re: Where mathematics comes from
As a cross language guy it should be up your ally. Designed to work with many, many languages - that is as to basic editor functionality like keyword syntaxing etx. >Highly customizable. Create and play with the local.properties file, which overrides the global.properties file.
In fact, I'll give *you* an assignment. How about adding a J Langauge lexer to scintilla. Shouldn't be too hard - particularly as, from my little expereince with J, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot to lex. Art
At 10:08 AM 1/27/2003 -0500, Arthur wrote:
As a cross language guy it should be up your ally. Designed to work with many, many languages - that is as to basic editor functionality like keyword syntaxing etx. >Highly customizable. Create and play with the local.properties file, which overrides the global.properties file.
Yes. I use gVim for that now -- has lexers for over a 100 languages and markups.
In fact, I'll give *you* an assignment. How about adding a J Langauge lexer to scintilla. Shouldn't be too hard - particularly as, from my little expereince with J, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot to lex.
Art
Yeah not a whole lot to do. If I use the color coding of the J IDE, then there's green for comments, blue for quoted strings, and red for the few control words (end. do. while. etc.). And that's it. Most of the 100+ primitives are things like [: @: +: ^ % etc., and they stand out without any color coding. So far though, I don't see a need for an external editor, given J comes with one of its own that's well integrated. Kirby
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