Prefixes for numbers don't work with letters, when using own syntax

[Сергей Чепцов]

I make my own syntax for Atmel AVR Assembler, because one’s Studio is too heavy for a netbook, so I write code with NP++.

I’ve set prefixes for numbers: 0b, 0x, and $. And colors for numbers too.
Problem is, that NP++ doesn’t want to highlight numbers with letters, e.g. 0xFF, 0xA1 and so on.
Numbers with digits only are highlighted and everything is ok.

Built-in syntaxes (I’ve tested on C#) work without problems.

What am I doing wrong?

[Ruslan Livansky]

Сергей, а что если сделать 0x ключевым словом с префикс-режимом?

[PeterJones]

@Сергей-Чепцов, UDL 2.1 does have the feature you’re looking for, documented at http://ivan-radic.github.io/udl-documentation/numbers/ . The first time I read through, I misunderstood, so it took me some experimenting.

1. If you want a prefix to only allow decimal digits (0-9) after the prefix, use the Prefix 1 box to define the prefix. (That’s useful for binary, octal, and decimal prefixes)

2. If you want a prefix to also accept other characters, put the prefix in Prefix 2 box, and then put the other characters that you want it to highlight as “numbers” in the Extras 1 box. Yes, it’s confusing that Prefix 2 is associated with Extras 1, but that’s the way it is.

So, in your example, I am assuming you want 0b to refer to BINARY numbers (which allow “0,1”, which are both included in the automatic set of “decimal digits”), and you want 0x to refer to HEXADECIMAL numbers (which allow “0-9,A,a,B,b,C,c,D,d,E,e,F,f”). Thus, set Prefix 1 = 0b, set Prefix 2 = 0x, and set Extras 1 = A B C D E F a b c d e f. (The 0-9 are allowed after any prefix, so you don’t have to include them in the list)

[Сергей Чепцов68]

@PeterCJ-AtWork Thanks a lot! It works - prefix 2 and extras 1. Really confusing…