Oops, Sorry man what you said was right. I made a typo. Thanks a lot. :)
- Original Message -
From: "Neil Hodgson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of the SciTE editor"
Subject: Re: [scite] How to add keywords for my filetype
Date: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 11:06:56 +1000
>
> Anselm Meyn:
Hi Neil,
Thanks for the response. I deleted that and then added the lines you
said to the "SciTEUser.properties" file. But nothing happened, I mean the on
opeing the file it looked like a text file (no clor etc). So i then added this
to cpp.properties file and got the old color syntax ba
Neil Sanner:
> Hi have some difficulties with folding in Avenue code. When I click on the
> minus sign of the first "if", it hides all following lines. Even the lines
> after the "end"... This is strange.
The folder for Avenue does not handle elseif. To fix this you or
someone else will need
Richard Heyes:
> Now according to Spy++ the messages are going to the window given in the
> argument to the C# program, but the call to SCI_GETTEXTLENGTH always
> returns 0, and the call to SCI_GETTEXT doesn't (appear to) touch the
> text buffer. FWIW, If I change the SCI_GETTEXT to use WM_GETTEXT
Martin Meißner:
> command.compile.$(file.patterns.asm)=nasm -fobj $(FileNameExt)
>
> when I execute the compile command from the menu, NASM runs but no error
> messages are written to the output box, on errors only
> "Exitcode:1" is written.
> I also tried to redirect NASM's output to stdout with
Anselm Meyn:
> I have been using SCITE for quite a while now but have not been able to
> configure it to my desire.
> I have a certain types of files with the (.prog) extensions (almost similar
> to java files). I would like to add keywords of this file type so that it is
> shown differen
Hi,
Hi have some difficulties with folding in Avenue code. When I click on the minus sign of the first "if", it hides all following lines. Even the lines after the "end"... This is strange.
Here's the code: (Just some dummy code with no purpose to illustrate the behavior)
'ChooseCustomerAndA
