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| July 27, 2009 at 1:54 pm #658 | |
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haichen Member
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I read most scheme and schemedef discussions here. I copied some schemes and tried to change them. All colors I can change are Keywords with ahk_ at the beginning. Hope someone can help me to understand how to make this right. thanks <?xml version="1.0" ?> <!-- Programmers Notepad scheme for Autohotkey --> <Scheme> <keyword-classes> <keyword-class name="keywords1"> Abs ACos Asc ASin ATan AutoTrim BlockInput ahk_a1 </keyword-class> <keyword-class name="keywords2"> Abort AboveNormal Add ahk_class ahk_group ahk_id ahk_pid All Alnum Alpha AltSubmit ahk_a2 </keyword-class> <keyword-class name="keywords3"> A_AhkPath A_AhkVersion A_AppData A_AppDataCommon ahk_a3 </keyword-class> <keyword-class name="keywords4"> Alt AltDown AltUp AppsKey BackSpace ahk_a4 </keyword-class> </keyword-classes> <schemedef name="ahk" title="Autohotkey" author="Rainer Friebel" url="http://www.pnotepad.org/" version="1" casesensitive="false" braces="[()]"> <!-- Max 2 --> <strings> <!-- Double quotes string, with as an escape character. --> <stringtype id="0" start=""" end=""" multiline="false" /> <stringtype id="1" start="'" end="'" multiline="false" /> </strings> <comments> <line start=";" blockStart="/*" blockEnd=" */" /> </comments> <numbers start="[0-9]" /> <!-- From here on is the traditional scheme definition block... --> <lexer name="ahk" /> <use-styles> <style name="Default" key="32" /> <style name="Line Comment" key="1" class="comment" /> <style name="Block Comment" key="2" class="comment" /> <style name="Identifier" key="3" class="identifier" /> <style name="Number" key="4" class="number" /> <style name="keywords1" key="5" class="keyword" /> <style name="ReservedWords" key="6" class="keyword" /> <style name="Keywords3" key="7" class="keyword" /> <style name="Keywords4" key="8" class="keyword" /> <style name="String" key="10" class="string" /> <style name="String 2" key="11" class="string" /> <style name="Special Identifier" key="13" /> </use-styles> <use-keywords> <keyword key="0" name="Keywords" class="keywords1"/> <keyword key="1" name="ReservedWords" class="keywords2"/> <keyword key="2" name="Keywords3" class="keywords3"/> <keyword key="3" name="Keywords4" class="keywords4"/> </use-keywords> </schemedef> </Scheme>
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| July 28, 2009 at 1:01 pm #16698 | |
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haichen Member
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I found two issues until now. First I have to use small letters for the keywords. But the keywords starting with ahk_ are not correctly colored as keywords. May be it has to do with an incorrect identifier phrase. Can someone explain the correct use? thanks haichen |
| July 28, 2009 at 3:10 pm #16699 | |
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haichen Member
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The keywords beginning with ahk_ are now colored with the keywordcolor as i want. I had forgotten some capital letters in my testfile. I think i can color labels (subroutine-names) with the identifier, can i? example: halloworld: … and how can i color userfunction-names? like myfunction() |
| July 29, 2009 at 9:12 am #16700 | |
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simon Key Master
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Hi, glad you’ve made some progress. The lexer that supports .schemedef files only supports simple syntax: keywords, comments, identifiers and numbers basically. For more advanced parsing you currently need to write a lexer using C or C++. It appears there is one already written here: http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic9656-90.html that could probably be integrated into PN. Please open an issue and I’ll take a look: |
| July 29, 2009 at 9:55 am #16701 | |
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haichen Member
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Thanks for your answer, but I do not know much about c or c++, so i can’t make a lexer. Here is what i can get until now: http://www.autohotkey.net/~haichen/programmersnotepad/ahk.schemedef |
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