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Scite extended Lisp/Gimp-Scheme property file
March 12, 2010 - 17:26 — user5
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 lisp.properties.txt | 24.85 KB |
| gimp_scm_cmds.txt | 16.93 KB |
Helps with the viewing and editing of gimp scripts. The command section should be modified to accommodate your flavor of scheme.
--> Back up or rename the original lisp.properties.
--> Save this lisp.properties.txt file as lisp.properties
--> Then place this lisp.properties file in the Scite/Scintilla directory.
Have fun
--map
N++ : gimp_scm_cmds.txt >> cntrl A -> cntrl C -> and pasted into Scheme's 'Function Word2' and then reload from disk to check highlight.
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Great !
Thanks for this ! Great job !
:)
Just one (very) little thing : it seems that "SF-OPTION" doesn't "register" like the other ones (SF-TOGGLE, SF-ADJUSTMENT...)
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/58656961/SF-OPTION.jpg
I don't know if you see what I mean (sorry for my bad/poor English...)
:/
Notepad++
I wonder if this works in other Scintilla editors like Notepad++?
N++
You could use the built in user dialog in N++, seperate the commands into the different appropriate dialogs and build one manually using this file as a starting point. Or, the new N++ has a scheme language definition; the gimp specific commands could be entered into it. N++ -> Settings -> Style Configurator -> Scheme -> Function Word2