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Title says enough (For those who don't know, scilexer is an editing control, like the one SciTE uses)

It now supports multiple editors, and allows you to write your own lexer.

Functions:

Func Sci_CreateEditor($Hwnd, $X,$Y,$W,$H)

Func Sci_DelLines($Sci)

Func Sci_AddLines($Sci, $Text,$Line)

Func Sci_GetLines($Sci)

Func Sci_GetLine($Sci, $Line)

Func Sci_InsertText($Sci, $Pos, $Text)

Func Sci_GetCurrentPos($Sci)

Func Sci_SetCurrentPos($Sci, $Char)

Func Sci_GetLineFromPos($Sci, $Pos)

Func Sci_GetLineStartPos($Sci, $Line)

Func Sci_SetAnchor($Sci, $iPos)

Func Sci_SetCurrentPosEx($Sci, $iPos)

Func Sci_SetZoom($Sci, $Zoom)

Func Sci_GetZoom($Sci)

Func Sci_VisibleFirst($Sci)

Func Sci_VisibleLines($Sci)

Func Sci_GetLineEndPos($Sci, $Line)

Func Sci_GetLineLenght($Sci, $Line)

Func Sci_GetLineCount($Sci)

Func Sci_SetCurrentLine($Sci, $Line)

Func Sci_GetCurrentLine($Sci)

Func Sci_GetChar($Sci, $Pos)

Func Sci_GetCurrentWord($Sci)

Func Sci_SetSelection($Sci, $BeginChar, $EndChar)

Func Sci_GetSelection($Sci)

Func Sci_SetSelectionColor($Sci, $Color, $State=True)

Func Sci_SetSelectionBkColor($Sci, $Color, $State=True)

Func Sci_SetSelectionAlpha($Sci, $Trans)

Func Sci_ReplaceSel($Sci, $sText)

Func Sci_SelectAll($Sci)

Func Sci_Cut($Sci)

Func Sci_Copy($Sci)

Func Sci_Paste($Sci)

Func Sci_StyleApply($Sci, $iStyle, $iStartPos, $iLenght)

Func Sci_StyleSet($Sci, $iStyle, $iColor=-1, $iBkColor=-1, $iBold=-1, $iItalic=-1, $iUnderline=-1, $sFont=-1, $iFontSize=-1)

Func Sci_StyleClearAll($Sci)

Func Sci_GetStyleAt($Sci, $iPos)

Func Sci_SetLexer($Sci, $iLexer)

Func Sci_GetLexer($Sci)

Sci_CalltipShow($Sci, $iPos, $sText)

Sci_CalltipActive($Sci)

Sci_CalltipCancel($Sci)

Sci_CalltipHighlight($Sci, $iStartPos, $iEndPos)

Sci_CalltipPos($Sci)

Sci_CallTipSetHltColor($Sci, $iColor)

Sci_CallTipSetColor($Sci, $iColor)

Sci_CallTipSetBkColor($Sci, $iColor)

Sci_AutoCompleteActive($Sci)

Sci_AutoCompleteCancel($Sci)

Sci_AutoCompleteShow($Sci, $iLen, $sWords)

Sci_LineWrapSetMode($Sci, $iMode)

Sci_LineWrapSetIndent($Sci, $iMode)

Sci_LineWrapSetIndentLocation($Sci, $iLocation)

Sci_SetSavePoint($Sci)

Sci_GetModify($Sci)

Sci_SelectionSetBkColor($Sci, $iColor, $iUse=True)

Sci_SelectionSetColor($Sci, $iColor, $iUse=True)

Sci_SelectionSetAlpha($Sci, $iAlpha)

Sci_SelectionGetAlpha($Sci)

Sci_CaretSetColor($Sci, $iColor)

Sci_CaretGetColor($Sci)

Sci_CaretSetWidth($Sci, $iWidth)

Sci_CaretGetWidth($Sci)

Sci_FoldingShowLines($Sci, $iStart, $iEnd)

Sci_FoldingHideLines($Sci, $iStart, $iEnd)

Sci_FoldingToggleFold($Sci, $iLine)

Kip :)

Old version (where AutoIt is the standard language)

SciLexer.zip

New version (which allows you to create your own lexer):

_SciLexer.zip

I recommend to use the new version

Edit: AutoIt now isn't the standard language anymore

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  • 3 weeks later...

