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bool isn't, BOOL is.
The site I got all of them off didn't have bool, and it doesn't act as a keyword in my Visual C++

"undeclaired identifier: bool"

EDIT:

Yes, you are right

typedef enum BOOL { true, false };

something around that. But my Visual C++ library does not show bool as a keyword.

It should recognise bool in a C++ file.

Edit: You're using VC++? In mine, it's 'typedef int BOOL;'. bool is a native type.

PS: Phoenix is written in C++

..that's why I said "something around that", I didn't check, but all I know is that th Quake2 source hsa

typedef enum qboolean { true, false };

so, I assumed.

But no, bool is not a keyword in my VC++.
To tell you also, BOOL isn't either, they aren't really "keywords" (the things that turn blue, or whatever color you set them to), I just added those because I can see it better, and I'm sure others could too.


EDIT: I'm sure you know, the Q2 source is originally in C, but I am using the C++ version someone converted.

The C/C++ Keyword Script has been changed to the "Programming Language Keyword Script".

I will have a beta on my Apache server, with different modes (*C++On, *PHPOn, *VBOn), for each language.

Later, me and a few people will chatter about adding code blocks for each language instead of on/off (IE: [ code=C++]void whaffbf (int g, float t, char *whee)[/ code]

or

[ code=VB] Private Sub OnEventLoad [/ code])




-Paril

Maybe it's worth looking at existing javascript libraries for full syntax highlighting, e.g. star-light, or dp.SyntaxHighlighter? Admittedly, they convert text to HTML, but that shouldn't be too hard to change.

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Originally posted by Paril
But no, bool is not a keyword in my VC++.

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Then either your config is screwed, or you're not editing a C++ file.

Footnote:
In 'The C++ Programming Language' 3rd edition by Bjarne Stroustrup, section A.2 has a list of all the C++ keywords. 'bool' is in that list.