Philippe Lhoste wrote:
BTW, I took a look at LexSQL.cxx, and I wasn't too happy to see it
inefficiently repeating the tests in DEFAULT state. I tried to hack it,
without satisfying result, so I rewrote it using the brand new version
of the CPP lexer. At least, it uses now the StyleContext object and all
the small improvements made on this lexer.
I reused the MatchIgnoreCaseSubstring function.
It seems to work satisfyingly. I didn't send it earlier: it was too late
for the upcoming 1.66, so I prefered to test it a bit more and send it
now. I don't have tested the SQL*Plus features, so it would be nice if
people using SQL*Plus test it more.
I saw my message was held because it was suspected of having a virus...
Either all messages with a zip file are suspect, or the scanner is quite
dummy... I suspect the former, so I suppose that sending even small
files to the list is discouraged (or we should send them unzipped?).
Anyway, I already have a little correction to do:
I was fooled by the names derivated from the LexCPP names and not
renamed accordingly to SQL syntax.
So I managed SCE_SQL_COMMENTLINEDOC as if it was really a doc comment,
while in SQL it is actually just a comment made with #
So I grouped this comment with all the line comments:
case SCE_SQL_COMMENTLINE:
case SCE_SQL_COMMENTLINEDOC:
case SCE_SQL_SQLPLUS_COMMENT:
case SCE_SQL_SQLPLUS_PROMPT:
if (sc.atLineStart) {
sc.SetState(SCE_SQL_DEFAULT);
}
break;
--
Philippe Lhoste
-- (near) Paris -- France
-- http://Phi.Lho.free.fr
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