BUG in syntax highligthing

[Micko Roland]

The bug is caused by the patch for highlighting of C/C++ Symbols. If the
list in highlight.cpp is changed, so that the C Symbols are checked after
the preprocessor commands have been parsed then both work.

Original Source

void CHighlight::makeContextList() {
  HlContext *c;
  HlKeyword *keyword, *dataType;
  //normal context
  contextList[0] = c = new HlContext(0,0);
    c->items.append(new HlCSymbol(13,0));
    c->items.append(keyword = new HlKeyword(1,0));
    c->items.append(dataType = new HlKeyword(2,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCFloat(6,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCOct(4,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCHex(5,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCInt(3,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCChar(7,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCharDetect(8,1,'"'));
    c->items.append(new Hl2CharDetect(10,2,"//"));
    c->items.append(new Hl2CharDetect(10,3,"/*"));
    c->items.append(new HlCPrep(11,4));

Changed Source

void CHighlight::makeContextList() {
  HlContext *c;
  HlKeyword *keyword, *dataType;
  //normal context
  contextList[0] = c = new HlContext(0,0);
    c->items.append(keyword = new HlKeyword(1,0));
    c->items.append(dataType = new HlKeyword(2,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCFloat(6,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCOct(4,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCHex(5,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCInt(3,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCChar(7,0));
    c->items.append(new HlCharDetect(8,1,'"'));
    c->items.append(new Hl2CharDetect(10,2,"//"));
    c->items.append(new Hl2CharDetect(10,3,"/*"));
    c->items.append(new HlCPrep(11,4));
    c->items.append(new HlCSymbol(13,0));
 
Maybe you can include it into one of your next distributions

Roland Micko
ICN CA MR EG 2

SIEMENS AG
Hofmannstr. 51
81359 München

Tel.: +4989/722-21632
Fax.: +4989/722-47420
email: roland.micko at icn.siemens.de

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von:	Micko Roland 
> Gesendet am:	Freitag, 30. Juli 1999 12:58
> An:	'Kdevelop'
> Betreff:	BUG in syntax highligthing
> 
> The preprocessor commands are not correctly highlighted, if the command
> doesn't start at the beginning of the line.
> Example
> 
> :
> :
> #include <stdlib.h>      <-- This works text is highlighted
> :
>   #include <stdio.h>    <-- This is displayed as normal text
> 
> With the release from end of June it worked.
> 
> Roland Micko
> ICN CA MR EG 2
> 
> SIEMENS AG
> Hofmannstr. 51
> 81359 München
> 
> Tel.: +4989/722-21632
> Fax.: +4989/722-47420
> email: roland.micko at icn.siemens.de
>