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    • Claudia FrankC
      Claudia Frank @Gary W
      last edited by

      @Gary-W

      depending on your configuration whether to use %APPDATA% configuration or not the respective
      functionlist gets loaded. I’m still confused that your saying that after changing the id it is working for you.
      Could it be that you use an embedded js version as in html?

      Cheers
      Claudia

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      • Gary WG
        Gary W
        last edited by

        No, I am using straight-up JS files, Claudia.

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        • Claudia FrankC
          Claudia Frank @Gary W
          last edited by

          @Gary-W

          ok - I can confirm. After complete deinstall and a wiping of all files and folders in
          my installation directory and under %APPDATA% (which I thought I never used)
          I reinstalled npp7.2.2. 32bit. Now I have the same behavior. The reason why it was working before is that I run into the doLocalConf bug.
          I can’t say which version started ignoring the file but it seems 7.2.2 is doing it.
          So @MAPJe71 was completely correct and I have to apologize.

          Cheers
          Claudia

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          • Florent PagèsF
            Florent Pagès @MAPJe71
            last edited by

            @MAPJe71 said:

            Notepad++ should assign the “L_JAVASCRIPT” language ID (= 58) to JavaScript files. It appears to assign the “old” language ID “L_JS” (= 19).

            @donho is this a regression or am I missing something?

            – Ver 7.4.1 32bits. for me the problem is still here. so I patched again my functionList.xml

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            • dinkumoilD
              dinkumoil
              last edited by

              Hi @all,

              I also found a bug in the regular expression of the JavaScript parser for matching the pattern of a function header. If between the function name and the left parenthesis of the parameter list have been inserted one or more blanks the parser failed to find the function header.

              Npp version

              v7.4.1, 32 bit

              File

              C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\functionList.xml
              copied to
              C:\Users<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Notepad++\functionList.xml

              Corrected JavaScript parser

              <parser
              	displayName="JavaScript"
              	id         ="javascript_function"
              	commentExpr="(?s:/\*.*?\*/)|(?m-s://.*?$)"
              >
              	<function
              		mainExpr="((^|\s+|[;\}\.])([A-Za-z_]\w*\.)*[A-Za-z_]\w*\s*[=:]|^|[\s;\}]+)\s*function(\s+[A-Za-z_]?\w*\s*\([^\)\(]*\)|\([^\)\(]*\))[\n\s]*\{"
              	>
              		<functionName>
              			<nameExpr expr="[A-Za-z_]\w*\s*[=:]|[A-Za-z_]?\w*\s*\(" />
              			<nameExpr expr="[A-Za-z_]?\w*" />
              		</functionName>
              		<className>
              			<nameExpr expr="([A-Za-z_]\w*\.)*[A-Za-z_]\w*\." />
              			<nameExpr expr="([A-Za-z_]\w*\.)*[A-Za-z_]\w*" />
              		</className>
              	</function>
              </parser>
              

              The bug was located in the value of mainExpr.

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              • dinkumoilD
                dinkumoil
                last edited by dinkumoil

                I improved the parser for Inno Setup scripts too. Now it is also able to find procedures as well as functions/procedures with no or an empty parameter list. Furthermore forward declarations are no longer matched.

