Interactive syntax highlighter for AU3

[ptrex]

@JamesB

Correct it is the same string as was in you original first version, where it did the job correctly.

regards

ptrex

[James]

I shall take a look now for you. I want to actually expand the highlighting on the macro names not generally off of the "@".

[ptrex]

@JamesB

As you have solved the Macro names. Can you upload the lastest syntax file here, so everyone can benifit from it.

Thanks

regards

ptrex

[James]

Hi all,

Just wanderning if there was anyway to regexp the '@' symbol. I have tried everything I can think of I just can't get there

So I found the ASCII code is 64, but how do I check agains the code?

James

OK, so I have actually finished the syntax files apart from <>.

New:

Lot's of new features such as,

Conditional Statements

For, To, Step, Next

Switch, EndSwitch

Select, EndSelect

Case

Else

Func, EndFunc

If, Then, EndIf

While, WEnd

Do, Until

Return

Exit

Global, Local, Const, Dim

ContinueLoop, ExitLoop

And, Or, True, False

_Includes

All of the includes I could find (Thanks to George for that!)

Compiler Directives

I hope I have them all there

Macros

All macros have been added so no confusion for something like @IAmNotAMacroButIAmHighlighted like in previous versions.

Fixed:

I have fixed bugs left, right and center to get this working.

Macros don't expand on a '@' they are all there

#includes are fixed, however <> still won't highlight (still working on it)

Exit has been removed from functions and moved to conditonals.

Snippets:

New snippets, you can easily add you own To make them work, type in the keyword and press tab.

'msgbox'' --> MsgBox($0 "" "")'

'if' --> 'If $0 Then\n\t\nEndIf'

'func' --> 'Func $0 ()\n\t\nEndFunc'

'cw' --> 'ConsoleWrite($0 & @CRLF)'

'cwe' --> 'ConsoleWriteError($0 & @CRLF)'

'switch' --> 'Switch $0\n\tCase\n\tCase\nEndSwitch'

'select' --> 'Select $0\n\tCase\n\tCase\nEndSelect'

'toolt' --> 'ToolTip($0 "" "")'

'hks' --> 'HotKeySet("$0" "")'

Hope you all like what I have done so far

If I am missing anything, please tell me.

Try downloading again and it should fix the @CRLF not being correctly highlighted.

James

Edited May 14, 2008 by JamesB

[James]

Just a note, if you want to actually see #include highligting along with the grey file highlight, #include "Array.au3" is highligted correctly.

Another note, if when you start typing nothing is highlighted, refresh the page, select all text (bottom to top) and press backspace. You should see highlighting now.

[James]

Screenshot:

Sorry about the bad quality.

[ptrex]

@all

Updated first post with latest syntax file.

regards

ptrex

[James]

Thankyou for all of the work you have done ptrex!

[ptrex]

@all

Now Code Highlighting rewritten in AU3 (In progress).

See update first post.

Regards

ptrex

[MrCreatoR]

Is this project still alive? >_<

I was wondering - Can this be used to highlight syntax on my website? I have autoit tag there, but for now it's only mimics the quote tag (to ensure unparsed content). But i want it to actualy highlight the syntax for AutoIt code, just like here on the forum - can i use autout.js for that purpose? If yes, then how?

[James]

Is this project still alive? >_<

I was wondering - Can this be used to highlight syntax on my website? I have autoit tag there, but for now it's only mimics the quote tag (to ensure unparsed content). But i want it to actualy highlight the syntax for AutoIt code, just like here on the forum - can i use autout.js for that purpose? If yes, then how?

Well the download is available from Sourceforge, I think I have the latest versions around somewhere, if not I'll re-create them, if I get some time.

Yes it is possible to do what you want. It basically hooks a normal textarea, filled with code.

[James]

Ok, this is the latest version I have left.

Download.

[James]

MrCreatoR, did you find a use for it?

[MrCreatoR]

MrCreatoR, did you find a use for it?

Thanks, but to be honest i don't know how i can use it. I have SMF forum, the tags is inserted there like this:

Sources/Subs.php:

array(
                'tag' => 'autoit',
                'before' => '<div class="quoteheader">' . $txt['code'] . ': AutoIt <a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="return smfSelectText(this);" class="codeoperation">' . $txt['code_select'] . '</a></div><blockquote>',
                'after' => '</blockquote>',
                'block_level' => true,
            ),

This one creates autoit tag on forum, and it's act like quote but with selection button (as in code tag).

So now, how can use this autoit.js+autoit.css to make it parse the content inside my autoit tag?

Edited August 24, 2009 by MrCreatoR

[James]

Well I don't actually know if it can highlight code, pre, div tags. That's actually something I've never tried.

[MrCreatoR]

Well I don't actually know if it can highlight code, pre, div tags. That's actually something I've never tried.

Oh ok, thank you anyway. I think GeSHi is my answer, but i don't know how to work with that either >_<...

[James]

Oh ok, thank you anyway. I think GeSHi is my answer, but i don't know how to work with that either ...

GeSHi is very simple to integrate into a website. Take the test suite and look at that >_<

[MrCreatoR]

Ok, managed to integrate the GeSHi to my local website (for tests ). But i have few issues:

* What is the last autoit.php script? This one? (the same as in geshi folder) It's 3 years old >_<

* How to make the urls of keywords open in new page, not in the current one?

Found a solution - In «geshi.php» find and replace:

) . '">';

with:

) . '" target="_blank">';

Edited August 27, 2009 by MrCreatoR