Neil, > > it'd be nice if the JavaScript was a full "copy" of the stand > > alone CPP lexer. In some ways I've been thinking about possibly > reusing CPP > > functionality inside HTML; HTML would depend on CPP, and CPP would > have more > > a generalized version of its lexer available for HTML (or others) > use. (This > > would make the source code and hence the binary much smaller too) > > Both client-side and server-side JavaScript are handled > (separately) in the HTML lexer. Arbitrarily composable lexers would be > good: see SinkWorld for an implementation: > http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SinkWorld.html >
I'm checking out SinkWorld right now, sounds nice... from what I understood in the SinkWorld website, it is (and correct me if I'm wrong) basically a testbed for Scintilla, and many of the stuff there could be later moved to Scintilla.... I was just wondering, when and how are decisions of moving code from SinkWorld to Scintilla done? ...Also, is SinkWorld interface backward compatible with Sintilla? (i.e. can one compile, for instance, SciTE using SinkWorld instead of Scintilla as the main library?) By the way, I wanted to thank you and congratulate you for this extraordinary work, Scintilla and SciTE are just so amazingly great. Best regards, Kronuz. _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list Scite-interest@lyra.org http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