                <!-- ================================================== [ Inno Setup ] -->
                
                <parser
                	displayName="Inno Setup"
                	id         ="innosetup_syntax"
                >
                	<classRange
                		mainExpr    ="(?x)                                    # Utilize inline comments (see `RegEx - Pattern Modifiers`)
                				(?ms)
                				(?'SECTION_HEADER'
                					^                                               # header starts at beginning of a line
                					\[                                              # start of section header
                					(?-i:Code)                                      # `Code` section name
                					]                                               # end of section header
                				)
                				.*?                                               # whatever, up till...
                				(?=                                               # ...next valid section header or...
                					^                                               #    +-- header starts at beginning of a line
                					\[                                              #    +-- start-of-header indicator
                					(?-i:
                						Components|(?:Custom)?Messages
                					|	Dirs
                					|	Files
                					|	I(?:cons|nstallDelete)
                					|	Languages
                					|	R(?:egistry|un)
                					|	Setup
                					|	T(?:asks|ypes)
                					|	Uninstall(?:Delete|Run)
                					)                                               #    +-- valid section name
                					]                                               #    \-- end-of-header indicator
                				|	\Z                                              # ...end-of-file
                				)
                			"
                	>
                		<className>
                			<nameExpr expr="^\[\K[^\h\]]+(?=])" />
                		</className>
                		<function
                			mainExpr="(?x)                                      # Utilize inline comments (see `RegEx - Pattern Modifiers`)
                					(?m-s)                                          # multi-line mode on, single-line mode off
                					^\h*                                            # optional leading whitespace
                					(?i:
                						(
                							(?'FUNCTION_HEADER'                         # function
                								FUNCTION
                							)
                							|                                           # or
                							(?'PROCEDURE_HEADER'                        # procedure
                								PROCEDURE
                							)
                						)\h+
                					)
                					(?'VALID_ID'                                    # function/procedure identifier
                						[A-Za-z_]\w*
                					)
                					(                                               # optional parameter list
                						\s*\(                                         # start-of-parameter-list indicator
                						[^()]*                                        # parameter list
                						\)                                            # end-of-parameter-list indicator
                					)*
                					(?('FUNCTION_HEADER')                           # functions have a return type
                						(
                							\s*:                                        # type indicator
                							\s*[A-Za-z_]\w*                             # type identifier
                							\s*;                                        # end-of-statement indicator
                						)
                					)
                					(?('PROCEDURE_HEADER')                          # procedures don't have a return type
                						(
                							\s*;                                        # end-of-statement indicator
                						)
                					)
                					(?!(?i:\s*FORWARD\s*;))                         # prevent matching forward declarations
                				"
                		>
                			<functionName>
                				<funcNameExpr expr="(?i:(FUNCTION|PROCEDURE)\h+)\K[A-Za-z_]\w*\s*(\([^()]*\))*" />
                				<!-- comment out the following node to display the method with its parameters -->
                				<funcNameExpr expr="[A-Za-z_]\w*" />
                			</functionName>
                		</function>
                	</classRange>
                	<function
                		mainExpr="(?x)                                        # Utilize inline comments (see `RegEx - Pattern Modifiers`)
                				(?ms)
                				(?'SECTION_HEADER'
                					^                                               # header starts at beginning of a line
                					\[                                              # start-of-header indicator
                					(?-i:
                						Components|(?:Custom)?Messages
                					|	Dirs
                					|	Files
                					|	I(?:cons|nstallDelete)
                					|	Languages
                					|	R(?:egistry|un)
                					|	Setup
                					|	T(?:asks|ypes)
                					|	Uninstall(?:Delete|Run)
                					)                                               # valid section name
                					]                                               # end-of-header indicator
                				)
                				.*?                                               # whatever, up till...
                				(?=
                					(?&amp;SECTION_HEADER)                          # ...next valid section header,...
                				|	^\[(?-i:Code)]                                  # ...`Code` section header or...
                				|	\Z                                              # ...end-of-file
                				)
                			"
                	>
                		<functionName>
                			<nameExpr expr="^\[\K[^\]]+(?=])" />
                		</functionName>
                	</function>
                </parser>
                
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                • Alexander SchikoraA
                  Alexander Schikora
                  last edited by Alexander Schikora

                  doesn’t work anymore for 7.4.2, why is this even an issue? this is the most basic ui test possible, very disappointing. But looking at the “new” xml structure, no wonder people have problems navigating to this custom xml interpretation.
                  Switching ID to 19, even though a random comment says not to, fixed this for me…

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                  • t12122013 FinkT
                    t12122013 Fink
                    last edited by t12122013 Fink

                    `
                    <parser
                    displayName=“JavaScript”
                    id =“javascript_function”
                    commentExpr=“(?s:/.?*/)|(?m-s://.*?$)”

                    	bemerkung1="für Kommentar zwischen function header und {. [\n\s]*\{ am Ende gelöscht."
                    	bemerkung2="für new Function(...)  (?:new\s*)? eingefügt."
                    	bemerkung3="für function (a,b,c) ohne Funktionsname ein \s* eingefügt."
                    
                      comment1="comment between function header and function body {, removed [\n\s]*\{"
                      comment2="new Function() : inserted (?:new\s*)? "
                      comment3="function (a,b,c) without function name: inserted \s*"
                      comment4="comment within function header still not recognized. e.g. function /*returns real*/ a(b) { }"
                        comment99="there must be something wrong with processing of commentExpr"
                    	
                    >
                    <function
                       	mainExpr="((^|\s+|[;\}\.])([A-Za-z_]\w*\.)*[A-Za-z_]\w*\s*[=:]|^|[\s;\}]+)\s*(?:new\s*)?function(\s+[A-Za-z_]?\w*\s*\([^\)\(]*\)|s*\([^\)\(]*\))"
                    			
                    			
                          >
                        <functionName>
                            <nameExpr expr="[A-Za-z_]\w*\s*[=:]|[A-Za-z_]?\w*\s*\(" />
                            <nameExpr expr="[A-Za-z_]?\w*" />
                        </functionName>
                        <className>
                            <nameExpr expr="([A-Za-z_]\w*\.)*[A-Za-z_]\w*\." />
                            <nameExpr expr="([A-Za-z_]\w*\.)*[A-Za-z_]\w*" />
                        </className>
                    </function>
                      </parser>`
                    
