Joel de Guzman <joel <at> boost-consulting.com> writes:
>
> James Fowler wrote:
> > I've put a snapshot of my latest twisted up version of QuickBook at
> > http://www.openseaconsulting.com/boost/qb20050306.zip.
James, I'll take a look at this soon. In the meanwhile...
[snip]
> Don't you think we ought to just standardize on a quickbook
> inline syntax for this?
Agreed. I'll have a think.
> > + anything else is considered source code, so [include
> > ../example/simple_example.cpp] does the "right thing"
> > + common source code extensions [py/h/hpp/c/cpp/...]
> > will automatically pre-select the right source mode
> > for highlighting
>
> I think we ought to have the extensions in the syntax definition.
> For example:
>
> "cpp" { extensions = "cpp"|"hpp"|.... }
Good idea. I would suggest we simply extend the highlighting scheme semantics:
"c++|cxx|C++|cpp|cc"
{
"preprocessor" = "^\s*#\s*[[:alpha:]|_]\w*" ;
...
}
This will already get parsed correctly. I just need to do some work under the
bonnet.
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