Dear Mark,
if you really want to support syntax colouring, then the Emacs code
for this purpose may come in handy. Oz already provides an interface
called Fontifier. See,
<mozart-source>/contrib/doc/code/Fontifier.oz
Best
Torsten
PS: I never used this myself. I just came across it when I looked for
automatic Oz code colouring myself, but finally found another Oz-
independent solution (which also relies on Emacs).
On Jun 11, 2008, at 9:37 PM, mark richardson wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a *very* simple IDE for Mozart and I'm trying to
sort out
syntax highlighting.
All I need to know is, is it possible once you have identified a
word in
a textbox to change it's foreground colour independently from the rest
of the text. (And if it is, how?)
Any help greatly appreciated.
Regards
Mark
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