#Xyplorer tutorial zip file

There is no semicolon after this function, there is a comma. The functions are listed as you want it, with the exception of end ( getinfo('CountSelected') < 1). But please note that all occurrences of all variables are listed in the function list. The regular expression for variables is quite simple. The other words in /C6 are not really necessary for highlighting, but are good for auto-completion and auto-correct feature if you use that features. C6 is for highlighting all strings between 2 percentage signs using a marker characters definition.

#Xyplorer tutorial zip file

The attached ZIP file contains your example with a few small modifications on control structures example.įurther it contains an XYplorer.uew with updated function strings, new color group /C6 for environment variables as I called this group and new color group /C7 for braces. For understanding why this is not possible, read my documentation TestForInvalid.htm in the ZIP file containing also the macro TestForInvalid. It is not possible to apply highlighting of words inside strings.

You have in the first line whether Noquote nor String Chars = used and therefore UltraEdit uses internal definition String Chars = ' ' to highlight everything between 2 double or 2 single quotes as string. Otherwise you better use DisableMLS instead of EnableMLS in the first line. Hint: Use my macro TestForInvalid from The ultimate syntax highlighting tools to detect such invalid word definitions.ĭoes XYplorer really support strings spanning over multiple lines? For second possibility you can keep the delimiter characters % and at end of all words must be removed when keeping these 2 characters as word delimiters (because needed for operator highlighting too).Īnd to answer your next question already yet: It is not possible to get % and > highlighted as operator OR as part of a built-in variable according to what are the characters left and right of these 2 characters. You either remove these 3 characters from the list of word delimiters, or you remove all %, from the words in /C4. Highlighting of built-in variables as defined by you in /C4 can't really work because %, are defined as word delimiting characters. Use thereforeĪnd the operators highlighting starts working. When the character / is defined in a word list, the line must start with //. Remove the underscore character from the line starting with Delimiters = and the syntax highlighting engine will not read $ FFmpeg _ Cmd instead of $ FFmpeg_Cmd as you would like it. C5'Functions' STYLE_FUNCTION Colors = 16711680 Colors Back = 16777215 Colors Auto Back = 1 Font Style = 0

C3'Operators' STYLE_OPERATOR Colors = 255 Colors Back = 16777215 Colors Auto Back = 1 Font Style = Variables' STYLE_VARIABLE Colors = 16711935 Colors Back = 16777215 Colors Auto Back = 1 Font Style = 0 C2'Variables' STYLE_VARIABLE Colors = 33023 Colors Back = 16777215 Colors Auto Back = 1 Font Style = 0 C1'Control Structures' STYLE_KEYWORD Colors = 16744448 Colors Back = 16777215 Colors Auto Back = 1 Font Style = 3 Code: Select all /L1'XYplorer' EnableMLS Nocase Line Comment = // Line Comment Alt = # Block Comment On = /* Block Comment Off = */ File Extensions = xys