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megamu

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print source?
« on: Sep 29th, 2003, 5:28am »

I would like to see a File -> Print where I can print out the source code in all of its color (along with line numbers) including a header of the sketch name and current date.
 
I'm currently working in P5 a little for a school project and have to print the source out to show proof of work. Currently I've been copy/pasting the source over to EditPlus (as a java snippit) and printing it in limited highlighting.
 
Printing source right from the authoring environment would be very handy!
 
-Lee
 
elout

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Re: print source?
« Reply #1 on: Sep 29th, 2003, 11:12am »

For the time being, you can make syntax highlightning in Editplus for pde files.
 
tools -> preferences -> Settings & syntax
You can start using the java example, and create a new pde file type, copy all the info from the java example.
Save a new pde.stx (from the Java.stx) And add all the words like from the Reference page. Although it takes a little work. to get everything highlighted perfectly.
 
benelek

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Re: print source?
« Reply #2 on: Oct 5th, 2003, 10:26am »

as a side-question to Ben, Casey or anyone else on the dev team - is there an editable .properties file containing the keyword lists for syntax highlighting in p5?
 
fry


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Re: print source?
« Reply #3 on: Oct 9th, 2003, 1:10am »

on Oct 5th, 2003, 10:26am, benelek wrote:
as a side-question to Ben, Casey or anyone else on the dev team - is there an editable .properties file containing the keyword lists for syntax highlighting in p5

not currently.. PdeTokenMarker is a class that has all the syntax highlighting stuff in it, and it's compiled in. perhaps should be auto-generated later, for sure.
 
if you're just looking for the names of keywords, you might be able to use pde_keywords.properties which is in the lib folder, which has the keyword -> reference web page mappings.  
 
clearly these are two things that should be unified, but it'd be a super low priority.
 
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