How to make UEdit support python?

[Ian Parker]

In article <MPG.15f8696954df68f4989686 at news.easynews.net>, Marcus Stojek
<stojek at part-gmbh.de> writes
>In article <9mk7ur$hbv$1 at mail.cn99.com>, formalin14 at email.com.cn says...
>> How to make UEdit support python?
>
>Add this to your wordfile
>
>/L10"Python" Line Comment = #  Escape Char = \ File Extensions = PY PYC
>/Indent Strings = ":"
>/Function String = "%[ ,^t]++def[ ]+^([a-zA-Z0-9_]+[ ,^t]++([a-zA-Z0-
>9_,="' ]++)^):"
>/Delimiters = []{}()<>="'.,:+  
>/C1"Reserved Words"
>and assert
>break
>class continue
>def del
>elif else except exec
>finally for from
>global
>if import in is
>lambda
>map
>not 
>None
>or  
>pass print
>raise range return
>try
>while
>/C2"Built-in Functions"
>abs apply
>callable chr cmp coerce compile complex
>delattr dir divmod
>eval execfile
>filter float
>getattr globals group
>hasattr hash hex
>id input int intern isinstance issubclass
>joinfields
>len list local long
>max min match
>oct open ord
>pow
>raw_input reduce reload repr round
>search setattr slice str splitfields
>tuple type
>vars
>xrange
>__import__ 
>/C3"__Methods__"
>__abs__ __add__ __and__
>__call__ __cmp__ __coerce__ 
>__del__ __delattr__ __delitem__ __delslice__ __div__ __divmod__
>__float__
>__getattr__ __getitem__ __getslice__
>__hash__ __hex__
>__invert__ __int__ __init__
>__len__ __long__ __lshift__
>__mod__ __mul__
>__neg__ __nonzero__
>__oct__ __or__
>__pos__ __pow__
>__radd__ __rdiv__ __rdivmod__ __rmod__ __rpow__ __rlshift__ __rrshift__ 
>__rshift__ __rsub__ __rmul__ __repr__
>__rand__ __rxor__ __ror__
>__setattr__ __setitem__ __setslice__ __str__ __sub__
>__xor__
>/C4"__Attributes__"
>__bases__
>__class__
>__dict__
>__methods__ __members__
>__name__
>__version__
>/C5"Exceptions"
>ArithmeticError AssertionError AttributeError
>EOFError Exception
>FloatingPointError
>IOError ImportError IndexError
>KeyError KeyboardInterrupt
>LookupError
>MemoryError
>NameError
>OverflowError
>RuntimeError
>StandardError SyntaxError SystemError SystemExit
>TypeError
>ValueError
>ZeroDivisionError
>/C6"Common Libs"
>AST
>BaseHTTPServer Bastion
>cmd commands compileall copy 
>CGIHTTPServer Complex
>dbhash dircmp dis dospath dumbdbm
>emacs
>find fmt fnmatch ftplib
>getopt glob gopherlib grep
>htmllib httplib
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>mimetools mimify mutex math 
>Mimewriter
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>os ospath
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>Para
>quopri 
>Queue
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>sched sgmllib shelve site sndhdr string sys snmp 
>SimpleHTTPServer StringIO SocketServer 
>tb tempfile toaiff token tokenize traceback tty types tzparse 
>Tkinter
>urllib urlparse util uu 
>UserDict UserList
>wave whatsound whichdb whrandom
>xdrlib
>zmod
>/C7"Others"
>array
>fnmatch
>struct self


I wanted to see class names in the function list window (for situations
where I have several classes with similar methods), so I added the
following to my wordfile.

/Function String 2 = "%[ ,^t]++class++[ ]+[a-zA-Z0-9_]+[ ,%t]++:"

Regards
-- 
Ian Parker