01-02-2013, 04:27 AM
I am currently transfering all my snippets of different languages to a snippet/code-manager called Source Code Library.
The snippet manager does not support the QM language syntax highlighting.
Is there a very small chance that you might have the QM syntax highlighting file available in a .LCF or .LXL format?
(I prefer .LCF)
Due to the unique nature of QM and it's language I think you probably can't supply this, but I thought i'd ask any way in the very small chance that you might be able supply something.
An example of how the exported lexer-highlighter looks like (BASH language):
(I have extracted 2 parts from one exported BASH.lcf file)
The above is an example of how Source Code Library exports and imports lexer files (.LCF) but I do not know if the above example is a commonly used structure (I have no experience with Lexer files). The example above might be a totally different (proprietary) structure thus making this request (almost) impossible.
The snippet manager does not support the QM language syntax highlighting.
Is there a very small chance that you might have the QM syntax highlighting file available in a .LCF or .LXL format?
(I prefer .LCF)
Due to the unique nature of QM and it's language I think you probably can't supply this, but I thought i'd ask any way in the very small chance that you might be able supply something.
An example of how the exported lexer-highlighter looks like (BASH language):
(I have extracted 2 parts from one exported BASH.lcf file)
object SyntAnal71: TLibSyntAnalyzer
Formats = <
item
DisplayName = 'Default'
Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET
Font.Color = clWindowText
Font.Height = -13
Font.Name = 'Courier New'
Font.Style = []
FormatType = ftCustomFont
end
...
...
BlockRules = <
item
DisplayName = 'Keywords'
StyleName = 'Reserved Word'
BlockType = btTagDetect
ConditionList = <
item
TagList.Strings = (
'###'
'.'
'accept'
'access'
'aclocal'
'aconnect'
'acpi'
...
The above is an example of how Source Code Library exports and imports lexer files (.LCF) but I do not know if the above example is a commonly used structure (I have no experience with Lexer files). The example above might be a totally different (proprietary) structure thus making this request (almost) impossible.