marcos.placona
Senior Member
This is just something a bit annoying I noticed on AxePad.
If you have code like this:
Quite rightly, the syntax colour will turn green, as you have some code inside comments.
However, I've also noticed that when trying to use a variable (numeric) that starts with rem (such as reminder, remainder etc), with the current syntax file, something like:
Would also turn green, and make everything that comes after it turn green as well, which would normally force you to use a different variable name in order to keep the syntax colour.
By going to the file picaxe.xml (under syntax), i was able to change line 17 from:
to:
Not a great deal really, but I figured that as the parser simply works based on a regular expression, I could modify it, so it would only apply the "comment colour" for something that starts and ends like this: #rem, but things like #reminder or #remainder would still get colourized.
I don't know if there's anywhere else I could be posting this, or even if Rev-Ed supports code contribution.
Worth a shot
hope that helps anyone
If you have code like this:
Code:
#rem
sertxd(10)
#endrem
However, I've also noticed that when trying to use a variable (numeric) that starts with rem (such as reminder, remainder etc), with the current syntax file, something like:
Code:
sertxd(#remainder,10)
By going to the file picaxe.xml (under syntax), i was able to change line 17 from:
Code:
<startRegEx>\#rem</startRegEx>
Code:
<startRegEx>\#rem$</startRegEx>
I don't know if there's anywhere else I could be posting this, or even if Rev-Ed supports code contribution.
Worth a shot
hope that helps anyone