Editor Syntax Files Required

Jon · February 6, 2004

I've done one for textpad (my weapon of choice) and will be including it in the installation in the "Extra" directory.

Can anyone who has a syntax file (3.0.92 unstable compatible) for other editors and wants to share to post a link here or send to me.

Jos · February 6, 2004

Latest for crimson :

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AutoItList/f...s%20%26%20Info/

select file "autoit&Crimson.zip"

scriptkitty · February 6, 2004

I will email you my new UltraEdit32 one, as soon as I update it ( dang ControlRightClick ) :whistle:

CyberSlug · February 6, 2004

Jon, have you submited it to http://www.textpad.com/add-ons/syna2g.html ?

By the way, should "#comments-start" and "#comments-end" be under "[Preprocessor keywords]" or should they be under "CommentStart =" and "CommentEnd =" ?

Edited February 6, 2004 by CyberSlug

Valik · February 6, 2004

How about scripts that generate a syntax files for each editor from the help file? I've been meaning to tinker with something to generate a Crimson Editor syntax file, but haven't gotten a chance yet.

Jos · February 6, 2004

How about scripts that generate a syntax files for each editor from the help file? I've been meaning to tinker with something to generate a Crimson Editor syntax file, but haven't gotten a chance yet.

Valik,

Thats is what i have done for the crimson editor..

just dump the script into the helpfile directory where the AutoIt.hhp lives and it will create an AUTOIT3.KEY for you...

The generated AUTOIT3.KEY still needs minor checking but the majority of the work is done...... :whistle:

