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    • PeterJones
      PeterJones @dshuman52 last edited by

      @dshuman52 said in UDL documentation (()) operator:

      I tested It in a UDL and it appears to work as noted inside the ((…)) operator as I remember.

      If you’re still around: my experiments with ((end\bif)) didn’t seem to match what you were describing. Was it delimiters, comments, or folding where you got it to work? Could you do a screenshot of the UDL window where you have that example working (feel free to black out anything that you think is proprietary).

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      • dshuman52
        dshuman52 last edited by

        I have the same question about where this works. ((EOL)) does not work as a folder 2 close where I tried it. To prove a concept I also tried using /r/n /r /n in the list and not surprisingly that did not work. The tinyxml… code indicates that and could work but they did not (I included the following ). Furthermore once they are entered into the file, they do not appear when reopening the UDL configuration window even though they still appear in the file.

        I am pretty sure a \b^\v as the middle of the folder type 2 is NOT actually doing what I expect which is to be a continuation character. So while the syntax is understood, using that appears not to yield the desired results.

        I successfully completed the forward keyword hack of the delimiter logic and have submitted it for inclusion. At the same time I also fixed some colorizing issues when items in my case numbers and keywords appeared as the last items in a file not followed by white space and have submitted that code for approval too.

        if I remember what I read was “end\bif” would match end if, end or if (three things). However ((endif end\bif)) should only match 2 things. Meaning I believe that ((end end\bif) is expected to match two things what many like want “end\bif” to do. The quotes “…” instead of the ((…)) as documented was supposed to change the behavior of the contents.

        No other than understanding the syntax I am not sure I have had success with \b or \v outside delimiters or inside double quotes or inside double parens, yet.

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        • dshuman52
          dshuman52 last edited by

          There are escaped xml hex values for \r \n in one of the sentences above that do not display in the text as in hex a and hex d.

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          • dshuman52
            dshuman52 last edited by

            Alan I made the same mistake you did – I submitted my changes to scintilla and was told that was notepad code. I had the additional embarassment of contacting the wrong person.

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            • dshuman52
              dshuman52 @dshuman52 last edited by

              @dshuman52 I have been digging through the code. It appears only the some lists understand the ((…)) operator.

              the following lists may support the ((…)) operator:

              commentLineOpen, commentLineContinue, commentLineClose, commentOpen, commentClose, delim1Open, delim1Escape, delim1Close, delim2Open, delim2Escape, delim2Close, delim3Open, delim3Escape, delim3Close, delim4Open, delim4Escape, delim4Close, delim5Open, delim5Escape, delim5Close, delim6Open, delim6Escape, delim6Close, delim7Open, delim7Escape, delim7Close, delim8Open, delim8Escape, delim8Close, FoldersInCode1Open, FoldersInCode1Middle, FoldersInCode1Close, Operators1

              whether ((end end\bif)) works in the above lists is unknown to me

              The numbers and the following list of lists do not appear understand ((…))

              All numbers list, OPERATOR2, FOLDER_IN_CODE2(all), FOLDER_IN_COMMENT(all), KEYWORD1, KEYWORD2, KEYWORD3, KEYWORD4, KEYWORD5, KEYWORD6, KEYWORD7, KEYWORD8

              All lists appear to have some support for \b and \v however it only between two items like “end\bif” or “end\vif” not apparently as a prefix or suffix. This is from a quick viewing of the code. I would not guarantee any of these observations.

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                  • dshuman52
                    dshuman52 @dshuman52 last edited by

                    @dshuman52 peter if you are still there. From what I have read getting a \b of \v through xml 1.0 is not possible and even with xml 1.1 which may or may not be supported means support for these characters is on a case by case basis. I believe there are permissible control characters higher in the ascii range that could be mapped to \b and \v – would that be an acceptable sounding if it were to be coded. Using 2 chars a \ and a b I have improved on the existing code. Does anyone have suggestions on what characters to map to what characters?

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                        dshuman52 @dshuman52 last edited by

                        @dshuman52

                        The following code performs substitutions on a space inside single or double quotes of \b or \v respectively. That is how you activate the existing code “end if” means end\vif or ‘end case’ means end\bcase.

                        only apparently in the following buffers.

                        // OPERATORS2, FOLDERS_IN_CODE2, FOLDERS_IN_COMMENT, KEYWORDS1-8

                        
                        void ScintillaEditView::setUserLexer(const TCHAR *userLangName)
                        {
                        	int setKeywordsCounter = 0;
                            execute(SCI_SETLEXER, SCLEX_USER);
                        
                        	UserLangContainer * userLangContainer = userLangName? NppParameters::getInstance().getULCFromName(userLangName):_userDefineDlg._pCurrentUserLang;
                        
                        	if (!userLangContainer)
                        		return;
                        
                        	UINT codepage = CP_ACP;
                        	UniMode unicodeMode = _currentBuffer->getUnicodeMode();
                        	int encoding = _currentBuffer->getEncoding();
                        	if (encoding == -1)
                        	{
                        		if (unicodeMode == uniUTF8 || unicodeMode == uniCookie)
                        			codepage = CP_UTF8;
                        	}
                        	else
                        	{
                        		codepage = CP_OEMCP;	// system OEM code page might not match user selection for character set,
                        								// but this is the best match WideCharToMultiByte offers
                        	}
                        
