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If you create and add your files to a project it's possible to use auto completion in this way. At least if the programming language uses one of the syntaxes below: Cpp CSharp Delphi/Pascal Java PHP VB .Net It may be possible to create scripts. You may need at least two. One that parse the document ...

Should already work if you use the ASPX highlighter. The ASPX highlighter should be used if the file extension is .aspx. You can add more extensions if you need to. You can also change the highlighter manually in the toolbar. The default source language is set to C#. You can change this in options. ...

Open "Environment->Options" and go to the "Highlighters" page. Use the dropdown list to select a syntax. You can now change the color of any element listed in the right list box including keywords.

The script engine does seem to be able to handle "WideStrings" correctly even though they are handled as Variant type. Function calls seems to work as well. With both Unicode and ANSI data. Most functions available through the script engine can only handle ANSI or Unicode (UCS-2). The func...

A syntax file for "Framscript" is available in the "Syntax" section.

The file was written by Eelke Spaak. I converted it to the new syntax file format and added a settings file.

An ActionScript syntax file is available on the home page http://www.rj-texted.se in the syntax files section.

Give me a day or so and I'll write one. I'll just convert one from an UltraEdit wordfile and add some code folding to it.

http://www.rj-texted.se/lang_update/lang_eng_422.ini
http://www.rj-texted.se/lang_update/lang_eng_440.ini
http://www.rj-texted.se/lang_update/lang_eng_450.ini
http://www.rj-texted.se/lang_update/lang_eng_452.ini
http://www.rj-texted.se/lang_update/lang_eng_460.ini

I think a better solution would be to add an option to fold by indent (like Notepad++). This could be set in the syntax file and used with files like .boo, .ini, .reg... It will also check for the next keyword (block...) if the text have the same indention. E.g. [keyword] text=bla text=bla [keyword]...

I'll see what I can do. We could enable the use of a wildcard (*) and maybe use something like: Id=[*] End= Notice the empty option value (End=). This would create a foldable block at the first empty line. I have desided to release a version 4.51. I'll add some small features and fix a few small iss...

You could use regions. In the syntax file: Rgn_Start = "$START" Rgn_End = "$END" Rgn_CommentStart = ";" In code write: ;$START "This is section 1" [section] foo=bar foo=bar ;$END ;$START "This is section 2" [section] foo=bar foo=bar ;$END

Functions like

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proc rand {n} { 
expr {int($n*rand())} 
}

should work in the next release. No option is needed. You can use the same fold options as in the C++ syntax file.

The problem is the extensive use of the {} - characters. Something like this works perfectly

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proc rand (n) { 
expr {int($n*rand())} 
}

It might be difficult to make this work in a future version, but I'll look into it. Maybe some simple option to ignore the first {} pair after the proc statement.

Of course. Open the file php.syx and add the line

LineCommentB=#

right under the "LineCommentA=//" line. I'll make the change in the next release.

Thanks.

I'm not sure I understood you correctly but to get the current word, you can do this:

'If the text is selected
dim s
s = Document.SelText

or

'If not selected
dim s
Document.WordLeft
Document.WordRight
s = Document.SelText
s = Trim(s) 'There may be a trailing space character here.

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