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 | | RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script Good script... couple things:
 * Default code colour should be black imo, and not your text colour.  That's nice and easy to do.
 * More importantly, when you add tags to your script, make them compatible with the [n] tags!
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| 07-10-2006 09:16 AM |  | 
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 | | O.P.  RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script quote:It's a great script but I'm missing colored literals.
 
 And maybe a way to define your own colors?[/code]
 
 Actually, yes, there will be next version.. you read my mind >>;;
 
 
 quote:Originally posted by J-Thread
 Make that J-Thread
   It is good to hear I helped you!!  
 It is a great script, this is really really usefull!!! I think this will be the script that I use the most
  
 Alright, I will edit it.
 Thanks for the feedback. I do like the script myself, and I use it alot.
 
 
 quote:Originally posted by Nitrolinken
 Great work!
 
 This is really useful! Thanks
  
 Ditto, thanks
  
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 quote:Originally posted by alexp2_ad
 
 * Default code colour should be black imo, and not your text colour.  That's nice and easy to do.
 * More importantly, when you add tags to your script, make them compatible with the [n] tags!
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 Well, the default colour for most applications for syntax highlighting is blue, and I seem to like it.
 You will be able to select your colours, later on, next version.
 
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 The script uses the [c] tag to color, so no matter what, the script won't work with [n] >>'
 
 
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This post was edited on 07-10-2006 at 01:12 PM by Paril.
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 | | RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script I think he means if its not a keyword make that text black instead of it being the regular font color, I mean hey I know plenty of people who use blue which would defeat the purpose of syntax highlighting.
 And I think I deserve a bit more credit than helping you, so its unfair you say you wrote the script. We more of co-wrote it.
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 | | RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script nice script,   , very useful | 
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 | | RE: RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script quote:Originally posted by Paril
 
 Well, the default colour for most applications for syntax highlighting is blue, and I seem to like it.
 You will be able to select your colours, later on, next version.
 
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 The script uses the [c] tag to color, so no matter what, the script won't work with [n] >>'
 
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 You misunderstood both my suggestions.     You should set the default, non-highlighted text to black, eg variable names etc.
 
And the [n] tag, you should make it so the n tag shows what you have entered, so if I put in an n tag, my contacts will see [code= jscript]function cheese(){ return "cheese"; }[ /code]  and not the highlighted version... it should show it as I typed it, not replaced, not highlighted, not changed.  I know that isn't particularly useful but it's just good coding practice for tags.This post was edited on 07-10-2006 at 09:41 PM by alexp2_ad.
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 | | O.P.  RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script Oh, Thanks. 
Yeah, I was thinking of that, but next version supports color changing    
About the [n] tag, it'll take a while, but I'll see what I can do for you   | 
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 | | O.P.  RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script quote:Originally posted by Silentdragon
 And I think I deserve a bit more credit than helping you, so its unfair you say you wrote the script. We more of co-wrote it.
 
 
Yeah, I know, I couldn't think of the right thing to write under your name.. It's moreso our script, as you did do most of the code, because I didn't really know alot about how to use Jscript or consuming code..    
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And about the black text, Yes, I know what he meant, just that I don't like people being limited to one color, which is why the next version will contain a configuration menu to change your colors (except the main text, just keywords, comments and strings).This post was edited on 07-10-2006 at 11:36 PM by Paril.
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 | | RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script quote:J-Script - For the NickChange script, which was an inspiration on the menuing
 
 
Err LOL, that's not exactly how my name is spelled  | 
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 | | O.P.  RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script AHaha, sorry, I must of been typing something else at the same time >>;;
 
 Update:
 The new version is running smoothly, I'm still trying to get all of the colors in one list. The [n] tag fixer will also be in the next version. Expect a version out in a few days!
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 | | RE: [Release] Programming Language Keywords Script Well since he never decided to release the update, I will. [n] [/n] tags will omit parsing for colors for everything inside. Configuration Menu lets you style your Default, String, Comment, Keyword colors manually or through the little color dialog. If you want colors that are not choosable you have to do [c=#HexColor] for those ones. Stores your settings in registry, and provides a preview of your coloring styles in the window. I also updated the about window a bit. Enjoy.
 Ps. I did the final touchups on linux so I dunno if it mangled the files are not. Someone test and see if the xml files are still unicode please.
 
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