Zitat von Martin Friebe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to figure out, what is intended currently, and/or what may
> be acceptable.
>
> At current the implementation of the Ctrl Mouse Link suggests that out
> of the RGB values, the bllue value is to be inverted. This works fine on
> words in normal text (identifiers), which turn from black to blue.
> Comments just stay blue (instead of getting black), compiler directives
> just stay red (instead of getting pink (red+blue).
IMHO underlining would be enough.
> This is because currently CtrlMouseLinks are only re-colored if the word
> to which the apply is a separate token.
> > if (fLastCtrlMouseLinkY<>CurLine)
> > or (nTokenPos+1<>fLastCtrlMouseLinkX1)
> Each identifier is returned as a separate token, even if there are no
> highlighter changes to the token before/after. So they are highlighted.
> Blocks or Compiler-Directives are one whole token across all the words
> contained in them. So they *normally* do not benefit highlighting.
>
> Except of course, if you break them across lines (there must be no
> leading or trailing spaces)
> {$I
> unit1.lrs
> }
> (*
> abc
> *)
> In those examples "unit1.lrs" will turn pink. "abc" will turn black.
>
> On the other Hand if ever an optimizer should bundle other words (like
> identifiers with the separating dots) into one word, then the current
> method would fail as well.
I *thought* the new marker concept would handle this. Marker bounds should be
independent of highlighter bounds.
> Now the question is what is intended or acceptable as future behaviour
> (because I am moving the code and the token boundary will loose
> importance, so the inconsistent coloring of directives/blocks will go).
>
> ===> But which color should a CtrlMouseLink in a directive/Comment have?
>
> I personally dislike the pink. They could stay red as they do currently
> (with a blue underline) or the could just turn blue as normal text. And
> comments could stay blue to?
> Maybe the color could even be configured in the Editor Environment ?
If you don't like pink, then maybe use this approach: check text color and
background color and choose a color from a set of white, black and gray (or
whatever three colors).
Mattias
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