogramming.com> wrote in message
news:op.sqems1hckcck4r esi...

 On Fri, 06 May 2005 07:33:09 -0400, TechnoZeus <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com>
 wrote:


 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing
 D source code,
 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested
 comments correctly?
 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even
 recognize them.)

 TZ


 Since nested comments are for commenting out code, I like when its
 contents stays colored as code. Although, it would be nice if the
 background color changed a bit.


 That's what Crimson Editor does...
 changes the background on commented text.
 It's unfortunate that it doesn't seem to support nested comments.
 Perhaps a letter to the author would be in order.  Couldn't hurt, I suppose.

 TZ


I need to correct myself on this statement.
It was doing that for me, inside of /+ and +/ comment markers, because I had
set it up according to Derek's suggestion, and defined a background color for
RANGE1.

Actual comment text, it colors... and can be optionally set to show in italics
also.

I've since edited by d.spc file further, and with a little experimenting,
I have improved the functionality "slightly" although it's not really a fix for
the problem.

If you try this example with the
modified d.spc and d.key files
/++ which I will include here after the example ++/
you will see that /+ this text is shaded if you set up a
background color for RANGE2   /++ and this is treated
as comment text ++/ while this back to RANGE2 text  +/ and
I have set up RANGE1 for the inline assembler...
asm{ where keywords like AH and adc are hilighted as ASM keywords} but
unfortunately, RANGE1BEG is case insensative, so
the word ASM in all upper case will also cause the RANGE2 {hilighting} to
begin, even though D won't recognize it as an assembly block.

Okay, here's my modified files... (between the begin and end tags)...

<file d.spc>



Derek Parnell

$CASESENSITIVE=YES
$MULTILINESTRINGCONSTANT=YES
$VARIABLEHIGHLIGHTINSTRING=YES

$HEXADECIMALMARK=0x
$ESCAPECHAR=\
$QUOTATIONMARK1="
$QUOTATIONMARK2='
$QUOTATIONMARK3=`

$LINECOMMENT=//

$BLOCKCOMMENTON=/*
$BLOCKCOMMENTOFF=*/
$BLOCKCOMMENT2ON=/++
$BLOCKCOMMENT2OFF=++/
$QUOTATIONMARKRANGE $LINECOMMENTRANGE $BLOCKCOMMENTRANGE




$RANGE1BEG=asm
$RANGE1END=}
$RANGE2BEG=/+
$RANGE2END=+/
$INDENTATIONON={
$INDENTATIONOFF=}
$PAIRS1=()
$PAIRS2=[]
$PAIRS3={}
</file d.spc>

<file d.key>
[-COMMENT-:GLOBAL]




[KEYWORDS0:RANGE1]
#Registers
AH
AL
AX
BH
BL
BP
BX
CH
CL
CR0
CR2
CR3
CR4
CS
CX
DH
DI
DL
DR0
DR1
DR2
DR3
DR6
DR7
DS
DX
EAX
EBP
EBX
ECX
EDI
EDX
ES
ESI
ESP
FS
GS
MM0
MM1
MM2
MM3
MM4
MM5
MM6
MM7
SI
SP
SS
ST
TR3
TR4
TR5
TR6
TR7

