Re: file specific variable hightlighting [74261]

I'm afraid no. Variables are everything that isn't any other thing. But I like it to mark variables and set them to be a "keywords3". For me this must be an conscious process. So my question is more like: Is there a mechanism for file specific highlighting? Is there a way to "on-the-fly" add

Re: Syntax Highlighting sometimes isn't on automatically [74255]

paces at the end of each line". A replacement of all "\s*$" finished the mystery. Now the file has a size of 115 kB. Best regards, Halweg -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,74248,74255> PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com

file specific variable hightlighting [74256]

scripting opportunities PSPad offers. So I wonder if there are any easier or better ways to solve the file specific variable highlighting. Greetings, Halweg -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,74256,74256> PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com

Re: Syntax Highlighting sometimes isn't on automatically [74260]

Thanks, but I hope that only this one file is affected. -- PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com

Improve string recognition in Autohotkey sytax highlighting [74263]

hlight when `n or `r or similar signs appear inside the string? Greetings and Thanks in advance, Halweg -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,74263,74263> PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com

Re: Improve string recognition in Autohotkey sytax highlighting [74270]

How it looks in my case: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtSPtQwhN85bgjYRpI4QYm6jhrwA?e=Tq32zx My user highlighter settings: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtSPtQwhN85bgjdGAg_k_gluK4T2?e=OPtJNg I played a little bit with the settings but it was success less. May be there are some other settings I missed... --

Re: Syntax Highlighting sometimes isn't on automatically [74269]

Thanks. As I said before the replacement of "\s*$" already did the job. But I'm still wondering what could be the reason of blowing up a textfile with 3 MB of spaces. -- PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com

Re: file specific variable hightlighting [74282]

Thanks, but finding variables in Autohotkey by syntax is hard. Screenshot:https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtSPtQwhN85bgjhoW479ISylXZ7i?e=WfI499 Following the rules a variable should be declared by giving it a value. This usually should be done by any := statement, but also variables came from function

Re: file specific variable hightlighting [74287]

plan to add file specific highlighting as a PSPad Feature this thread is the place you may get feedback from an experienced user. (@Bernd: I'd prefer English cause I see no reason to make it a private discussion) Greetings, Halweg -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,74256,74287>

Re: Improve string recognition in Autohotkey sytax highlighting [74274]

Thanks a lot for your instructions. I just downloaded the zip (32 bit), merged the content to the existing PSPad directory and voila: all works fine including the string highlighting. Even key mapping preserved. This helps! Best Regards, Halweg -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.

Re: Improve string recognition in Autohotkey sytax highlighting [74272]

Thanks. I've version 5.03 (377) 32bit I've adapted syntax and other ini files that may be need to renewed when installing updates. So installing a new version of PSPad is something that may cost a lot of time to me. I usually do it once in 5 years. In the developer forum I found a

Re: file specific variable hightlighting [74278]

Is there really no PSPad-integrated way (menu, button) to add names to a current loaded keyword section in the syntax ini-file? -- PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com

Re: file specific variable hightlighting [74280]

d reserved word, remove Keyword, ... But the steps above seemed to me so easy that I wondered there's no build-in way. Thanks for your patient help anyway. Greetings, Halweg -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,74256,74280> PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com

Syntax Highlighting sometimes isn't on automatically [74248]

es content: When I delete some lines in b.ahk automatic syntax highlighting will work. But it doesn't depend on file size. The lines I delete seems nothing special. What may be the reason for this behavior? Greetings, Halweg -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,74248,74248> PSPad freew

PSPad window title [77220]

When I close a file inside PSPad (by CTRL+F4) the file name remains in windows title. Is this by design? Normally the title of an empty PSPad window should be "PSPad (32)". Background: I need clear window titles for automatic detection of open script files. Additional question: Is it possible

Code overview [77222]

1. I like the code explorer window to get orientation in my code segments. Unfortunately in Autohotkey the code explorer shows only labels like a: or doesn't show Hotkey-Labels like UP:: or ^#g:: Is this by design or do I miss any setting? 2. I use comment lines like ;

Re: Code overview [77225]

Thanks again! pspad: 1. Code labels there is no problem to modify code parser, but please don't suppose I am worlking with all supported languages. Users are the ones who initiates change. Can you send me please some

Re: PSPad window title [77224]

Thanks for the fast response. pspad: Your PSPad version? Tested in 5.0.7 and it behaves correctly I switched to the developer version

Re: PSPad window title [77242]

Thanks again for the fast response. I found the "Autorefresh" option. It's nice but not quite what I wanted. So it may be a wish for future releases: Have a "open new window" command, that behaves like horizontal split (with automatic refresh even when not saved). But in place of to half windows I

Re: PSPad window title [77248]

pspad: Do you mean open text with 2 separate window and synchronize content? What for is it? I know this behavior from Microsoft Word.

Re: Code overview [77287]

Thanks!:-)) -- PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com

Re: Using command line options while pspad.exe is already running [77449]

This thread seems to be near to my problem so I hope it's not a problem to reuse it. I usually open pspad with /FR "" "file-path" This works fine and I can i.e. open a second pspad window with a library file using a searchstring from the first one. The problem is that a second call of this

Re: Code overview [77448]

Hi, I just downloaded build 731. Hotkey Labels like #t are now visible in the code explorer. Thanks! But in Autohotkey there are much more kinds of labels possible. See https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm . Moreover there are "Hotstrings", see