Re: Creating new language file - Not getting all syntax highlighting

[Bob Rockefeller]

On Sunday, December 30, 2012 5:29:08 PM UTC-5, Emil Vaughan wrote:
>
> I spent some time today implementing a (far from perfect) codeless 
> language module for Cython (http://cython.org/), only to find that I 
> can't get my numbers highlighted.
>
> (Side rant: I stopped using BBEdit after getting a Retina MacBookPro, and 
> I'd like to return to it now it has retina support. But the syntax 
> highlighting in Sublime Text 2 is so much better. I don't like the rest of 
> it though...)
>

Emil,

Did you get what you needed?

I have a feature request in for improved syntax coloring. As you mention, 
Sublime Text 2 (and TextMate 2) have much better control of color and 
scope. But Sublime Text 2 is just not "Mac" enough.

Bob

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Re: Creating new language file - Not getting all syntax highlighting

[Emil Vaughan]

On Friday, July 29, 2011 10:36:36 PM UTC+1, Gregg Thomason wrote:

> There was a message in another thread, IIRC, that said they're more than a 
> little backlogged on support right now. They're usually good about getting 
> back to support requests.


I'd just like to give this a bump.

I spent some time today implementing a (far from perfect) codeless language 
module for Cython (http://cython.org/), only to find that I can't get my 
numbers highlighted.

(Side rant: I stopped using BBEdit after getting a Retina MacBookPro, and 
I'd like to return to it now it has retina support. But the syntax 
highlighting in Sublime Text 2 is so much better. I don't like the rest of 
it though...)

Emil 

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Re: Creating new language file - Not getting all syntax highlighting

[Gregg Thomason]

There was a message in another thread, IIRC, that said they're more than a 
little backlogged on support right now. They're usually good about getting 
back to support requests.

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Re: Creating new language file - Not getting all syntax highlighting

[JD]

Nothing on why numerics wouldn't be getting syntax highlighted?   I
also tried BBEdit's direct support a week or so ago. No response yet.

On Jul 23, 10:51 am, JD  wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just started a trial of BBEdit 10 and am trying to create a language
> plist file forArduino(www.arduino.cc). I've found lots of examples
> online and have read the chapter on Codeless Language Modules in the
> manual... I'm *almost* there. I've got a file in the right place and I
> know it's being read -- it shows up in the language list and I can
> make changes to it and see them reflected on re-start.
>
> The problem is that I can't get 'Numeric Constants' to show up in a
> color at all. I don't see anything in the plist files that relates to
> this and have compared the Java file in the app's package contents as
> well. When I have anArduinofile open and change the language to C or
> C++ (which is quite similar), then the numeric values in the code ARE
> colored.
>
> I've copied the contents of theArduino.plist file below, but removed
> a bunch of the keywords from that array to save space. Once I have it
> working, I'm happy to re-post the full file's contents for future
> generations. ;)
>
> Any advice on getting numbers to color correctly?
>
> Thanks,
>
> JD
>
> 
>  "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd";>
> 
> 
>         BBEditDocumentType
>         CodelessLanguageModule
>         BBLMColorsSyntax 
>         BBLMIsCaseSensitive 
>         BBLMKeywordList
>         
>                 if
>                 else
>                 
>                 setup
>                 loop
>         
>         BBLMLanguageCode
>         Ardu
>         BBLMLanguageDisplayName
>         Arduino
>         BBLMScansFunctions 
>
> BBLMPredefinedNameList
>         
>                 HIGH
>                 LOW
>                 INPUT
>                 OUTPUT
>                 
>         
>
>         BBLMSuffixMap
>         
>                 
>                         BBLMLanguageSuffix
>                         .pde
>                         BBLMIsSourceKind
>                         
>                 
>         
>
>         Language Features
>         
>                 Close Block Comments
>                 */
>                 Close Parameter Lists
>                 )
>                 Close Statement Blocks
>                 }
>                 Close Strings 1
>                 '
>                 Close Strings 2
>                 "
>                 End-of-line Ends Strings 1
>                 
>                 End-of-line Ends Strings 2
>                 
>                 Escape Char in Strings 1
>                 \
>                 Escape Char in Strings 2
>                 \
>                 Identifier and Keyword Characters
>
> 0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ_abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz string>
>                 Open Block Comments
>                 /*
>                 Open Line Comments
>                 //
>                 Open Parameter Lists
>                 (
>                 Open Statement Blocks
>                 {
>                 Open Strings 1
>                 '
>                 Open Strings 2
>                 "
>                 Prefix for Functions
>                 
>                 Prefix for Procedures
>                 
>                 Terminator for Prototypes 1
>                 
>                 Terminator for Prototypes 2
>                 
>         
> 
> 

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