Hi, Do you have usertype.dat for perl syntaxReply
Originally posted by: Eitan Yerushalmi
I need help about how to add the word "$perval" to the usertype.dat file . I think that there is a problem with the "$" because just "perval" without the "$" works.
Is there ant problem with the token "$" before the words in the usertype.dat file?
Originally posted by: Gautam N. Lad
Hi,
Here's a link to OpenGL keywords/definitions for
you to put in your Usertype.dat file to hightlight
OpenGL keywords/definitions in your Visual Studio.
http://www.cubicdesign.com/opengl_usertype.txt
NOTE: Make sure to read the opengl_usertype.txt file
before copying the contents. Also, if I have left out
any keywords, please let me know.
Bye!
--
Gautam N. Lad
http://www.cubicdesign.com
Originally posted by: ral
That would help me a lot i think
I read about how "complicated" or better time-consuming it is, to define my own keywords to highlight so the question:
did anybody find a .dat-file for openGL-commands?
thx & greetings from germany
ral
Originally posted by: Walter van Groningen
I really like the ability of (some) Borland compilers to print the source code just like it's presented on the screen: in color.
Does anyone know if this is possible with Microsoft Visual C++ 6? It'd be a great improvement to me for code-readability...
Originally posted by: Alex Pare
Hello,
I'm trying to visualise FORTRAN source code in the MS Visual C++ editor. I just added the usertype.dat file to my PC and it works fine. However, I'd like to know if there is a way to color my FORTRAN comments (lines starting with C in the first column or anything after the ! operator on a line). It'll be great to be able to redefine the definition of a comment.
Originally posted by: Benner
Were do I find this 'Format' tab?? It's not in my options dlg!!
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Originally posted by: Erez Efrati
It works great! Thanks.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Pieter Clarysse
I'm working on a project with about a thousand classes.
It would be great if you could explain me how you create the
text file from the MFC browse file.
I don't feel like typing in all our classes when I see them
everywhere : in the class view, in the wizard bar, ...
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Originally posted by: Adam S. Freimark
It'd sure be nice to be able to have the MFC words in
one color and a project-specific set of keywords in
another...
Possible at all? (VC6.0Pro)
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