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Home » U++ TheIDE » U++ TheIDE: CodeEditor, Assist++, Topic++ » what about *.ini highlighter?
what about *.ini highlighter? [message #49732] Sat, 14 April 2018 19:58 Go to next message
luoganda is currently offline  luoganda
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Registered: November 2016
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i would do this, but i don't know the inner workings of highlighter,
and ini is not c/c++ like syntax, but it doesn't seem much to add this feature
Re: what about *.ini highlighter? [message #49734 is a reply to message #49732] Sat, 14 April 2018 22:53 Go to previous message
Klugier is currently offline  Klugier
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Location: Poland, Kraków
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Hello,

First of all open TheIDE project under uppsrc assembly or open any package that uses CodeEditor. Then you need to open CodeEditor package and create new highlighter. You can do the same as I do in CodeEditor/PythonSyntax.h(.cpp) or Mirek's do in LogSyntax.h(.cpp). The second example is the simplest of existing ones. So, I suggest starting there.

Also, do not forget to register your highlight in the code (CodeEditor/RegisterSyntax.cpp):
void RegisterSyntaxModules()
{
    // ...
    EditorSyntax::Register("ini", callback(CreateINISyntax), "*.ini", "INI (*.ini)");


To test your result just build TheIDE and open .ini file.

When the code satisfais you, you can post your patch on forum in the diff forum for further processing. To do that - please make sure you have checkout our version using subversion (svn). Also, please follow our coding standards.

Sincerely,
Klugier


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