2 Aug 2009 06:17
Re: full featured lexer template
KHMan <keinhong <at> gmail.com>
2009-08-02 04:17:48 GMT
2009-08-02 04:17:48 GMT
fogus wrote: > You know, that sounds similar to what I want. I also want a lexer > template with, say 10 different keyword categories, customizable > folding, customizable function/class name definitions, etc. A fully > functional template. I would like to be able to just copy and name > the lexer something else, say "foo", grab *.foo files and interpret > them with my new foo lexer. You can already do this using property files if language XYZ is quite similar to language ABC. On keyword categories, you can offer your extended keyword list support as patches to improve Scintilla. > How can SciTE be "fully customizable" unless it can support new lexers > being added without source code modification? You're being pedantic with words. Send in a patch. Show us the code. Make that magical lexer and show it to us, and we will treat you like a code God.(Continue reading)Seriously, most F/LOSS software are very resource-constrained. When a user suggests something, the community can't jump up, drop everything, and implement it. Everyone is busy with other things. Those of us who are on many mailing lists won't even reply to most e-mails. So the surest way of effecting change is to make it happen yourself. I realize this is hard for non-developers, but lack of
Seriously, most F/LOSS software are very resource-constrained.
When a user suggests something, the community can't jump up, drop
everything, and implement it. Everyone is busy with other things.
Those of us who are on many mailing lists won't even reply to most
e-mails.
So the surest way of effecting change is to make it happen
yourself. I realize this is hard for non-developers, but lack of
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