                        	execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>("fold"), reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>("1"));
                        	execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>("userDefine.isCaseIgnored"),		  reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(userLangContainer->_isCaseIgnored ? "1":"0"));
                        	execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>("userDefine.allowFoldOfComments"),  reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(userLangContainer->_allowFoldOfComments ? "1":"0"));
                        	execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>("userDefine.foldCompact"),		  reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(userLangContainer->_foldCompact ? "1":"0"));
                        
                            char name[] = "userDefine.prefixKeywords0";
                        	for (int i=0 ; i<SCE_USER_TOTAL_KEYWORD_GROUPS ; ++i)
                        	{
                        		itoa(i+1, (name+25), 10);
                        		execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>(name), reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(userLangContainer->_isPrefix[i] ? "1" : "0"));
                        	}
                        
                        	for (int i = 0 ; i < SCE_USER_KWLIST_TOTAL ; ++i)
                        	{
                        		WcharMbcsConvertor& wmc = WcharMbcsConvertor::getInstance();
                        		const char * keyWords_char = wmc.wchar2char(userLangContainer->_keywordLists[i], codepage);
                        
                        		if (globalMappper().setLexerMapper.find(i) != globalMappper().setLexerMapper.end())
                        		{
                        			execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>(globalMappper().setLexerMapper[i].c_str()), reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(keyWords_char));
                        		}
                        		else // OPERATORS2, FOLDERS_IN_CODE2, FOLDERS_IN_COMMENT, KEYWORDS1-8
                        		{
                        			char temp[max_char];
                        			bool inDoubleQuote = false;
                        			bool inSingleQuote = false;
                        			bool nonWSFound = false;
                        			int index = 0;
                        			for (size_t j=0, len = strlen(keyWords_char); j<len && index < (max_char-1); ++j)
                        			{
                        				if (!inSingleQuote && keyWords_char[j] == '"')
                        				{
                        					inDoubleQuote = !inDoubleQuote;
                        					continue;
                        				}
                        
                        				if (!inDoubleQuote && keyWords_char[j] == '\'')
                        				{
                        					inSingleQuote = !inSingleQuote;
                        					continue;
                        				}
                        
                        				if (keyWords_char[j] == '\\' && (keyWords_char[j+1] == '"' || keyWords_char[j+1] == '\'' || keyWords_char[j+1] == '\\'))
                        				{
                        					++j;
                        					temp[index++] = keyWords_char[j];
                        					continue;
                        				}
                        
                        				if (inDoubleQuote || inSingleQuote)
                        				{
                        					if (keyWords_char[j] > ' ')		// copy non-whitespace unconditionally
                        					{
                        						temp[index++] = keyWords_char[j];
                        						if (nonWSFound == false)
                        							nonWSFound = true;
                        					}
                        					else if (nonWSFound == true && keyWords_char[j-1] != '"' && keyWords_char[j+1] != '"' && keyWords_char[j+1] > ' ')
                        					{
                        						temp[index++] = inDoubleQuote ? '\v' : '\b';
                        					}
                        					else
                        						continue;
                        				}
                        				else
                        				{
                        					temp[index++] = keyWords_char[j];
                        				}
                        
                        			}
                        			temp[index++] = 0;
                        			execute(SCI_SETKEYWORDS, setKeywordsCounter++, reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(temp));
                        		}
                        	}
                        
                         	char intBuffer[32];
                        
                        	sprintf(intBuffer, "%d", userLangContainer->_forcePureLC);
                        	execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>("userDefine.forcePureLC"), reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(intBuffer));
                        
                        	sprintf(intBuffer, "%d", userLangContainer->_decimalSeparator);
                        	execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>("userDefine.decimalSeparator"), reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(intBuffer));
                        
                        	// at the end (position SCE_USER_KWLIST_TOTAL) send id values
                        	sprintf(intBuffer, "%" PRIuPTR, reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(userLangContainer->getName())); // use numeric value of TCHAR pointer
                        	execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>("userDefine.udlName"), reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(intBuffer));
                        
                        	sprintf(intBuffer, "%" PRIuPTR, reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(_currentBufferID)); // use numeric value of BufferID pointer
                            execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>("userDefine.currentBufferID"), reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(intBuffer));
                        
                        	for (int i = 0 ; i < SCE_USER_STYLE_TOTAL_STYLES ; ++i)
                        	{
                        		Style & style = userLangContainer->_styleArray.getStyler(i);
                        
                        		if (style._styleID == STYLE_NOT_USED)
                        			continue;
                        
                        		char nestingBuffer[32];
                        		sprintf(nestingBuffer, "userDefine.nesting.%02d", i );
                        		sprintf(intBuffer, "%d", style._nesting);
                        		execute(SCI_SETPROPERTY, reinterpret_cast<WPARAM>(nestingBuffer), reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(intBuffer));
                        
                        		setStyle(style);
                        	}
                        }
                        
                        
                        
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