Double syntax context switch
- From: Leonard den Ottolander <leonard den ottolander nl>
- To: MC Devel <mc-devel gnome org>
- Cc: Paul Sheer <psheer icon co za>
- Subject: Double syntax context switch
- Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2005 10:46:55 +0200
Hello list, Paul,
I've been looking at this problem a couple of weeks ago, but couldn't
come up with a solution (yet). Sadly the syntax code is not very well
documented, so although I somewhat understand what happens I can't put
my finger on the exact location of the problem. It appears the code
still looks for a possible context switch right after one has happened,
which it shouldn't.
Try the following example (I noticed this oddity while hacking
phpMyAdmin):
$ cat /usr/share/mc/syntax/php.syntax
context default
keyword whole echo brightmagenta
keyword " green
keyword ' brightgreen
context exclusive " " green
keyword \\" brightgreen
keyword \\' yellow
keyword ' brightred
context exclusive ' ' brightgreen
keyword \\' brightgreen
keyword \\" brightred
keyword " brightcyan
$ cat test.php
<?php
echo '"';
echo "'";
?>
See the double context switch which doesn't happen when an extra
character is added to the strings:
$ cat test.php
<?php
echo '" ';
echo " '";
?>
I verified that this issue also exists in the latest version of CoolEdit
(as for a few weeks).
By the way Paul, I'm not sure how active you are currently developing
CoolEdit, but if so you should have a look at the midnight commander.
F.e. we introduced a memory fix to allow much larger context files. The
proposed solution in Savannah bugzilla was buggy but Jakub Jelinek fixed
the logic and we can now handle syntax files of in indefinite size.
Leonard.
--
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