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ggirf14
 Post subject: psp pad editor format
PostPosted: April 22nd, 2007, 6:39 pm 
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Is there a way to set "PSPad - text and code editor" to format, higlight coding for AHK?

My goal is to have a more clear code. Ex.http://www.angelfire.com/ultra2/rajat/scripts/rc4.ahk.txt


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If you mean syntax highlighting...do you?... have a look in the AutoHotkey\Extras\Editors\PSPad folder.
For code formatting this might help: http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=46338

BTW I use PSPad too, its brilliant!! :)


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there was also a script quite a while ago (by Rajat, I think) that will format your code nicely. It may need to be updated. try searching the word "tidy"?

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PostPosted: April 23rd, 2007, 10:22 am 
If you think of Auto-Syntax-Tidy v12, it has been made by toralf...


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yes, that's the one. I couldn't remember who mad it. Sorry toralf for the bad memory I have.

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not a problem. i feel honored to be mistaked for/mixed up with rajat.

BTW: MsgBox already gave the link. :)

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toralf wrote:
BTW: MsgBox already gave the link. :)


I failed to click it.. my time for answering posts is limited, so I don't always get to click all the links posted

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toralf wrote:
MsgBox already gave the link. :)
Yes, that's the problem of giving http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=46338 instead of Auto-Syntax-Tidy v12... I rarely click on mystery meat links...


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But how to name a link?

I know that href works in a web page, but how is it done in this forum?

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Code:
[url=http://www.MyLink.com]MyLinkName[/url]

That way?


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Code:
[url=http://url.goes.here]Link Text Goes here[/url]

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BoBo beats me again :?

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Thanks! :D
Auto-Syntax-Tidy v12 (from toralf) works great. I was also looking for highligh feature but I found it within the application.
1st step :
from the menu bar go to Setting \ User highlighter from the seletion window browse to Autohotkey.ini

2nd step:
On "file \ New file" a list will come up, Autohotkey is at the bottom. Or if you have open a new file without selecting Autohotkey you may switch by going from the menu bar on "View \ change syntax". :wink:


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To have the help file available from the application.
Go to Setting \ Highlighter setting and in the help file field browse to C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.chm

When this is done you can highlight a command, right click and the first option is "Help for Language". It will bring you directly to the help file for that command.


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you can also run a script from the autohotkey\extras\editors\ folder to automatically add these options to pspad (and many other editors)

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