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[bir]

I am using nedit as my text editor.
Normally the color of `define directives are blue. But I have a
situation where one of the directive is blue while other one is regular
black text. Is there any prob with my rtl or its just the editor?

Thanks

 

[PeterSmith1954@googlemail]

bir wrote:

I am using nedit as my text editor.
Normally the color of `define directives are blue. But I have a
situation where one of the directive is blue while other one is regular
black text. Is there any prob with my rtl or its just the editor?

Thanks

Editors use regular expressions for syntax highlighting.

That said, if you can't figure out if the editor is at fault or you,
then you ain't much of an engineer, if one at all.

Cheers

PeteS

 

[trescot@gmail.com]

Hi Bir

This is a frequent problem with nedit. As you know `define directives
starts with
`............... and as soon as as nedit see "`" at the begining of a
line, it considers it as a `define directive and make the appearance
blue. But sometimes it doesn't. This happens coz sometimes it doesn't
realize that its a new line and considers it as non `define directive.
What you can do here is to delete the whole line and start from the
begining. But from the rtl point of view there is no problem.

And for Peter

If you dont have the answer dont be rude. Just SHUT-UP and avoid
making such discouraging remarks. This is a forum for people to ask and
get help and discuss about topics. The process of learning is a mutual
exchange. You learn from others and viceversa.

Trescot


PeterSmith1954@googlemail.com wrote:

bir wrote:

I am using nedit as my text editor.
Normally the color of `define directives are blue. But I have a
situation where one of the directive is blue while other one is regular
black text. Is there any prob with my rtl or its just the editor?

Thanks

Editors use regular expressions for syntax highlighting.

That said, if you can't figure out if the editor is at fault or you,
then you ain't much of an engineer, if one at all.

Cheers

PeteS