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Removing $ from symbols should work I think. You may have to test it with a few basic files.

Yes that will work. It's already does in other programming languages e.g. with functions like in C++

int myAdd(int x) { return 10*x; }

Not without adding some kind of fold option.

To make it work is it safe to:

1. Always ignore { ... } on the same line?

2. Or assume the last { on the same line (or first on the next) is the beginning of a fold?

It's difficult because {} is used to enclose conditions, parameters... But maybe something like this: [Fold] 1_Id=proc 1_Begin= 1_End= 1_EndBefore=\in 1_Section= 1_NoParentOfId=0 1_NotAlwaysEnded=0 1_ListItem=ceMethod 2_Id=foreach 2_Begin= 2_End= 2_EndBefore=\in 2_Section= 2_NoParentOfId=0 2_NotAlwa...

Actually, the highlighting is correct since pass is on the last line and both the start and end portion of the fold is highlighted. I need a color file "python.ssx". You can create one by setting all colors in options (Highlighters) and click on the export button to save the color file. I ...

It will be very difficult to implement. We'll see...

Try this, it should solve your problems.

WinMerge is a great tool if you need to compare different versions of a file or just compare two documents. It should be added in the "Integrated tools" page in options though and not as an external tool. Here is were you can find it: http://winmerge.org/ Add it in "Options -> Integra...

Open the syntax editor and use import. You still may have to make some changes yourself though, like support for code folding etc.

Added a solution in the next version using something called "SymbolWords". Think of them as arrays with values separated by spaces. Each value has to have the same width. You can use up to 3 symbol word arrays with different value sizes. All symbols used must also exist in the "Symbol...

If you haven't already, install v7.50. Modify the lines below in your syntax file

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[Options]
Symbols=.,<>?!#%/()=+-[]\{};0123456789
Numbers=0123456789

and use a different color for symbols and numbers. You don't have to use the same color for \ and numbers.

The official reply is "No". But it seems to me you should be able to make it fairly readable anyway using different colors for keywords, e.g.

ip access-list standard
ip access-list extended

In v7.50 final this should work: [Options] Symbols=.,<>?!#%/()=+-[]\{};0123456789 Numbers=0123456789 Numbers are treated as symbols but highlighted as numbers. Numbers are also recognized as numbers before, or after, keywords. E.g. marg10 could be highlighted as marg 10 . Doing this for numbers is e...

It's difficult to improve much, but this isn't so bad... ;{$RTF;rtf.syx} [Keywords] Control Words=ab|absh|abslock|absnoovrlp|absw|acaps|acccircle|acccomma|accdot|accnone|accunderdot|acf|adeff|additive|adeflang|adjustright|adn|aenddoc| [Options] Symbols=.,<>?!#%/()=+-[]\{};0123456789 Numbers= AddProj...

Could you send me the syntax *.syx file or display it here in the forum?

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