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I want to create my own list of keywords so that if I write spells of any keyword wrong, it get's underlined like in usual compilers. How can I create a list and create an underline command?
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Jump to PostWhen you define a new TYPE or class, it becomes a keyword.
When you declare a variable, it becomes a keyword.
When you declare a function or method, it becomes a keyword.
You can also use the "using" statement to alias a type.Other than that, I see no …
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thines01
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When you define a new TYPE or class, it becomes a keyword.
When you declare a variable, it becomes a keyword.
When you declare a function or method, it becomes a keyword.
You can also use the "using" statement to alias a type.
Other than that, I see no need to make a list of new keywords unless you are creating a new language.
user543820
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Yes sir, what if we want to make a new language?
Coloring the wrong words is better but how to create a list?
ddanbe
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You can create a list of words like this:
public List<String> Words = new List<String>();To add words to this list use the Add method:
Words.Add("MyFirstword");
Mitja Bonca
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Hi!
I want to create my own list of keywords so that if I write spells of any keyword wrong, it get's underlined like in usual compilers. How can I create a list and create an underline command?
Will you use RichTextBox control?
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