[KEYWORDS1:RANGE1]
aaa
aad
aam
aas
adc
add
addpd
addps
addsd
addss
addsubpd
addsubps
and
andnpd
andnps
andpd
andps
arpl
bound
bsf
bsr
bswap
bt
btc
btr
bts
call
cbw
cdq
clc
cld
clflush
cli
clts
cmc
cmova
cmovae
cmovb
cmovbe
cmovc
cmove
cmovg
cmovge
cmovl
cmovle
cmovna
cmovnae
cmovnb
cmovnbe
cmovnc
cmovne
cmovng
cmovnge
cmovnl
cmovnle
cmovno
cmovnp
cmovns
cmovnz
cmovo
cmovp
cmovpe
cmovpo
cmovs
cmovz
cmp
cmppd
cmpps
cmps
cmpsb
cmpsd
cmpss
cmpsw
cmpxch8b
cmpxchg
comisd
comiss
cpuid
cvtdq2pd
cvtdq2ps
cvtpd2dq
cvtpd2pi
cvtpd2ps
cvtpi2pd
cvtpi2ps
cvtps2dq
cvtps2pd
cvtps2pi
cvtsd2si
cvtsd2ss
cvtsi2sd
cvtsi2ss
cvtss2sd
cvtss2si
cvttpd2dq
cvttpd2pi
cvttps2dq
cvttps2pi
cvttsd2si
cvttss2si
cwd
cwde
da
daa
das
db
dd
de
dec
df
di
div
divpd
divps
divsd
divss
dl
dq
ds
dt
dw
emms
enter
f2xm1
fabs
fadd
faddp
fbld
fbstp
fchs
fclex
fcmovb
fcmovbe
fcmove
fcmovnb
fcmovnbe
fcmovne
fcmovnu
fcmovu
fcom
fcomi
fcomip
fcomp
fcompp
fcos
fdecstp
fdisi
fdiv
fdivp
fdivr
fdivrp
feni
ffree
fiadd
ficom
ficomp
fidiv
fidivr
fild
fimul
fincstp
finit
fist
fistp
fisttp
fisub
fisubr
fld
fld1
fldcw
fldenv
fldl2e
fldl2t
fldlg2
fldln2
fldpi
fldz
fmul
fmulp
fnclex
fndisi
fneni
fninit
fnop
fnsave
fnstcw
fnstenv
fnstsw
fpatan
fprem
fprem1
fptan
frndint
frstor
fsave
fscale
fsetpm
fsin
fsincos
fsqrt
fst
fstcw
fstenv
fstp
fstsw
fsub
fsubp
fsubr
fsubrp
ftst
fucom
fucomi
fucomip
fucomp
fucompp
fwait
fxam
fxch
fxrstor
fxsave
fxtract
fyl2x
fyl2xp1
haddpd
haddps
hlt
hsubpd
hsubps
idiv
imul
in
inc
ins
insb
insd
insw
int
into
invd
invlpg
iret
iretd
ja
jae
jb
jbe
jc
jcxz
je
jecxz
jg
jge
jl
jle
jmp
jna
jnae
jnb
jnbe
jnc
jne
jng
jnge
jnl
jnle
jno
jnp
jns
jnz
jo
jp
jpe
jpo
js
jz
lahf
lar
lddqu
ldmxcsr
lds
lea
leave
les
lfence
lfs
lgdt
lgs
lidt
lldt
lmsw
lock
lods
lodsb
lodsd
lodsw
loop
loope
loopne
loopnz
loopz
lsl
lss
ltr
maskmovdqu
maskmovq
maxpd
maxps
maxsd
maxss
mfence
minpd
minps
minsd
minss
monitor
mov
movapd
movaps
movd
movddup
movdq2q
movdqa
movdqu
movhlps
movhpd
movhps
movlhps
movlpd
movlps
movmskpd
movmskps
movntdq
movnti
movntpd
movntps
movntq
movq
movq2dq
movs
movsb
movsd
movshdup
movsldup
movss
movsw
movsx
movupd
movups
movzx
mul
mulpd
mulps
mulsd
mulss
mwait
neg
nop
not
or
orpd
orps
out
outs
outsb
outsd
outsw
packssdw
packsswb
packuswb
paddb
paddd
paddq
paddsb
paddsw
paddusb
paddusw
paddw
pand
pandn
pavgb
pavgusb
pavgw
pcmpeqb
pcmpeqd
pcmpeqw
pcmpgtb
pcmpgtd
pcmpgtw
pextrw
pf2id
pfacc
pfadd
pfcmpeq
pfcmpge
pfcmpgt
pfmax
pfmin
pfmul
pfnacc
pfpnacc
pfrcp
pfrcpit1
pfrcpit2
pfrsqit1
pfrsqrt
pfsub
pfsubr
pi2fd
pinsrw
pmaddwd
pmaxsw
pmaxub
pminsw
pminub
pmovmskb
pmulhrw
pmulhuw
pmulhw
pmullw
pmuludq
pop
popa
popad
popf
popfd
por
prefetchnta
prefetcht0
prefetcht1
prefetcht2
psadbw
pshufd
pshufhw
pshuflw
pshufw
pslld
pslldq
psllq
psllw
psrad
psraw
psrld
psrldq
psrlq
psrlw
psubb
psubd
psubq
psubsb
psubsw
psubusb
psubusw
psubw
pswapd
punpckhbw
punpckhdq
punpckhqdq
punpckhwd
punpcklbw
punpckldq
punpcklqdq
punpcklwd
push
pusha
pushad
pushf
pushfd
pxor
rcl
rcpps
rcpss
rcr
rdmsr
rdpmc
rdtsc
rep
repe
repne
repnz
repz
ret
retf
rol
ror
rsm
rsqrtps
rsqrtss
sahf
sal
sar
sbb
scas
scasb
scasd
scasw
seta
setae
setb
setbe
setc
sete
setg
setge
setl
setle
setna
setnae
setnb
setnbe
setnc
setne
setng
setnge
setnl
setnle
setno
setnp
setns
setnz
seto
setp
setpe
setpo
sets
setz
sfence
sgdt
shl
shld
shr
shrd
shufpd
shufps
sidt
sldt
smsw
sqrtpd
sqrtps
sqrtsd
sqrtss
stc
std
sti
stmxcsr
stos
stosb
stosd
stosw
str
sub
subpd
subps
subsd
subss
sysenter
sysexit
test
ucomisd
ucomiss
ud2
unpckhpd
unpckhps
unpcklpd
unpcklps
verr
verw
wait
wbinvd
wrmsr
xadd
xchg
xlat
xlatb
xor
xorpd
xorps