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                    • t12122013 FinkT
                      t12122013 Fink
                      last edited by t12122013 Fink

                      trying again, by content and by form

                      <parser
                      displayName="JavaScript"
                      id         ="javascript_function"
                      	XcommentExpr="(?s:/\*.*?\*/)|(?m-s://.*?$)"
                      
                      	
                      	bemerkung1="für Kommentar zwischen function header und {. [\n\s]*\{ am Ende gelöscht."
                      	bemerkung2="für new Function(...)  (?:new\s*)? eingefügt."
                      	bemerkung3="für function (a,b,c) ohne Funktionsname ein \s* eingefügt."
                      	bemerkung4="Kommentar im Funktionsheader wird nicht behandelt, z.B. function /*returns real*/ a(b) { } "
                      	bemerkung5="commentExpr überhaupt X-ed."
                      	bemerkung99="Es muss etwas falsch sein mit commentExpr durch nichts ersetzen."
                      	
                      	comment1="Comment between function header and function body {: removed [\n\s]*\{ "
                      comment2="new Function(): inserted (?:new\s*)? "
                      comment3="function (a,b,c) without function name: inserted \s*" 
                      comment4="Comment within function header still not handled. e.g. function /*returns real*/ a(b) { } "
                      	comment5="commentExpr disabled: X-ed."
                      comment99="There must be something wrong in NPP when replacing commentExpr by nothing."
                      	
                      >
                      <function
                         	mainExpr="((^|\s+|[;\}\.])([A-Za-z_]\w*\.)*[A-Za-z_]\w*\s*[=:]|^|[\s;\}]+)\s*(?:new\s*)?function(\s+[A-Za-z_]?\w*\s*\([^\)\(]*\)|s*\([^\)\(]*\))"
                      >
                          <functionName>
                              <nameExpr expr="[A-Za-z_]\w*\s*[=:]|[A-Za-z_]?\w*\s*\(" />
                              <nameExpr expr="[A-Za-z_]?\w*" />
                          </functionName>
                          <className>
                              <nameExpr expr="([A-Za-z_]\w*\.)*[A-Za-z_]\w*\." />
                              <nameExpr expr="([A-Za-z_]\w*\.)*[A-Za-z_]\w*" />
                          </className>
                      </function>
                      </parser>
                      
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                      • MAPJe71M
                        MAPJe71
                        last edited by MAPJe71

                        Notepad++ uses the commentExpr to determine which parts of the text to skip when searching for classes, methods and/or functions.
                        “Embedded” comments are not supported.

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                        • MAPJe71M
                          MAPJe71
                          last edited by

                          @t12122013-Fink
                          See also issues #344 and #1023 on GitHub.

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                          • David LiangD
                            David Liang
                            last edited by

                            C# function list fix for v7.4.2
                            Basically copy the function section inside classRange and paste it at the same level of classRange.
                            <!-- ========================================================== [ C# ] -->

