Niel wrote:
"The ignorecase line will be ignored because its using 'flash'
rather than cpp and for calltips it should say 'calltip' rather than
'autocomplete'. Check that the API file is working with Edit |
Complete Symbol. If not simplify your api setting to a single file and
check where SciTE thinks the api... property is pointing. You might
want to unindent the whole file as well - I don't know if everything
works indented."
Thanks for the informative reply. How do I check where the api... property is
pointing?
My biggest problem with figuring out what's going on is that
I don't know how to echo the scite variables to the command line.
I simplified the api line to
api.$(file.patterns.flash)=$(SciteDefaultHome)\flash.api;
without indentation (although the other commands work in spite
of indentation).
The "complete symbol" and "show calltip" options are
grayed out in the menu for a .as file, so the api is
apparently not being loaded.
Izak
Neil Hodgson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: izak marais:
> The first thing I'm unsure about is the extent of built in flash support in
> the Linux version. Falsh(actionscript) is listed as a supported language for
> scite. When I open a .as file I get correct syntax highlighting and code
> folding, but there is no properties file and no language selection option
> (even amongst the commented ones in the global properties file). I would
> like to edit the compile and build commands to use a makefile, but since
> there is no properties file, I don't know how to proceed.
Flash is treated as JavaScript which is handled by the cpp lexer so
properties are in cpp.properties. You should always add your compile
and build commands to your user properties file rather than to the
language-specific file distributed with SciTE. That way you can
install new versions while retaining your customizations.
> lexer.$(file.patterns.flash)=flash
>
> in flash.properties and that there is no lexer named flash outside of
> scite|flash. If I change this to
I expect this lexer has been modified for scite|flash.
> However, code I cant get auto completion and call tips working properly. If
> I add "autocompleteword.automatic=1" to my sciteuser.properties I get auto
> completion on keywords and functions the second time I use them in a file.
> Is this normal?
Yes.
> Also call tips are not functioning at all, in spite of the
> inclusion of flash.api and the following lines in flash.properties
>
> #######################
> # Load the Flash API
> #######################
> api.$(file.patterns.flash)=$(SciteDefaultHome)\flash.api;$(SciteDefaultHome)\API.custom;API.flashcommClient;API.flashcommServer;
> autocomplete.flash.ignorecase=1
The ignorecase line will be ignored because its using 'flash'
rather than cpp and for calltips it should say 'calltip' rather than
'autocomplete'. Check that the API file is working with Edit |
Complete Symbol. If not simplify your api setting to a single file and
check where SciTE thinks the api... property is pointing. You might
want to unindent the whole file as well - I don't know if everything
works indented.
Neil
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