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Title: Syntax Highlighting Scripts Within
Post by: TurinsRevenge on 2003-03-06 22:27:44

Syntax highlighting

Many of the Title Formatting scripts are fairly complicated and difficult to read. To help, I've put together Synatax Highlighting scripts for UltraEdit32 and TextPad that you can use to color code the syntax, and match parens and brackets to make developing a little easier. You can do the same thing for Multiedit and Edipad, but neither lend themselves to this format. However, you can use these as a basis for both.

I hunted through ALL the messages in the Title Format thread to find as many of the user-defined tags as I could and also used the excellent doc put together by Bamral, which you can get at http://home.attbi.com/~billamral/TAGZ.TXT (http://home.attbi.com/~billamral/TAGZ.TXT), so I think everything should be here. If not, please post your corrections. I'm sure I missed some things and also might have included some obsolete tags.

Both UltraEdit and TextPad have help files that explain how to implement thes (It's pretty straightforward). In both, you will also have to define the colors you want to use with each category after you incorporate the tags, but theres not much more to it and it makes life much easier.

Have Fun!

UltraEdit32 - This will be added to Wordfile.txt in UltraEdit directory

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/L10"Foobar" Nocase HTML_LANG Line Comment = Line Comment Alt = Block Comment On = Block Comment Off = Block Comment On Alt = Block Comment Off Alt = Escape Char = String Chars = File Extensions =
/Delimiters = (){}[],.?
/Function String = "%[^t ]++function[^t ]+^([a-zA-Z0-9_&]+*^){"
/Function String 1 = "%[^t ]++function[^t ]+^([a-zA-Z0-9_&]+*^)^p*{"
/Indent Strings =
/Unindent Strings =

/C1"Tags"
%artist% %album%
%date%
%performer%
%title% %tracknumber%
%version%

/C2"Internal_Fields"
%_composer% %_comment% %__channels%
%_date% %_directoryname% %disc% %discnumber% %_diskwriter_index%
%_foobar2000_version% %_filename% %_filename_ext%
%_genre%
%_isplaying%
%_length% %_length_seconds%
%_path% %_path_raw% %_playlist_number%
%_subsong%

/C3"File_Specs"
%__bitrate%
%__extrainfo%
%__replaygain_album_gain% %__replaygain_album_peak% %__replaygain_track_gain% %__replaygain_track_peak%
%__samplerate%

/C4"Math_Functions"
$add
$div $dec
$hex
$mul $mod $min $max
$num

/C5"Colors"

/C6"If_Else_Functions"
$if $ifgreater $if2 $iflonger

/C7"String_Functions"
$abbr
$caps $caps2 $cut
$date
$ext
$lower $longest $len $left
$null
$pad $padcut $pad_right $padcut_right
$replace $right $rot13 $repeat
$sub $substr $strchr $strcmp $stricmp $shortest $strstr $strlchr $strrchr
$upper

For TextPad - You'll need to create a document class and associate it with the syntax file called foobar.syn
The script below is what will be in foobar.syn

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; TurinsRevenge syntax definitions for TextPad
;

C=1

[Syntax]
Namespace1 = 6
IgnoreCase = yes
KeyWordLength =
BracketChars = {[()]}
OperatorChars = -+*/<>!~^&|=
PreprocStart = #
SyntaxStart =
SyntaxEnd =
HexPrefix = 0x
CommentStart = /*
CommentEnd = */
CommentStartAlt =
CommentEndAlt =
SingleComment = //
SingleCommentCol =
SingleCommentAlt =
SingleCommentColAlt =
SingleCommentEsc =
StringsSpanLines = Yes
StringStart = "
StringEnd = "
StringAlt =
StringEsc = \
CharStart = '
CharEnd = '
CharEsc = \

[Keywords 1]
%artist%
%album%
%date%
%performer%
%title%
%tracknumber%
%version%

[Keywords 2]
%_composer%
%_comment%
%__channels%
%_date%
%_directoryname%
%disc%
%discnumber%
%_diskwriter_index%
%_foobar2000_version%
%_filename%
%_filename_ext%
%_genre%
%_isplaying%
%_length%
%_length_seconds%
%_path%
%_path_raw%
%_playlist_number%
%_subsong%

[Keywords 3]
%__bitrate%
%__extrainfo%
%__replaygain_album_gain%
%__replaygain_album_peak%
%__replaygain_track_gain%
%__replaygain_track_peak%
%__samplerate%

[Keywords 4]
$add
$div
$dec
$hex
$mul
$mod
$min
$max
$num

[Keywords 5]
$abbr
$caps
$caps2
$cut
$date
$ext
$lower
$longest
$len
$left
$null
$pad
$padcut
$pad_right
$padcut_right
$replace
$right
$rot13
$repeat
$sub
$substr
$strchr
$strcmp
$stricmp
$shortest
$strstr
$strlchr
$strrchr
$upper

[Keywords 6]
$if
$ifgreater
$if2
$iflonger

Title: Syntax Highlighting Scripts Within
Post by: Bushwack on 2003-03-06 23:43:24

Nice idea, I'm sure that would help a if I used UltraEdit or TextPad but lots of people will find syntax highlighting very usefull.

Title: Syntax Highlighting Scripts Within
Post by: DustMagnet on 2003-03-07 04:11:17

Thanks, TurinsRevenge. That helps a lot. B)

Title: Syntax Highlighting Scripts Within
Post by: Donatzsky on 2004-12-11 03:05:37

Here is an editing mode for jEdit (http://www.jedit.org).

Installation:
Put tagz.xml in either %UserProfile%\.jedit\modes or %ProgramFiles%\jEdit\modes
Add the following to catalog, which is in the same directory:
<MODE NAME="tagz" FILE="tagz.xml"
FILE_NAME_GLOB="*.{t*gz,fb2k}" />
And that's it.
Now you just have to give your Tagz files one of these extensions: tgz, tagz or fb2k.

Get it as a zip file here (http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=29971). That way you will get the correct indentation.

HydrogenAudio

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