SciTE - Lexer

[sconley]

SciTE changes the indentation of the CASE statement after a SELECT statement to be the same level as the SELECT.

While typing, the CASE statement is initially indented correctly; however, when you press ENTER, the indentation is changed back to the same level as the SELECT.

Example:

select

    case $A = $B

        MyProg()

    Case Else

        Exit(1)

EndSelect

Looks like:

Select

case $A = $B

    MyProg()

Case Else

    Exit(1)

EndSelect

The EndSelect also wants to indent at the same level as the last CASE statement.

NOTE: the Tidy program fixes everything back the way it should be.

[Blue_Drache]

SciTE changes the indentation of the CASE statement after a SELECT statement to be the same level as the SELECT.

While typing, the CASE statement is initially indented correctly; however, when you press ENTER, the indentation is changed back to the same level as the SELECT.

Example:

Looks like:

The EndSelect also wants to indent at the same level as the last CASE statement.

NOTE:  the Tidy program fixes everything back the way it should be.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I notice that in my version, my Cases get indented farther and farther.

Example:

Select
   Case $x - $y = 0
     ; blah
      Case $x + $y = 1
        ; blah
         Case $x -$y = -1
           ; blah
         EndSelect

As in your example, Tidy fixes it right.

[Valik]

Those are your options: Either you get them in line with the Select keyword or they just keep getting indented like Blue_Drache shows. Currently, neither JdeB or myself have been able to figure out how to get that set right.

[Jos]

Those are your options: Either you get them in line with the Select keyword or they just keep getting indented like Blue_Drache shows.  Currently, neither JdeB or myself have been able to figure out how to get that set right.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Correct... and just for the record... this is not a Lexer function but configured with the below commands.. i am open for suggestions when somebody can figure it out....

block.start.$(file.patterns.au3)=5 case if do for func else elseif while select \

                    Case If Do For Func Else ElseIf While Select \

                    CASE IF DO FOR FUNC ELSE ELSEIF WHILE SELECT

block.end.$(file.patterns.au3)=5 case else endif elseif endfunc endselect next until wend \

      Case Else EndIf ElseIf EndFunc EndSelect Next Until Wend WEnd\

                  CASE ELSE ENDIF ELSEIF ENDFUNC ENDSELECT NEXT UNTIL WEND

[Blue_Drache]

Those are your options: Either you get them in line with the Select keyword or they just keep getting indented like Blue_Drache shows.  Currently, neither JdeB or myself have been able to figure out how to get that set right.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well, it doesn't really bother me that much. I was just posting my example for the record.

I just ignore it and run tidy after finishing my select/case/endselect structure.

@JdeB

Thank you soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much for that tidy.exe

Edited March 9, 2005 by Blue_Drache

[MHz]

The latest version of Scite4Autoit3 does not have this problem. The previous versiom had Case missing from the block.end.*.au3. This was corrected. Anyone suffering from Case Select functions, continually indenting, has not updated their installation, to the latest, released a month ago.

Latest version Feb 8th:

block.start.*.au3=5 case if do for func else elseif while select \
                    Case If Do For Func Else ElseIf While Select \
                    CASE IF DO FOR FUNC ELSE ELSEIF WHILE SELECT
block.end.*.au3=5 case else endif elseif endfunc endselect next until wend \
                  Case Else EndIf ElseIf EndFunc EndSelect Next Until Wend WEnd\
                  CASE ELSE ENDIF ELSEIF ENDFUNC ENDSELECT NEXT UNTIL WEND

Previous version (with missing Case):

block.start.*.au3=5 case if do for func else elseif while select \
                    Case If Do For Func Else ElseIf While Select \
                    CASE IF DO FOR FUNC ELSE ELSEIF WHILE SELECT
block.end.*.au3=5 endcase else endif elseif endfunc endselect next until wend \
                   EndCase Else EndIf ElseIf EndFunc EndSelect Next Until Wend WEnd\
                   ENDCASE ELSE ENDIF ELSEIF ENDFUNC ENDSELECT NEXT UNTIL WEND