Uploaded a new version of the SciTE4AutoIt3.exe v21.316.1639.1

[argumentum]

 

 

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1 hour ago, paulpmeier said:

_Array2DCreate is missing

... you would decompress autoit-v3.3.16.1.zip and rename ( or delete ) the SciTE folder and copy the contents of SciTE4AutoIt3_Portable.zip into a folder named SciTE ( just like the one I said to remove ) because, that is the way is structured to work, even in the portable mode.
If you have that folder structure, AutoIt plays nice with SciTE and vise versa. ( Tho if you read around the forum, this explanation is been given around repeatedly )

 

never mind my post, did not understand at the time of posting

..but since I started, those files are in the SciTE "light", that comes with the portable distribution of AutoIt. Just copy and replace those at the SciTE portable.
and I'm posting the answer I should have given for those that may read these posts in the future

Edited February 22, 2023 by argumentum
oops

[mLipok]

How to properly use: #Tidy_Parameters

I try to use it this way:

#Tidy_Parameters=/tcb=0

 

[Shark007]

#Tidy_Parameters=/tc 0

;Thwere is no 'b' and there is no '='

 

[Jos]

30 minutes ago, Shark007 said:

;Thwere is no 'b' and there is no '='

Where did you see that?  

There is a /tcb parameter 
-and-
The you can use either a "=" or " ".

 

 

[Shark007]

11 minutes ago, Jos said:

Where did you see that?  

There is a /tcb parameter 
-and-
The you can use either a "=" or " ".

 

 

It is what I gleaned from the Tidy TAB

Possible Parameters: 
   /tc n  : 0=Tab >0=Number of Spaces.

I see no mention of a 'b' or use of '=' for the /tc option

 

That said, you're the Author and would definately know better.

EDIT, I've since looked at the help file, and sure enough, the b and = symbol are accepted.

Edited August 21, 2023 by Shark007

[Jos]

Open the helpfile and you will find all possible options, but /tc is a different option.  

[Jos]

2 hours ago, mLipok said:

How to properly use: #Tidy_Parameters

I try to use it this way:

#Tidy_Parameters=/tcb=0

EDIT: It seems to be working fine for me.....  so what exactly is the issue?

Edited August 21, 2023 by Jos

[mLipok]

22 minutes ago, Jos said:

EDIT: It seems to be working fine for me.....  so what exactly is the issue?

I thought that I do something wrong.

then I did some more checking and I end with:

Quote

#Tidy_Parameters=/tcb=-1

instead:

Quote

#Tidy_Parameters=/tcb=0

And now as so far it looks like it works as I expected.

So this was my mistake in usage.

[mLipok]

I have a question about syntax highlighting in SciTE4AutoIt

 

#cs ; HTML Example1
<shared-ui-common-notification>
  <div class="my-2 flex min-h-9 items-center gap-2 px-4 py-2 text-base bg-on-error border-error text-error">
    <div class="flex items-center gap-2">
      <mat-icon role="img" aria-hidden="true" class="mat-icon notranslate material-symbols-filled min-w-6 material-symbols-rounded mat-icon-no-color ng-star-inserted" data-mat-icon-type="font" data-mat-icon-namespace="material-symbols-rounded">error</mat-icon>
      <!---->
      <span class="break-word">Nieoczekiwany błąd serwera</span>
    </div>
    <span class="flex-grow"></span>
  </div>
</shared-ui-common-notification>
#ce

#cs= ; HTML Example2
<shared-ui-common-notification>
  <div class="my-2 flex min-h-9 items-center gap-2 px-4 py-2 text-base bg-on-error border-error text-error">
    <div class="flex items-center gap-2">
      <mat-icon role="img" aria-hidden="true" class="mat-icon notranslate material-symbols-filled min-w-6 material-symbols-rounded mat-icon-no-color ng-star-inserted" data-mat-icon-type="font" data-mat-icon-namespace="material-symbols-rounded">error</mat-icon>
      <!---->
      <span class="break-word">Nieoczekiwany błąd serwera</span>
    </div>
    <span class="flex-grow"></span>
  </div>
</shared-ui-common-notification>
#ce

 

Both comment block examples are almost identicall.

They differ only by name and the third character
Specifically = after #cs   :

;
#cs ;.....
.....
#ce

#cs= ;.....
.....
#ce
;

 

If you copy this code snippet to SciTE4AutoIt you will notice that

in case of   #cs ; HTML Example1  entire #CS#CE region have only changed background but not collored syntax

in case of   #cs= ; HTML Example2  entire #CS#CE region have deffault background but contains collored syntax

Can this be mixed somehow ?