$L_msg=""
$rec_p = ""; records processed
$result = 0; 
$f_Count = 0

#include <date.au3>

#cs
; list of keywords and marcos and functions for Crimson editor
$file4 = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\autoit3.key", 2)
FileWriteLine($file4, '[-COMMENT-:GLOBAL]' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '# Autoit3 Language Keywords File For Crimson Editor' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '#' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '# for AutoIt Ver:' & @Autoitversion & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '# Jos van der Zande ' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '# based on files posted by Gene Sears ' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '# ' & @mon & '/' & @mday & '/' & @year & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '#' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '# AutoIt3 is an open source, free scripting tool for Win 9.x and newer' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '# http://www.hiddensoft.com/AutoIt/' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '# User Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AutoIt3/' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '' & @LF )
#ce
ShowMenu("Reading all entries from Table of Contents.hhc and generating AutoIt3.key.",1)
$file = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\Table of Contents.hhc", 0)
$line=""
$name=""
$Local=""
$Crim = 0
While 1
   $line = FileReadLine($file)
   If @error = -1 Then
      ExitLoop
   EndIf
   Select
      Case StringInStr(StringLower($line), '<li>') > 0
         $name=""
         $Local=""
      Case StringInStr(StringLower($line), '<param name="name"') > 0
         $name=StringReplace( $line, chr(09), "")
         if StringInStr($line, ' Macros"') > 0 then
            $macrosection = 1
         else
            $macrosection = 0
         endif
         Select
            Case StringInStr($line, '"Keyword/Statement Reference"') > 0 
               FileWriteLine($file4, '' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, '[KEYWORDS0:GLOBAL]' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, '# Autoit Keyword/Statement Reference' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, 'ElseIf' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, 'Then' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, 'And' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, 'Or' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, 'Not' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, '###' & @LF )
               $Crim = 1
            Case StringInStr($line, '"Macro Reference"') > 0
               FileWriteLine($file4, '' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, '[KEYWORDS3:GLOBAL]' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, '# Autoit Macro Variables' & @LF )
               $Crim = 1
            Case StringInStr($line, '"Function Reference"') > 0 
               FileWriteLine($file4, '' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, '[KEYWORDS6:GLOBAL]' & @LF )
               FileWriteLine($file4, '# Autoit "Function Reference"' & @LF )
               $Crim = 1
            Case StringInStr($line, 'Examples and Tips') > 0 
               $Crim = 0
            Case $Crim=1
               $KW = StringTrimRight( StringTrimLeft( $name, StringInStr(StringLower($name), 'value="') +6 ),2)
               $KW = stringreplace($kw,"(Option)","")
               if StringInStr($name,"...") = 0 then
                  if StringInstr($kw,"-") > 0 or StringInstr($kw," ") > 0 then
                     FileWriteLine($file4, "# " & $KW & @LF )
                  else
                     FileWriteLine($file4, $KW & @LF )
                  endif
               endif
         EndSelect
      Case StringInStr(StringLower($line), '<param name="local"') > 0
        ; gen entry in index for each keyword on a line like If...Else...EndIf
         if StringInStr($name,"...") > 0 then
            While StringInStr($name,"...") > 0 
               $tname = StringLeft( $name, StringInStr($name,"...") -1) & '">'
               $name = StringLeft( $name, StringInStr($name,'value="') + 6) & StringTrimLeft( $name, StringInStr($name,"...") +2)
               $KW = StringTrimRight( StringTrimLeft( $tname, StringInStr(StringLower($tname), 'value="') +6 ),2)
               FileWriteLine($file4, $KW & @LF )
            Wend
            $KW = StringTrimRight( StringTrimLeft( $name, StringInStr(StringLower($name), 'value="') +6 ),2)
            FileWriteLine($file4, $KW & @LF )
         endif
        ; Skip link to sub-sections for the Project file
         if StringInStr($line,"#") = 0 then
            $fn = StringTrimRight( StringTrimLeft( $line, StringInStr(StringLower($line), 'value="') +6 ),2)
          ; Read the HTM file for all @ MAcros and generate index entry for them
            if $macrosection = 1 then
              ; open the HTM file for Input
               $fileI = FileOpen($Fn, 0)
               If $fileI = -1 Then
                  MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open: " & $Fn )
               EndIf
               While 1
                  $lineI = FileReadLine($fileI)
                  If @error = -1 Then
                     ExitLoop
                  EndIf
                ; Check for '>@' or '> @' 
                  If StringInStr(StringStripWs($lineI,7), '>@') > 0 or StringInStr(StringStripWs($lineI,7), '> @') > 0 then
                     $name = StringTrimLeft( $linei, StringInStr($linei, '@')-1)
                     $name = StringReplace( $name, "<br>", "")
                     $name = StringReplace( $name, "</td>", "")
                     $name = StringReplace( $name, "</span>", "")
                    ; msgbox(0,$name,$name)
                     FileWriteLine($file4, $name & @LF )
                  endif
               Wend
               Fileclose($fileI) 
            endif
         endif
   EndSelect
Wend
FileClose($file)
FileWriteLine($file4, '' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '[KEYWORDS2:GLOBAL]' & @LF )
FileWriteLine($file4, '# Autoit Sendkeys keys' & @LF )
; open the HTM file for Input
$fileI = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\html\appendix\SendKeys.htm", 0)
If $fileI = -1 Then
   $fileI = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\html\functions\Send.htm", 0)
   If $fileI = -1 Then
      MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open: " & @ScriptDir & "\html\functions\Send.htm")
   EndIf
EndIf
While 1
   $lineI = FileReadLine($fileI)
   If @error = -1 Then
      ExitLoop
   EndIf
  ; Check for '>{' or '> {' 
   If StringInStr(StringStripWs($lineI,7), '>{') > 0 or StringInStr(StringStripWs($lineI,7), '> {') > 0 then
      $name = StringTrimLeft( $linei, StringInStr($linei, '{')-1)
      $name = StringReplace( $name, "</td>", "")
    ; msgbox(0,$name,$name)

      select
         Case stringinstr($name," or ")
            $tname = StringStripws(StringTrimRight($name, StringInStr($name,'OR')-1),3)
            FileWriteLine($file4, $tname & @LF )
            $tname = StringStripws(StringTrimLeft( $name, StringInStr($name, 'OR')+1),3)
            FileWriteLine($file4, $tname & @LF )
         Case stringinstr($name,"{F1}")
            for $x = 1 to 12
               FileWriteLine($file4, "{F" & $x & "}" & @LF )
            next 
         Case stringinstr($name,"{NUMPAD0}")
            for $x = 0 to 9
               FileWriteLine($file4, "{NUMPAD" & $x & "}" & @LF )
            next 
         Case else
         FileWriteLine($file4, $name & @LF )
      EndSelect
   endif
Wend
Fileclose($fileI) 
FileClose($file4)
exit
;
Func ShowMenu($g_msg,$concat)
   If $concat = 1 Then
      $L_msg = $L_msg & @LF & "->" & $g_msg
   Else
      $L_msg = $g_msg
   EndIf
   SplashTextOn("Update AutoIt Helpfile",$l_msg,700,350,1,1,5,"Courier",10,600)
   Return 0
EndFunc

Edited February 6, 2004 by JdeB

Jon · February 6, 2004

By the way, should "#comments-start" and "#comments-end" be under "[Preprocessor keywords]" or should they be under "CommentStart =" and "CommentEnd =" ?

