syntax and syntax highlighting in userDefineLang.xml

[rinku singh]

for exemple using batch language

echo “hello word”
cls echo “hello my word”

there “cls echo” highlighting is good but syntax is wrong

because 3p plugin can autocomplete as sentence there is no reserve word or Charter
for spaces

https://github.com/jcaillon/3P/issues/240

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/16593/user-defined-language-autocomplete-keywords-begin-with-and-dosn-t-work

[rinku singh]

@donho comment please

[Jim Dailey]

@gurikbal-singh

Not sure what your question is.

The UDL highlights text in some way that you define, but it does not understand language syntax. That is, it doesn’t turn NPP into a syntax-directed editor; it simply make certain text have different attributes.

[rinku singh]

@Jim-Dailey i already mentioned here for make npp more better
as ide who too close
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/16593/user-defined-language-autocomplete-keywords-begin-with-and-dosn-t-work

[Jim Dailey]

@gurikbal-singh

Sorry, I looked at those links before I posted above, but they didn’t help me understand what you are asking.

[rinku singh]

for above link
as Supernova programming language is a simple way to learn
i want window
i want button

[rinku singh]

lazarus :-
shell.execute(handle
but:-
shell.execute(handle , “open” , pchar(c:) , 0 ,0 1);

python:-
import os
import math
import py2exe

but:-
main() import
that is all wrong

[Scott Sumner]

@gurikbal-singh

I think I’ve read most of your postings here, and my conclusion is that pretty much all of them are unintelligible. I’m not sure what the resolution is for you on that. I’m guessing that English is not your primary language. I suppose you could post in your native language and then readers could use the translate function of their browser to read your posts (not sure how the rest of the community feels about that…).

[rinku singh]

@Jim-Dailey hi how are you
i have video for you

https://youtu.be/OgpCVasoHjQ