What is my goal: I would like to place HTML/XML/JSON/INI example snippets inside a comment block so that the background changes color but still maintain syntax highlighting

Of course it should not be default behavior but for example only in case you put some characters after #cs and before new line.

What is your opinion on this?

Edited Tuesday at 08:41 PM by mLipok

[argumentum]

15 hours ago, mLipok said:

If you copy this code snippet to SciTE4AutoIt you will notice that

in case of   #cs ; HTML Example1  entire #CS#CE region have only changed background but not collored syntax

in case of   #cs= ; HTML Example2  entire #CS#CE region have deffault background but contains collored syntax

this is the way it looks in mine. Or are you talking about the v5.x.x.x ?
Because I don't see what you describe .

[Jos]

Ok so Management summary:

#cs ;Example
    Correctly highlighted
#ce

#cs= ;Example
    Wrongly highlighted
#ce

Will have a look when I feel like opening that source again as I must say I lost the motivation to work on it as in general when I ask for something there's hardly any interest.  

An example that involves you:  Question asked and answered, with my follow-up without any response. 
(Not blaming, just explanation why I lost interest to work on anything dealing with SciTE4AutoIt3)

 

Edited yesterday at 03:16 PM by Jos

[mLipok]

4 hours ago, Jos said:

An example that involves you:  Question asked and answered, with my follow-up without any response. 
(Not blaming, just explanation why I lost interest to work on anything dealing with SciTE4AutoIt3)

Yes, I know. But somehow it happened that I'm just trying to get back into programming after some life complications that I mentioned to you before.

[Jos]

1 hour ago, mLipok said:

Yes, I know. But somehow it happened that I'm just trying to get back into programming after some life complications that I mentioned to you before.

Understood and didn't need an explanation, just wanted to clarify that I feel there are only demands and a lack of support when I ask for people to test something.
This needs to be a 2-way street as far as I am concerned for me to stay motivation to spend time on it. 

So: Nothing personal towards you, just meant for the whole community when they want to look at me for New stuff or Support. 

Edited 23 hours ago by Jos

[SOLVE-SMART]

Totally understandable out of my perspective @Jos.
Thanks for the hard work and effort regarding so many topics (like VSCode, AutoIt beta, SciTE etc.).

2 hours ago, mLipok said:

I'm just trying to get back into programming after some life complications that I mentioned to you before.

I wish you the best Michał 🍀 . Hopefully you can or will be enjoy life again very soon.

Best regards
Sven

[mLipok]

9 minutes ago, SOLVE-SMART said:

I wish you the best Michał 🍀 . Hopefully you can or will be enjoy life again very soon.

Thank you, I feel better day by day.

[mLipok]

7 hours ago, argumentum said:

Or are you talking about the v5.x.x.x ?

Yes
Thus It is possible that I have newer/different SciLexer.dll or something like that.

[mLipok]

7 hours ago, Jos said:

Ok so Management summary:

#cs ;Example
    Correctly highlighted
#ce

#cs= ;Example
    Wrongly highlighted
#ce

 

I would say that it really is "Wrongly highlighted" but I think this imp can be turned into something useful (to have colored different syntax, with background like in comment blocks) which can became handy in case you store in AU3 code another type of code/data - some XML, JSON, INI snippet as a documentation to function.

Edited 21 hours ago by mLipok
wording

[Jos]

11 hours ago, mLipok said:

I would say that it really is "Wrongly highlighted" but I think this imp can be turned into something useful (to have colored different syntax, with background like in comment blocks) which can became handy in case you store in AU3 code another type of code/data - some XML, JSON, INI snippet as a documentation to function.

The issue is much simpler than what I initially though...  and my post was just to show how you can "simplify" the report of a bug as my example show the exact same issue as yours ...right?
I think that AutoIt3 simply "assumes" the start of a comment-block is a #directive line starts with "#cs" or "#comment-start", and ends the commentblock when a #directive line  starts with "#ce" or "#comment-end"... the rest is simply ignored. So i need to do the same in the lexer and color anything after the keywords as comment-bock.

Edited 9 hours ago by Jos

[Jos]

Uploaded an updated Beta version of SciTE zipfiles containing a fix for the lexer colors.

[mLipok]

5 hours ago, Jos said:

Uploaded an updated Beta version of SciTE zipfiles containing a fix for the lexer colors.

Seams to work fine, the same in both cases.