Re: OUT on XP

"Evenbit" <nbaker2328@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote...
: By the way, did you ever get it to recognize HLA syntax? (was
: that you? ...or am I thinking of someone else??)

The colors still confuse me. I can't get the colors to work. <g>
I know how to get the API stuff to work and that's really easy to
do. I was just looking at it again earlier today wondering why the
heck some of the colors are colorizing the INCLUDE statements.

: I gave-up on the attempt when I couldn't get the 'comment
: character' to work. But perhaps I wasn't using a full version...
: or maybe it was an old version... got mine 'packaged-in' with a
: Windows download of Ruby. Or maybe I misunderstood the
: process? Anyway, I might give this another try...

Yeah, I know how you feel. I think we're both misunderstanding
how the colors work.

API files are pretty easy. Watch the word wrap here...

<file name="asm.api">
GetConsoleFontSize(hConsoleOutput:DWORD, nFont:DWORD) kernel32.dll The GetConsoleFontSize function retrieves the size of the font
used by the specified console screen buffer. (COORD)

GetConsoleProcessList(lpdwProcessList:DWORD, dwProcessCount:DWORD) kernel32.dll GetConsoleProcessList retrieves a list of the
processes attached to the console. (DWORD)

GetCurrentConsoleFont(hConsoleOutput:DWORD, bMaximumWindow:DWORD, lpConsoleCurrentFont:CONSOLE_FONT_INFO) kernel32.dll
GetCurrentConsoleFont retrieves information about console font. (DWORD:bSuccess)
</file>

I separated the lines with an extra CRLF to help. Just make sure
each of those lines gets put on its own line.

Then at the top of (sample taken from my php.properties file)...

autocomplete.php.fillups=$(SciteDefaultHome)\php.api;$(SciteDefaultHome)\sqlite2.api;$(SciteDefaultHome)\sqlite3.api

That's one line.

And at the bottom of that file...

api.$(file.patterns.php)=$(SciteDefaultHome)\php.api;$(SciteDefaultHome)\sqlite2.api;$(SciteDefaultHome)\sqlite3.api

The extra SQLite API files are found at...

http://www.microcosmotalk.com/tech/windows/php/sqlite/

The asm.properties sits opened from this morning. I'm going
through some SQLite source code at the moment (it's all in
C) and I wanted to try to move it over into assembly, and
ended up side tracked by the colors issue (the INCLUDE
and assembly language directives do not get colored).

--
Jim Carlock
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