Neil Hodgson wrote:
I saw my message was held because it was suspected of having a virus...
Either all messages with a zip file are suspect, or the scanner is quite
dummy... I suspect the former, so I suppose that sending even small
files to the list is discouraged (or we should send them unzipped?).
It is better to send files zipped so they arrive intact rather than
being munged by mail transfer agents. The filter is coarse but it
normally only leads to a delay which is a small price to pay to avoid
spam. If you choose a particularly dumb title like "best prices for
impotence drugs" then the message may get lost. This morning's
moderation page shows why most choices are made based only on title:
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/mmfold.png
OK, zips then.
I am plagued by spam too (who isn't?) but fortunately 90% of it is
intercepted by the host of my e-mail address, with some reliable results.
I just noticed a bug: it doesn't fold on opening brace. I am not sure why.
The bug was actually between my chair and the screen... I didn't updated
my latest lexer to my regular SciTE. It works now.
The current SQL lexer folds based upon indentation as well as
language features. This was tricky as the indentation folding was in
the lexer but other fold modifications were done in the folder. You
removed the indentation based code from your version of the lexer, so
the folding will be different. Since this wasn't mentioned in the
submission, its hard to work out what the intent of the change was.
Oops, indeed, I missed this part!
Now, since SQL is a free flowing language, ie. with no mandatory
indentation, I am not sure this code is very useful, beyond enforcing
good presentation practice.
Currently, I fold stream comments, artificial fold points marked by
--{ or -- { for MySQL
--} or -- }
and keywords (except 'if', deactivated because it can be found without
matching end).
Now, I kept the SC_FOLDLEVELWHITEFLAG use, so either we reintroduce the
corresponding code, or we remove it entirely.
--
Philippe Lhoste
-- (near) Paris -- France
-- http://Phi.Lho.free.fr
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