I realize this is somewhat of an old topic but anyone know how i could get the line count?

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I realize this is somewhat of an old topic but anyone know how i could get the line count?

Read it to an array and then check array[0] or Ubound(Array)-1

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Read it to an array and then check array[0] or Ubound(Array)-1

How about resizing so i can resize my window and it resizes with it i have never played with resizing.

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Great work.

A great function to add would be the syntax coloring.

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can someone elaborate on what this is? and what it is used for?

Its a rich-text editing control, like the one that SciTE uses.

Question does the get current selecetion return a string or raw text?

it returns the first pos and the last pos of the selection.

You can use GetLines() and StringMid() to get the text.

$Sel = Sci_GetSelection()
$Text = Sci_GetLines()
$SelectedText = StringMid($Text,$Sel[0]+1,$Sel[1]-$Sel[0])
MsgBox(0,"blabla", $SelectedText)
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  • 2 months later...

Bumping because this is such a great UDF, and because I have an issue :)

I began writing a small text editor with syntax highlighting. Here's a little teaser:

Clicky

But I noticed that your Sci_Getlines function is extremely slow on even small files. I tried opening a 180 line script I wrote using Sci_AddLines, and worked in a few milliseconds. Now, trying to read this data with Sci_GetLines took about 25 seconds. Is this a known limitation with the SciLexer? SciTe doesn't seem to do this.

EDIT: I also updated your syntax files with those from the latest release. I can attach that if you want, someone might want it.

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Now, trying to read this data with Sci_GetLines took about 25 seconds.

I guess it's just you, it takes less than a blink with my eye to get all the lines. :)

EDIT: I also updated your syntax files with those from the latest release. I can attach that if you want, someone might want it.

If you want to, it would be great :)

Edit: can you show me how/when you use GetLines() ?

Edited by Kip
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Here's an excerpt from the exit function:

If $sCurrentFile = "" Then
    Exit
Else
    $sCurrentData = Sci_GetLines()
    If FileRead($sCurrentFile) <> $sCurrentData Then
        Switch MsgBox($MB_YESNOCANCEL, "Would you like to save?", "Would you like to save your work?")
            Case $IDYes
                FileWrite(FileSaveDialog("Save File", @WorkingDir, "Autoit Scripts (*.au3)"), $sCurrentData)
                Exit
            Case $IDNo
                Exit
        EndSwitch
    Else
        Exit
    EndIf
EndIf

Obviously you cannot run this example without the GUI, but you see the point.

EDIT: Defs for 3.2.12.0: http://ktech.heliohost.org/Defs_3212.zip

EDIT2: Hmm. Those drastic times were a result of a bad CPU-Hogging loop I had going on. A 500 Line script does still take at least 8 seconds to read with Sci_GetLines though. It's not nearly as bad, so I can live with it.

Edited by KentonBomb
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It should be faster, if you use

$sText = BinaryToString(DllStructGetData($sBuf, 1))

instead of

;   For $i = 1 To $iLen - 1
;       $sText &= Chr(DllStructGetData($sBuf, 1, $i))
;   Next

And in Func Sci_AddLines($Text,$Line) i would use

. $LineLenght = StringLen($Text)

instead of

. $LineLenght = StringSplit($Text,"")

Edited by ProgAndy

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Hey Kip! Nice UDF!

I have a question for you.

How do I go about adding an embedded SciTE into a Tab control? It all runs fine but nothing shows up.

And after messing with it I realized I had to supply it the handle to the window. Is there anything I can do to make this work inside the tab not below the tab? ;)

Thanks

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Added 9 new functions! they all are style functions.

- Sci_StyleApply()

- Sci_StyleSet()

- Sci_StyleClearAll()

- Sci_GetStyleAt()

- Sci_SetLexer()

- Sci_GetLexer()

AutoIt isn't the default language anymore, so it's time to make something on your own.

You can use Sci_SetLexer() to switch back to AutoIt though.

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You should rename your functions to normal UDf Style.

the public Functions _Sci_ or _GUICtrlSciLexer_

and the internal funcs with like the standard funcs, but with double underscore at the beginning :) So there will be less problems if those functions are used in other UDFs

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