Hello, I post this question a while back but had no answer... Is it one of those RTFM question or did it slip through the cracks? Can someone point me to the right direction if so on how to accomplishsuch t a thing?? Thank you in advance.
Best John ---------------------------------------------------- I've seen some bundles do that but I can't figure out the way to accomplish this. In the language that I am working on I have variables and arrays etc... Is there a way that I can have a variable declared with a $ symbol and then have it custom colored every time any word has the $symbol in front? Something like declare $variable declare %array[] so every time these variables appear in the script they would be a certain(assignable) color and a different color for the %array?. Thank you. Best, John
The PHP bundle does the first of these, you might want to look at that for insight. Im not sure how you would do the second one, but you may spot a different construct in there that would help you figure this out.
Walter
On Aug 1, 2011, at 4:59 PM, John Relosa wrote:
Hello, I post this question a while back but had no answer... Is it one of those RTFM question or did it slip through the cracks? Can someone point me to the right direction if so on how to accomplish such t a thing?? Thank you in advance.
Best John
I've seen some bundles do that but I can't figure out the way to accomplish this.
In the language that I am working on I have variables and arrays etc... Is there a way that I can have a variable declared with a $ symbol and then have it custom colored every time any word has the $symbol in front?
Something like
declare $variable declare %array[]
so every time these variables appear in the script they would be a certain(assignable) color and a different color for the %array?.
Thank you.
Best, John
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On 2011-08-01, at 20:57, Walter Lee Davis waltd@wdstudio.com wrote:
The PHP bundle does the first of these, you might want to look at that for insight. Im not sure how you would do the second one, but you may spot a different construct in there that would help you figure this out.
Walter
On Aug 1, 2011, at 4:59 PM, John Relosa wrote:
Hello, I post this question a while back but had no answer... Is it one of those RTFM question or did it slip through the cracks? Can someone point me to the right direction if so on how to accomplish such t a thing?? Thank you in advance.
Best John
I've seen some bundles do that but I can't figure out the way to accomplish this.
In the language that I am working on I have variables and arrays etc... Is there a way that I can have a variable declared with a $ symbol and then have it custom colored every time any word has the $symbol in front?
Something like
declare $variable declare %array[]
so every time these variables appear in the script they would be a certain(assignable) color and a different color for the %array?.
Thank you.
Best, John
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