Oh, nice feature. Ta.

Jon · February 6, 2004

Latest for crimson :
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AutoItList/f...s%20%26%20Info/
select file "autoit&Crimson.zip"

I get a corrupt zip file when I download it.

Jos · February 6, 2004

I get a corrupt zip file when I download it.

Dunno why its wrong...

Just uploaded it again... and now downloads fine...

Somerset · February 6, 2004

JdeB yeah it downloads fine. no yahoo extra byte corruption, found on my end. file is fine.

Valik · February 6, 2004

Valik,

Thats is what i have done for the crimson editor..
just dump the script into the helpfile directory where the AutoIt.hhp lives and it will create an AUTOIT3.KEY for you...
The generated AUTOIT3.KEY still needs minor checking but the majority of the work is done......
No sense wasting space quoting his script...

Cool, thanks. Now I don't have to do ALL the work of writing the script myself.

Does anybody else find it ironic that you can use the program you're writing a help file or syntax file for to actually do parts of the work for you?

Edited February 6, 2004 by Valik

Jon · February 6, 2004

Does anybody else find it ironic that you can use the program you're writing a help file or syntax file for to actually do parts of the work for you?

Have you looked at the help files recently? All the functions, reference pages, index, user functions are generated via AutoIt scripts so that all the html is consistant and the links works. It brings a tear to my eye

I also have a script that cleans everything, compiles autoit, autoitsc, aut2exe, builds the helps files, zips everything. I stopped short of doing the ftp upload as well :whistle:

Jos · February 6, 2004

Cool, thanks. Now I don't have to do ALL the work of writing the script myself.
Does anybody else find it ironic that you can use the program you're writing a help file or syntax file for to actually do parts of the work for you?

No not really ironic ...this creativity is the result of being lazy and far from perfect.. :angry:

did you ever try to keep up wiith the new/replaced/remove functions&Keyword&Macro's ??? :whistle:

The biggest part of the helpfile is genereated by AutIt3 scripts... CyberSlug did a pretty nice job with the creation of the pages.. and there are also scripts to gen the index and the Include Functions page...

Valik · February 6, 2004

Why not go ahead and do the ftp upload, too, or are you one of those people who feel they should at least put forth some small amount of effort to release a new version? :whistle:

If only AutoIt could write its own code... (Or at least tell us where our bugs are in our code).

Valik · February 6, 2004

No not really ironic ...this creativity is the result of being lazy and far from perfect.. did you ever try to keep up wiith the new/replaced/remove functions&Keyword&Macro's ???
The biggest part of the helpfile is genereated by AutIt3 scripts... CyberSlug did a pretty nice job with the creation of the pages.. and there are also scripts to gen the index and the Include Functions page...

Heh, no I didn't try to keep up with the changes. As frequent as stuff is added, it quickly gets overwhelming. Thats why I suggested a script. I hadn't expected anyone to have written one yet, though.

Jos · February 6, 2004

Why not go ahead and do the ftp upload, too, or are you one of those people who feel they should at least put forth some small amount of effort to release a new version?
If only AutoIt could write its own code... (Or at least tell us where our bugs are in our code).

Don't know what you mean by the FTP upload ?

Valik · February 6, 2004

Don't know what you mean by the FTP upload ?

That was directed to Jon. When I was typing that post, it would of followed Jon's, but you posted before I finished and got in between.

Jos · February 6, 2004

That was directed to Jon. When I was typing that post, it would of followed Jon's, but you posted before I finished and got in between.

ok... i didn't see that post because i was typing mine... and ofcouse mine showed on the next page so didn't see jon's... confusing ??? :whistle:

Nutster · February 6, 2004

If only AutoIt could write its own code... (Or at least tell us where our bugs are in our code).

That's what the debug mode is for. Jon doesn't want this done until version 3.1 is released.

AutoItSetOption("Debug", Flags) :whistle:

Edited February 6, 2004 by Nutster

Jon · February 6, 2004

Just played with crimson for the first time - it's pretty cool.

I'm going to try and write an autoit script that installs the textpad and crimson syntax stuff and bundle that with the install so that in the Extra\Editors\ directory there will be a readme.txt for a manual installation and an auto_install.au3 script too.

Editor Syntax Files Required

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