Extended UltraEdit syntax highlighting for Torque Script & Mission files
by Daan Broekhof · 09/09/2004 (9:38 am) · 6 comments
#2
I see that your wordfile is quite extended as well, but yours is missing some pieces..
For instance the wordcount on your file is 840, while mine is around 2850.
This is mainly because mine includes all classes defined in the torque documentation and all methods as well.
Also your function regex for function listing is a bit more limited, as it doesn't include datablock entries.
But on the other hand I see you've done a better job at seperating the words into seperate piles (more console functions seperated and datablock properties colored out seperatly)..
Perhaps we should combine these two resources (heck they were approved roughly at the same time), and make one bigger better one, instead of leaving people to choose between 2 (or 3 if you count the older one) :)
09/11/2004 (12:21 pm)
@AndyGFXI see that your wordfile is quite extended as well, but yours is missing some pieces..
For instance the wordcount on your file is 840, while mine is around 2850.
This is mainly because mine includes all classes defined in the torque documentation and all methods as well.
Also your function regex for function listing is a bit more limited, as it doesn't include datablock entries.
But on the other hand I see you've done a better job at seperating the words into seperate piles (more console functions seperated and datablock properties colored out seperatly)..
Perhaps we should combine these two resources (heck they were approved roughly at the same time), and make one bigger better one, instead of leaving people to choose between 2 (or 3 if you count the older one) :)
#3
Note: My idea was, add only TGE core commands/functions ... not scripted class, it's good for tracing program .. if command is colored is CORE if not is user defined
09/13/2004 (3:14 am)
OK - Try it combine ... good idea ...Note: My idea was, add only TGE core commands/functions ... not scripted class, it's good for tracing program .. if command is colored is CORE if not is user defined
#6
08/09/2008 (5:26 am)
its good, but I've done this a long time ago for me. 
Torque Owner AndyGFX