On 13/02/2012 18:37, Martin wrote:
On 13/02/2012 17:57, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
So a full pascal expression parser would be needed. That is not the
problem (could even be fast enough). But each possible state in an
expression (before/after dot/operater // bracket nest-lvl ...) must
be allowed to be stored. That explodes memory cost (storage capacity
is needed *everywhere*, even if there is not a single "raise at" at
all)
Maybe it can be reduced, but it is probably a lot of work to
implement...
For such complications I would leave context unhandled. At least it
should be possible to disable it, and if only for memory usage reasons.
Hence I wrote, that I will not highlight "at" in "raise" at all, for now.
Of course, we could make, every "at" highlighted, for those who want
that, and switch it on.
That is a different topic.
And that would not be an highlighter issue at all. That could be done as
general markup (though the settings could be stored with dependency on
the highlighter).
Any text, even without highlighter could have such words...
In pascal, I personally would probably mark: debugln and assert. But
that is my personal list.
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