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jonib
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 Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 10:17 pm Post subject: |
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| RobOtter wrote: | Long time passed by...
jonib, PhiLho, anyone of you still (or again) working on this?
@jonib: Could you provide a working link to your AHKColorer.zip? The link given here is somewhat outdated... 
Best regards,
Rob |
Nice to see you again 
I have restored the bad links and I am working on a updated version I just have to update the installer.
Maybe today. |
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jonib
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| Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 1:25 am Post subject: |
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I have updated the first post with new version and new info.
All Colorer versions ware updated 24 Nov 2006
And there is an experimental build of EclipseColorer: 0.8.0 posted 8 March 2007
New in EclipseColorer:
Folding, Annotations, line word wrapping, extended preferences and many other improvements. |
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jonib
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| Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 7:12 am Post subject: |
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| I have updated the first post with an updated version of the installer that checks that AutoHotkey is installed. |
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RobOtter
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Location: Darmstadt, Germany
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| Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 8:56 am Post subject: |
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Hi jonib,
many thanks for your quick reply! The new EclipseColorer functionality sounds very promising - I might have the time this evening to try it out along with your current work.
After a long time of inactivity, I would highly appreciate any more efforts on this topic since it came to my mind again yesterday when a guy in another forum asked for an Eclipse editor.
I would like to point out that I am more than willing to help you and possibly other people to create a good and helpful editor for AHK - within the small borders of my knowledge of creating Eclipse plugins and the limited amount of spare time I have.
Although it may seem to some people that the Eclipse IDE is quite oversized for AHK scripts, we guys from the german forum of acītivAid definitely have a need for it since acītivAid is a semi-large framework for modulized Windows tools written in AHK. With the help of a somewhat professional editor, developing a semi-professional tool would be much easier.
Greetings,
Rob |
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RobOtter
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| Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 9:22 am Post subject: |
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@jonib:
Could you please roughly explain the differences between basic and advanced mode? The only diff I discovered until now is that in advanced mode, the outliner consumes nearly all CPU time and never gets finished
I can reproduce this behavior with Eclipse 3.2 and 3.3M5eh, running Java 5_11.
I am very happy with the outliner (basic mode of course), it recognizes correctly all functions and subs and jumps correctly to the correct place when clicking on a function in outline window.
As from what I have seen in a rough check, syntax highlighting seem to be correct also. Great!
One other question: Is there a difference in EclipseColorerīs editors "Colorer" and "Colorer (Script)" (canīt remember exactly, something similar)? Which one should I chose for editing AHK files? From the options view, they seem to be the same. |
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jonib
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| Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 11:42 am Post subject: |
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| RobOtter wrote: |
Could you please roughly explain the differences between basic and advanced mode? |
Try my SyntaxTest.ahk script in basic and advanced mode and you should see some differences.
What is in Advanced mode but not in basic:
continuationSection is highlighted better.
Some Directives have specific syntax highlighting (#SingleInstance) more to come.
Brackets "(){}[]" have more advanced highlighting and function.
Same keywords have specific syntax highlighting (msgbox,return,StringSplit,StringReplace,send,FileAppend,IfInString,IfNotInString) more to come.
And when something works fast and correct in advanced mode I might put it in basic mode also.
| Quote: | The only diff I discovered until now is that in advanced mode, the outliner consumes nearly all CPU time and never gets finished
I can reproduce this behavior with Eclipse 3.2 and 3.3M5eh, running Java 5_11. |
I think I have fixed the "All CPU usage" problem, I had to remove a feature I'm working on, I have uploaded a new version.
| Quote: | I am very happy with the outliner (basic mode of course), it recognizes correctly all functions and subs and jumps correctly to the correct place when clicking on a function in outline window.
As from what I have seen in a rough check, syntax highlighting seem to be correct also. Great! |
Nice, but more testing is needed.
| Quote: | | One other question: Is there a difference in EclipseColorerīs editors "Colorer" and "Colorer (Script)" (canīt remember exactly, something similar)? Which one should I chose for editing AHK files? From the options view, they seem to be the same. |
I'm sorry but I don't know if there is a difference, I'm using Eclipse 3.1.2 and only have "Colorer Scripts Editor" maybe I will update. |
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urlwolf
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| Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 3:18 pm Post subject: |
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Ok, I have installed colorer and ran the installer provided here.
No ahk files are highlighted.
Anything I need to do after installing? I've no experience with eclipse. Thanks |
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jonib
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| Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 9:08 am Post subject: |
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| urlwolf wrote: | Ok, I have installed colorer and ran the installer provided here.
No ahk files are highlighted.
Anything I need to do after installing? I've no experience with eclipse. Thanks |
Hi urlwolf
It seems in newer Eclipse versions you need to add Autohotkey file type in settings, I have updated the first post in this thread with new info:
| Quote: | Update: In newer Eclipse versions you need to add "*.ahk" file-type in menu "Window -> Preferences... -> General -> Editors -> FileAssociations" and specify an "Colorer Editor" associated editor.
And when opening a .AHK file check that Eclipse is using a Colorer editor.
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This eclipse syntax+plugin works great.
I think this could be the beginning of building an IDE for ahk, taking advantage of Eclipse.
Things that I'd like to see implemented:
[list=]
go to function definition (F3) even if it's in a different file
[/list]
[list=]error capturing and redirection to proper line number[/list]
[list=]integrated help (e.g., F1 takes you to the function page[/list]
[list=]Run current script[/list]
etc.
But I think those may be minor problems...
I managed to do all those but the first one in vim, but I have no clue about Eclipse  so I could only help testing the thing....[/list][/list] |
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guestWolf
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| Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 5:44 am Post subject: |
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This eclipse syntax+plugin works great.
I think this could be the beginning of building an IDE for ahk, taking advantage of Eclipse.
Things that I'd like to see implemented:
[list=]
go to function definition (F3) even if it's in a different file
[/list]
[list=]error capturing and redirection to proper line number[/list]
[list=]integrated help (e.g., F1 takes you to the function page[/list]
[list=]Run current script[/list]
etc.
But I think those may be minor problems...
I managed to do all those but the first one in vim, but I have no clue about Eclipse so I could only help testing the thing....[/list][/list] |
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jonib
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| Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 4:30 pm Post subject: |
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| guestWolf wrote: | | This eclipse syntax+plugin works great. |
I'm glad it works great, if there is anything with the highlighting that don't work or you want added just ask and I'll see what I can do.
| guestWolf wrote: | I think this could be the beginning of building an IDE for ahk, taking advantage of Eclipse.
Things that I'd like to see implemented:
[list=]go to function definition (F3) even if it's in a different file[/list]
[list=]error capturing and redirection to proper line number[/list]
[list=]integrated help (e.g., F1 takes you to the function page[/list]
[list=]Run current script[/list]
etc.
But I think those may be minor problems...
I managed to do all those but the first one in vim, but I have no clue about Eclipse so I could only help testing the thing....[/list] |
I don't use Eclipse other then to test my syntax highlighting so I wouldn't be able to help other then with highlighting. 
I use FAR manager and I managed to do all but the first also.
jonib |
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