1. Html syntax colouring
- Posted by Pete Lomax <petelomax at blueyonder.co.uk>
Aug 21, 2005
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Last edited Aug 22, 2005
Just asking if anyone has any links/images of html syntax colouring,
as I am about to add this to Edita.
Regards,
Pete
2. Re: Html syntax colouring
> Just asking if anyone has any links/images of html syntax colouring,
> as I am about to add this to Edita.
You could probably just do a standard coloring scheme. I say make the
standard tag (BODY, FONT, TABLE, etc.) blue, make the attributes
(BGCOLOR, COLOR, BORDER, etc.) magenta, and any strings green. Also,
comments (<!-- -->) could be red. This would follow the standard
Euphoria coloring, and would be quite easy to implement, as you
wouldn't have to look at any specific tags.
Just my $0.02,
~Greg
3. Re: Html syntax colouring
On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 21:30:09 -0400, Greg Haberek <ghaberek at gmail.com>
wrote:
>Also, comments (<!-- -->) could be red. [..] and would be quite easy to
>implement,
I need another entry in the dictionary:
easy[57] adj: damn sight more difficult than you could possibly
imagine, as in 'quite easy' by Greg Haberek.
Only joking, I have a plan...
Anyway, here's why I /actually/ posted: "<!--" is *FOUR* characters,
which must be the longest comment lead-in in existence (yes?). Is
"-->", at three characters, the longest 'end-of-comment'?
Pete
4. Re: Html syntax colouring
Pete Lomax wrote:
>
> Anyway, here's why I /actually/ posted: "<!--" is *FOUR* characters,
> which must be the longest comment lead-in in existence (yes?). Is
> "-->", at three characters, the longest 'end-of-comment'?
Actually, some BASIC dialects use "REMBEGIN"/"REMSTART" and "REMEND" for block
comments.
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