Robert Roessler wrote:
Generically speaking, commenting out a "x=1" property setting will only have the desired effect if the internal [SciTE] default is 0. You might want to force these values to 0 yourself to be sure (yes, the docs say that braces.check defaults to 0, but...).
Strangely enough, changing the braces.check property to 0 works on Linux, but not on Windows. Perhaps this is a bug. On 8/17/06, Robert Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John Salerno wrote: > Generally speaking, is there a way I can peak under the hood to see > what the lexer is doing for Python? Sure - use the source, John! :) BTW, the "braces" functionality is handled by the Scintilla client (SciTE in this case) - not internally or by lexers (although the lexers do set the styles that can limit the chars checked for brace matching). > I'm confused by some things. > Specifically, I don't understand how to turn brace matching off, nor > what all the different properties that involve braces do. > > I commented out all of the following: > > braces.check=1 > braces.sloppy=1 > > # Operators > style.python.10=bold > > # Matched Operators > style.python.34=fore:#0000FF,bold > style.python.35=fore:#FF0000,bold > # Braces are only matched in operator style > braces.python.style=10 > > Yet still brace matching was working! I'm not sure if this is a bug or > if there are more options to change. Generically speaking, commenting out a "x=1" property setting will only have the desired effect if the internal [SciTE] default is 0. You might want to force these values to 0 yourself to be sure (yes, the docs say that braces.check defaults to 0, but...). Robert Roessler [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.rftp.com _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
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