                            		<!--
                            		|   Based on:
                            		|       http://sourceforge.net/p/notepad-plus/patches/613/
                            		\-->
                            		<parser
                            			displayName="C#"
                            			id         ="csharp_class"
                            			commentExpr="(?s:/\*.*?\*/)|(?m-s://.*?$)"
                            		>
                            			<classRange
                            				mainExpr    ="^[\t\x20]*((public|protected|private|internal)\s+)?(\w+\s*)?(class|struct|interface)[\t\x20]+[^\{]+\{"
                            				openSymbole ="\{"
                            				closeSymbole="\}"
                            			>
                            				<className>
                            					<nameExpr expr="(class|struct|interface)[\t\x20]+\w+" />
                            					<nameExpr expr="[\t\x20]+\w+" />
                            					<nameExpr expr="\w+" />
                            				</className>
                            				<function
                            					mainExpr="^[^\S\r\n]*(?&lt;modifier1&gt;(?:public|protected|internal|private)\s*)?(?&lt;modifier2&gt;(?:new|static|virtual|sealed|override|abstract|extern)\s*)?(partial\s*)?(?&lt;type&gt;(?!(return|if|else))\w+(?&lt;genericType&gt;&lt;[\w,\s&lt;&gt;]+&gt;)?\s+)(?&lt;name&gt;\w+(?&lt;genericNameType&gt;&lt;[\w,\s&lt;&gt;]+&gt;)?\s?)\((?&lt;params&gt;[\w\s,&lt;&gt;\[\]\:=\.]*)\)(?&lt;ctorChain&gt;\s*\:\s*(?:base|this)\s*\((?&lt;ctorParams&gt;[\w\s,&lt;&gt;\[\]\:=\.]*)\))?[\w\s&lt;&gt;\:,\(\)\[\]]*(?:\{|;)"
                            				>
                            					<functionName>
                            						<funcNameExpr expr="(\w+(&lt;[\w,\s&lt;&gt;]+&gt;)?\s?)\(" />
                            						<funcNameExpr expr="(\w+(&lt;[\w,\s&lt;&gt;]+&gt;)?\s?)" />
                            					</functionName>
                            				</function>
                            			</classRange>
                            			<function
                            				mainExpr="^[^\S\r\n]*(?&lt;modifier1&gt;(?:public|protected|internal|private)\s*)?(?&lt;modifier2&gt;(?:new|static|virtual|sealed|override|abstract|extern)\s*)?(partial\s*)?(?&lt;type&gt;(?!(return|if|else))\w+(?&lt;genericType&gt;&lt;[\w,\s&lt;&gt;]+&gt;)?\s+)(?&lt;name&gt;\w+(?&lt;genericNameType&gt;&lt;[\w,\s&lt;&gt;]+&gt;)?\s?)\((?&lt;params&gt;[\w\s,&lt;&gt;\[\]\:=\.]*)\)(?&lt;ctorChain&gt;\s*\:\s*(?:base|this)\s*\((?&lt;ctorParams&gt;[\w\s,&lt;&gt;\[\]\:=\.]*)\))?[\w\s&lt;&gt;\:,\(\)\[\]]*(?:\{|;)"
                            			>
                            				<functionName>
                            					<funcNameExpr expr="(\w+(&lt;[\w,\s&lt;&gt;]+&gt;)?\s?)\(" />
                            					<funcNameExpr expr="(\w+(&lt;[\w,\s&lt;&gt;]+&gt;)?\s?)" />
                            				</functionName>
                            			</function>
                            		</parser>
                            
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                            • t12122013 FinkT
                              t12122013 Fink
                              last edited by t12122013 Fink

                              @ MAPJe71
                              Thank you for the explanation about comment handling. Of course I assumed Notepad++ would strip comments lexically, replacing them by an empty string, and only then apply mainExpr, but it seems not to be the case.

                              For my situation and needs I prefer to disable commentExpr at all, and do the other minor improvements written in my comments. I do get all functions, and do not get false functions. Reasoning, I do not have functions inside comments, and I do not place comments in function headers except between ) and { . Besides that, functions temporarely commented out, may still count as functions.
                              At least the <parser> above is a partial proposal to my and other’s issues.

                              By the way do you have an idea how to remove the mis-written earlier posts. I was not fluent with this BB and with markup language, and is there a preview?

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                              • MAPJe71M
                                MAPJe71 @t12122013 Fink
                                last edited by

                                @t12122013-Fink

                                how to remove the mis-written earlier posts

                                Use delete in the three-dots menu right next to ^ 0 v .

                                is there a preview?

                                As soon as you hit reply to open the edit pane you get either a preview pane on the right or a show preview option in the top right corner of the edit pane.

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                                • t12122013 FinkT
                                  t12122013 Fink
                                  last edited by t12122013 Fink

                                  I’m only allowed to delete within 180 seconds. And today I get the preview, but yesterday there was none (preview availability depends on browser window width) . The BB is not easy but I’m motivated.

                                  About the issue, I propose to disable commentExpr because of the following cases:

                                  function setdata(x,y,z,w) // set coordinates x y z w

                                  function setdata(x,y,z,w) /* set coordinates x y z w */

                                  Functionlist will detect the function if there are two spaces between ) and the comment, but will not detect the function if there is just one space. My mainExpr as above given, stops after ) and does not eat one space.

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                                  • maroonmoon13M
                                    maroonmoon13 @David Liang
                                    last edited by

                                    @David-Liang Doesn’t work :(

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                                    • astrominionA
                                      astrominion
                                      last edited by

                                      i have problem too with Javascript functionList. I change the langID=58 (L_JAVASCRIPT) to langID=19 (L_JS) at :

                                      <association id= “javascript_function” langID=“19” />

                                      and it work verywell.

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                                      • Jonathan HJ
                                        Jonathan H
                                        last edited by

                                        This was bothering me for a while - turns out that even though I tick “don’t use roaming profiles” when installing, it still does so.
                                        And the old config file was from 2016. So I simply copied the new version over from the notepad install dir and everything is OK now!

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                                        • pete312P
                                          pete312
                                          last edited by pete312

                                          I recovered from this problem by uninstalling notepad++ and then renaming what was left in Program Files to oldNotepad++, then reinstalling notepad++. Something obviously is out of whack.

                                          Takes less time this way

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