[scite] Re: Syntax checking and os.execute's dos box

2005-09-18 Thread Agustín Fernández
Philippe wrote: You can implement yourself a "quiet" os.execute function in SciTE by creating an additional DLL to load in LUA. http://lua-users.org/wiki/SciteLuaDll Alternatively, you can download the DLL (and source) I did for one of my projects: http://philippe.elsass.free.fr/ascs__mtasc_com

[scite] Re: Syntax checking and os.execute's dos box

2005-09-18 Thread Philippe
You can implement yourself a "quiet" os.execute function in SciTE by creating an additional DLL to load in LUA. http://lua-users.org/wiki/SciteLuaDll Alternatively, you can download the DLL (and source) I did for one of my projects: http://philippe.elsass.free.fr/ascs__mtasc_compiler_with_scite.ht

Re: [scite] Re: syntax checking

2005-09-16 Thread Neil Hodgson
Geoff Catlin: Sometimes the reason for lack of reply is just that no one has anything much to say. In your case, I doubt anyone has implemented anything similar. > I suppose my real question is this: is IDE-esque syntax checking, as > described below, do-able in SciTE via Lua scripting? Or is

Re: [scite] Re: syntax checking

2005-09-16 Thread Robert Roessler
Geoff Catlin wrote: Robert, thanks for the reply. I suppose my real question is this: is IDE-esque syntax checking, as described below, do-able in SciTE via Lua scripting? Or is that a bit outside its scope? (In which case I'll be relocating to the wxPython-users list.) Since I do not use

Re: [scite] Re: syntax checking

2005-09-16 Thread Geoff Catlin
Robert, thanks for the reply. I suppose my real question is this: is IDE-esque syntax checking, as described below, do-able in SciTE via Lua scripting? Or is that a bit outside its scope? (In which case I'll be relocating to the wxPython-users list.) -geoff I'm using SciTE for PHP developm

Re: [scite] Re: syntax checking

2005-09-16 Thread Robert Roessler
Geoff Catlin wrote: Was my previous message (below) inappropriate for this list? If so, apologies and could anyone suggest where I should ask this? If not, can anyone throw me a bone? ;) Well, not to be unhelpful (and speaking for myself), this just seemed to be not only going pretty far in

[scite] Re: syntax checking

2005-09-16 Thread Geoff Catlin
Was my previous message (below) inappropriate for this list? If so, apologies and could anyone suggest where I should ask this? If not, can anyone throw me a bone? ;) -geoff Geoff Catlin wrote: I'm using SciTE for PHP development and I'd like to be able to syntax-check my code whenever the