Reserved words...

[mark smit]

Hello,

I was wondering if any body out there has a "complete" list of all the reserved/key words in PBDLL. I am planning to write my own editor and would like to incorperate key word hilighting. After completion of my editor I will post it in the source code forum for all to enjoy...


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Cheers

[Troy King]

there was a fairly lengthy discussion and much keyword-list sharing for the ultraedit editor a few months ago in the third-party forum. the keyword lists are organized into ue format, but still are useable for just getting a list of keywords. check here: .

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troy king
[email protected]

[Cecil Williams]

Mark,

This is somewhat of BIG endeavor if I get the gest of what your saying. I am also working on a MDI editor although not for PB. At the present, the compiled code not including the dialog interface for compiler parms, highliting, and not quiet complete search section is about 56K.

Let me know if you would like to co-work this. It's only as time permits for me but I would be glad to share what I've done so far.

Cecil



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[Borje Hagsten]

i posted a sample of a pb syntax color editor to the source code
forums a while ago. i also added a list of most (all?) reserved
words for pb. you can find it at: http://www.powerbasic.com/support/pb...ad.php?t=22684


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[Jules Marchildon]

Mark and Cecil,

Are your editors based on using the RTF edit class or some kind of other edit control or straight SDK API?

Regards, Jules
mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>

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[Semen Matusovski]

Mark --
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[Cecil Williams]

Jules,

Mine is based on straight SDK, MDI, using the standard edit class for NT4. Haven't given much thought to RTF yet, but maybe I should. Being a Mechanical Engineer, I decided to learn Windows by getting a better understanding of the API first using a text editor shell to start with. I do enough number crunching as it is!!!!!! The text end has surely been a learning experience.

The problem with learning about Windows is having to learn some C along the way to get some understanding of the example coding on MSDN. As it turns out, learning some C has really been a good thing since this has given me a better appreciation of PB.

Any pointers that you may have would be very much appreciated.

Cheers,
Cecil

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[mark smit]

Hello All,

At this point and time I am just reviewing what would be the best direction for my editor. I have yet to play with the RichEdit controls but it does seem to be the way to go. I would like to keep the editor as simple as possible so that the source doesn't become to overwhelming...



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Cheers

[Jules Marchildon]

Guys, the reason I ask is that making an editor using a normal edit or an RTF control imposes a 64k limit. There are tricks to increase them a little, or by using multiple edit controls to make it a virtual bottomless pit. I think the better way is to
make your own using straight memory and window Blitz painting.

The edit controls also have flickering problems to deal with when
you need to update it on a continuous basis. I am talking mostly
about making an editor with syntax highlighting and parsing the text on the fly. I think this is a large project and as Lance would say, "not for the faint-hearted"!

Hutch has an editor that seems to handle very large files with no penalties, but no syntax highlighting capability. Borje RTF post demonstrates the Flickering problem when parsing text on the fly.

On an NT machine the 64k limit and flickering may not be an issue?


Regards, Jules
[email protected]

[mark smit]

Hello,

I am using Windows2000 right now so there are no limits to the size of an edit box. Be that as is may, I to have been thinking about a custom editbox that could handle large files to combat the 64k limit in 98. I have played around with a custom status console that supported colored text but the text would just scroll off the top and be lost. After I get back from my meeting I'll put a simple chunk of code for a status console. I'm sure lots of you would find it usefull...

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Cheers

[mark smit]

Meeting was canceled...so here is a very simple console for all of you...

#compile exe
#register none
#include "win32api.inc"

rem console id number
%IDCONSOLE = 1000

rem console hight in lines
%CONSOLEHIGHT = 10

rem constant text hight, this could be
rem calculated from current font selected
%TEXTHIGHT = 8


rem this function prints a line of text to the console
function cprint(byval hdlg as long, message as string) as long
  dim console(%CONSOLEHIGHT) as static string
  dim buffer as local string
  dim index as local long

  console(%CONSOLEHIGHT) = message & $CRLF

  for index = 0 to (%CONSOLEHIGHT - 1)
    console(index) = console(index + 1)
    buffer = buffer & console(index)
  next index

  control set text hdlg, %IDCONSOLE, buffer
end function


rem callback function for main dialog
callback function dlgproc as long
  dim index as local long


  select case cbmsg
    case %WM_INITDIALOG

      rem print simple text out to console (1-10)
      for index = 1 to %CONSOLEHIGHT

        call cprint(cbhndl, format$(index))

      next index

  end select
end function


rem main program function
function pbmain as long
  dim hdlg as local long

  dialog new %NULL, "console", 1, 1, 256, %CONSOLEHIGHT * %TEXTHIGHT + 16, %WS_CAPTION or %WS_SYSMENU to hdlg
  control add label, hdlg, %IDCONSOLE, "", 8, 8, 240, %CONSOLEHIGHT * %TEXTHIGHT + 1, %SS_SUNKEN
  dialog show modal hdlg call dlgproc
end function

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Cheers

[Egbert Zijlema]

In Semen's list: where is ATTRIB?
This keyword, by the way, is not capitalized when using PBDLL60's IDE. Any idea PB-guys?

Regards,
Egbert www.basicguru.com/zijlema/


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[Semen Matusovski]

Egbert --
If you will look Pb' help, you will see Attrib in contents without reference (exactly, to GetAttr). The same about Attr.


[This message has been edited by Semen Matusovski (edited June 23, 2000).]