[KEYWORDS2:RANGE1]
align
even
naked
offset
seg
ptr

[KEYWORDS0:GLOBAL]
#Flow
asm
break
case
catch
continue
default
do
else
finally
for
foreach
goto
if
return
switch
synchronized
throw
try
volatile
while
with

[KEYWORDS1:GLOBAL]
#Primary
assert
false
import
module
null
super
this
true
typeid
unittest

[KEYWORDS2:GLOBAL]
#Attrib
body
deprecated
export
extern
instance
lib
msg
package
pragma
private
protected
public

[KEYWORDS3:GLOBAL]
#Storage
abstract
auto
const
final
in
inout
out
override
static
align
even
naked
offset
seg
ptr

[KEYWORDS4:GLOBAL]
#Basics
bit
byte
cdouble
cent
cfloat
char
creal
dchar
double
float
idouble
ifloat
int
ireal
long
ptrdiff_t
real
short
size_t
ubyte
ucent
uint
ulong
ushort
void
wchar

[KEYWORDS5:GLOBAL]
#User
alias
class
delegate
enum
function
interface
invariant
mixin
struct
template
typedef
typeof
union

[KEYWORDS6:GLOBAL]
#Properties
alignof
dig
dup
epsilon
infinity
init
keys
length
mant_dig
max
max_10_exp
max_exp
min
min_10_exp
min_exp
nan
offsetof
rehash
reverse
sizeof
sort
values
_argptr
_arguments

[KEYWORDS7:GLOBAL]
#Operators
call
cast
delete
is
new
opAdd
opAddAssign
opAdd_r
opAnd
opAndAssign
opAnd_r
opApply
opCall
opCast
opCat
opCatAssign
opCat_r
opCmp
opCmp
opCom
opDiv
opDivAssign
opDiv_r
opEquals
opIndex
opIndexAssign
opMod
opModAssign
opMod_r
opMul
opMulAssign
opMul_r
opNeg
opOr
opOrAssign
opOr_r
opPos
opPostDec
opPostInc
opShl
opShlAssign
opShl_r
opShr
opShrAssign
opShr_r
opSlice
opSub
opSubAssign
opSub_r
opUShr
opUShrAssign
opUShr_r
opXor
opXorAssign
opXor_r
toHash
type
var

[KEYWORDS8:GLOBAL]
#Version
all
BigEndian
debug
DigitalMars
D_InlineAsm
linux
LittleEndian
none
version
Win32
Win64
Windows
X86
X86_64

[KEYWORDS9:GLOBAL]
</file d.key>

That's it... Not perfect, but an improvement, in my opinion.

TZ
May 07 2005
prev sibling parent reply "Charlie" <charles jwavro.com> writes:
The new Elephant highlights these correctly.

Charlie

"TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> wrote in message
news:d5fl04$bn3$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D


source code,

 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested


comments correctly?

 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even


recognize them.)

 TZ
May 07 2005
parent "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:
"Charlie" <charles jwavro.com> wrote in message
news:d5irkh$2qiu$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> wrote in message
 news:d5fl04$bn3$1 digitaldaemon.com...

 I finally decided to switch to something better than Notepad for editing D


 source code,

 so I did some searching and found one thing consistantly lacking...

 Does anyone here know of a source code editor that highlights D's nested


 comments correctly?

 (I've found that some highlight them incorrectly, but most don't even


 recognize them.)

 TZ



 The new Elephant highlights these correctly.

 Charlie


I was looking for that recently, but couldn't find a download link that worked,
to try it out from.  Would you happen to have one?

TZ
May 07 2005