It's not a serious problem. Just surprised me a little when I applied ";:"
to a line of a script. It seems to be related to the handling of UTF8.
a.i.'│if.│' NB. Copied and pasted into the quotes.
226 148 130 105 102 46 226 148 130
(130{a.),'if.' NB. This way the "if." appears red.
if.
(226 148 130{a.),'if.' NB. This way it does not.
│if.
(0{a.),'if.' NB. This is red.
if.
('1'),(130{a.),('2') NB. Looks like anything greater than "127{a." gives
no space.
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In J5 the vertical bar was represented by "179{a." which displayed "if."
display in red in J5.
On 3/16/07, Raul Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/15/07, Don Guinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can't see the colors in the text copied from the ijx window below,
but
> the word "if." is not colored red if it is immediately preceded by a
> vertical bar line drawing character. It looks just fine if the line
drawing
> characters are ASCII.
Since colorizing is based on syntax recognition, and since the
vertical bar has nvalid J syntax, this seems reasonable.
--
Raul
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