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On 03/02/2011 10:03, Zaher Dirkey wrote:
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About "load the actual style from an external file"<br>
That was already implemented by Martin.<br>
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not exactly: I implemented loading the colors for an
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Can we add it as Addon/Plugins for Lazarus?<br>
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This is what has been implemented:
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That is, for an existing grammar (e.g. pas or html) you can save and
load the color settings to external files (and the IDE will offer
them for selection)<br>
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As for creating a new grammar (e.g. "css" highlighting) that is not
yet done => there is SynUniSyn (separate package), which I
*believe* may be an attempt at this. But I have no idea if it works,
or how much work it does still need (never looked at it in detail)<br>
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Martin<br>
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