Hi all.
I need to highlight comments on mcedit.
1) comments start with "--"
2) comments may may end with "\n" or with "--"
how to do it in mcedit syntax file?
These lines are my syntax file content which responsible to highlight comments
context -- \n brown # here I have trouble, comments may end with "--" too
spellcheck
context /\* \*/ brown
spellcheck
Please help!
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On mc internal editor's syntax file can't contain more than one 'context' tag which starts with the same symbols. Therefore I should use regular expression in this situation. I've already tried this syntax:
Just to be sure, can you tell us what language you're working with? There are a couple of ways this might be accomplished, but I wanted to be sure I'm testing with the correct base syntax file first.
Hmm... I wonder if you can do it like it's done in the lua.syntax file?
There's a 'keyword' line under 'context default' that looks like this: keyword -- brown There is also a separate section similar to the comment line that you have that looks like this:
Hi Gromit. Thank you for response.
I've tried do like lua's syntax file, but it doesn't solve my problem.
Does anybody have other ideas?
Here is example of one line comments:
code --start of one line comment, which ends with carriage-return
code --start of one line comment, which ends with '--' symbols -- continue code