> > Ha, ok, I agree with you, a code correctly indented will show the *begin*
> > and *end* by geometry. But what if the code is not yours and not perfectly
> > formatted ?
> >
> Then normally it compiles and has correct begin/end pairing.
Hum, my mind is not very clear those last time...
I did not understand this one too...
Do you mean that a not-well indented code, after compiling, will be re-indented
? (like JEDI does)
> > So the new question is: Do you have some tips how to do that
> > colored-begin-end with a MSEide syntax highlighter ?
> >
> I fear that is not so easy to be done "right".
I jump last night into pascal.sdef.
Thanks Martin, it is easy to understand-make-work.
So, deleting in => keyworddefs pascal => 'BEGIN' 'END'
Adding => keyworddefs pascalplus 'BEGIN' 'END'
And adding new color for pascalplus => isolate all the begin-end but with same
color for all begin-end.
It seems that *if, case and friends* are not allowed in syntax highlighter (or
i miss something).
Does it exist help for the syntax of mseide syntax-designer files?
Thanks.
Fre;D
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