> Rocket Software had to write a parser for Unidata and Universe in Eclipse to accomplish what the U2 compilers do.
I guess they are trying to use regular parsing tools for what just isn't a standard language: UniBasic doesn't follow normal syntax rules. And of course, it only works if you're using regular UniBasic - not if you have a pre-compiler or want to edit anything else (e.g. a PROC, Paragraph, script, or some other asset like an HTML template or data item).. That's why mvDeveloper has always had its own hand-built parser and syntax definitions that can be customized. The new version extends this to allow new syntax types to be added based on standard 'families' and a new plug-in architecture to support a wider range of tools. It affects all kinds of things from the comment in/out rules, through navigation e.g. by next/prev labels to the build/compile commands. I'll be officially releasing version 2 early next month - so watch this space for announcements <grin>. Brian _______________________________________________ U2-Users mailing list U2-Users@listserver.u2ug.org http://listserver.u2ug.org/mailman/listinfo/u2-users
