the first "#" in the initial shebang is sometimes bracelighted
>My preference for looking backwards and forwards is simply to
>avoid the need for Scintilla to store additional state
>information, unless it is absolutely unavoidable.
why not use the normal style information scintilla provides. you can
trust what its
unchanged and if the unchanged is lexed as var you can trust them and
continue from
but yes there is no information about how many and what types of braces
still to close.
i talked at the german perl workshop a little with nicholas clark and we
talked about the perl parser too,
hee heavyly looks back and forward so you have too. but even when an
extra data stucture is bad,
you get much more speed with it and avoid duplication. indeed i believe
it will be scintilla untypically
slow if you look too much forward and below. maybe i could help you with
the lexer and maybe yould
help me to start with mine but currently im slightly before an next
stable release so a lot to do. but we will see.
regards herbert
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