On Sun, Jul 9, 2017 at 10:02 AM, Adrian <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Please advise on how to make one color. Just as""" """works correctly in
python mode.
Why not start with the python rules as your guide. From modes/python.py:
def python_rule1(colorer, s, i):
return colorer.match_span(s, i, kind="literal2", begin="\"\"\"",
end="\"\"\"",
at_line_start=False, at_whitespace_end=False, at_word_start=False,
delegate="",exclude_match=False,
no_escape=False, no_line_break=False, no_word_break=False)
def python_rule2(colorer, s, i):
return colorer.match_span(s, i, kind="literal2", begin="'''", end="'''",
at_line_start=False, at_whitespace_end=False, at_word_start=False,
delegate="",exclude_match=False,
no_escape=False, no_line_break=False, no_word_break=False)
Now do the following:
- Copy the above to modes/php.py
- Change their names to unique names, php_rule_N, php_rule_N+1.
- Add traces to these new methods so you can see when they fire.
- *Add them to the appropriate rulesDict*. This is the key. Leo won't
try to match them unless the to-be-colorized-next character matches the
lead-in character in the rulesDict. The rulesDictDict has entries for each
individual rulesDict.
The lead-in character for the first pattern is a double quote. The lead-in
character for the second pattern is a single quote.
- Define @color php_literal2 = red to make for debugging.
HTH. Please feel free to ask more questions.
Edward
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