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Re: Syntax highlighting -- need these?

Posted on: 2019/7/17 23:18 #21

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@davebraco

Yes, I saw that.

The last one I need/want is AMOS/AMOS2. I haven't found anything easy to work with.

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Re: Mouse pointer images

Posted on: 2019/7/17 2:45 #22

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@broadblues

Nice. Works just fine. And will be easier to add more colors now.

Would you happen to have the textpointer instead of hand for the fallback bitmap?

Thanks!

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Re: Mouse pointer images

Posted on: 2019/7/16 23:18 #23

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OK. I got icons to load. It was the lack of the fallback image.

Trying your code for images (I was taking it too far and making a NewObject(BitMapClass, and trying to use that) but I don't know where you are getting sizeof(ARGB32).

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Re: Mouse pointer images

Posted on: 2019/7/16 4:45 #24

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I can't get anything except the original icon to load. I used the 32bit editor from above to change the color to white; just get a garbage pointer.

You can't use PNGs directly like you can with everything else (gadgets, menus, toolbars). It has to be a generic bitmap.

Is there anything wrong with this code that doesn't like editted icons?

Pulling my hair out (what's left of it).


SAK_LoadPointer((STRPTR)"PROGDIR:Images/def_textpointer",ActiveScreen);







struct DiskObject                   *SAK_MouseDiskObject=NULL;

Object                              *SAK_MousePointerObject=NULL;





VOID

SAK_LoadPointer(STRPTR name,struct Screen *Scr)

{

    uint8                            *image=0;

    int32                            w=0, h=0;

    STRPTR                            xoffset_tool, yoffset_tool;

    int32                            xoffset=0, yoffset=0;



    SAK_MousePointerObject=NULL;



    if ((SAK_MouseDiskObject=IIcon->GetIconTags(name,

        ICONGETA_FailIfUnavailable,                TRUE,

    TAG_DONE)))

    {

IDOS->Printf("1\n");

        IIcon->LayoutIcon(SAK_MouseDiskObject,Scr,TAG_DONE);

        IIcon->IconControl(SAK_MouseDiskObject,

            ICONCTRLA_GetImageData1,                &image,

            ICONCTRLA_GetWidth,                        &w,

            ICONCTRLA_GetHeight,                    &h,

        TAG_DONE);



        if ((xoffset_tool=IIcon->FindToolType((SAK_MouseDiskObject)->do_ToolTypes,"XOFFSET")))

        {

            xoffset=atoi(xoffset_tool);

        }



        if ((yoffset_tool=IIcon->FindToolType((SAK_MouseDiskObject)->do_ToolTypes,"YOFFSET")))

        {

            yoffset=atoi(yoffset_tool);

        }



        if (image)

        {

IDOS->Printf("2\n");

            SAK_MousePointerObject=IIntuition->NewObject(NULL,"pointerclass",

//                POINTERA_BitMap,                        fallbackPointer,

                POINTERA_ImageData,                        image,

                POINTERA_Width,                            w,

                POINTERA_Height,                        h,

                POINTERA_XOffset,                        -xoffset,

                POINTERA_YOffset,                        -yoffset,

//      POINTERA_WordWidth,   (ULONG)(w+15)/16,

//      POINTERA_XResolution, (ULONG)POINTERXRESN_SCREENRES,

//      POINTERA_YResolution, (ULONG)POINTERYRESN_SCREENRESASPECT,

            TAG_DONE);

        }

    }

}

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mritter0

Re: Mouse pointer images

Posted on: 2019/7/15 22:59 #25

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@broadblues

Just using an image makes more sense. I was getting to that point since I am just pulling the image out of the icon anyway....

@jabirulo

Thanks. Hopefully won't be needed.

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mritter0

Re: Mouse pointer images

Posted on: 2019/7/15 1:59 #26

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Why does the Icon Editor not save correctly?!

Can someone make a working white (not black) version of:

def_textpointer.info

Please and thank you.

mritter0 at gamil.com

Edited by mritter0 on 2019/7/15 3:09:42

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Mouse pointer images

Posted on: 2019/7/15 0:57 #27

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Are the mouse pointer images somewhere on disk or are they in Intuition itself? SYS:Prefs/Presets/Pointers are just the main pointer image.

I want to copy POINTERTYPE_TEXT and make a slight change to it and set the new image myself.

If it's on disk, can the Prefs->Pointer editor change them?

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Re: expat.library abort scanning

Posted on: 2019/7/14 19:45 #28

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Thank you.

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expat.library abort scanning

Posted on: 2019/7/14 1:15 #29

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Let's say in the StartElement or CharacterElement of the scanning process there is an error (not enough memory). How do I abort the scanning process?

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Re: Syntax highlighting -- need these?

Posted on: 2019/7/13 17:33 #30

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@Kamelito

Perfect! That is what I need for each language!

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Re: Syntax highlighting -- need these?

Posted on: 2019/7/13 5:10 #31

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Is anyone interested in ARM Assembly?

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Re: Syntax highlighting -- need these?

Posted on: 2019/7/13 5:09 #32

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@Kamelito

No, not really. I found a list of functions and registers, but need more info.

PM sent.

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Re: Syntax highlighting -- need these?

Posted on: 2019/7/11 3:47 #33

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Hollywood and Z80 done.

AMOS and PPC (what are you referring to?) still needed.

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Re: Syntax highlighting -- need these?

Posted on: 2019/7/11 0:36 #34

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I have all of the requested languages done (plus a few more) except for these:

AMOS
Hollywood
Z80
PPC

Can someone point me to sites with a list of the functions (so I can copy/paste) and other syntax details (ie, comment style) for these?

Thanks

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Re: expat.library element length

Posted on: 2019/7/9 23:34 #35

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@trixie

I have re-worked my files to be "the old way" I was doing things, <Keyword>xxx</Keyword>, for each entry. It isn't killing me, but more setup work.

ezXML was my second choice over expat. It worked fine with the long lines....at first. It is also a tree-based parser. But it has no error checking for bad elements.

Does libroxml verify the document like expat?

But yes, I will take a look at it. I like that it can write files, too. Send it to my email.

Thanks

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Re: expat.library element length

Posted on: 2019/7/9 18:34 #36

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@broadblues

Your second post is what I am trying to get away from. It is fine for most languages, but some have hundreds or even thousands of keywords (PHP, Python, C#....). It's not a deal breaker if I *have* to, just not my first choice.

I don't give up that easy. I will figure something out.

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Re: expat.library element length

Posted on: 2019/7/9 3:33 #37

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@billyfish

That makes sense, but I only get 1 call to CharacterElement() for the item I am parsing. I can tell because I put some Printf() calls in there and it only shows once.

On the other hand, it doesn't make sense. Just tell me the total length of expat's internal buffer and I copy it to my buffer of same length.

//////////////////////////////////////////////////

I wasn't totally clear on problem #2. If the keywords aren't on the same line as <ReservedWords> it will fail to recognize them.

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expat.library element length

Posted on: 2019/7/8 22:32 #38

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I am using expat.library to parse my language syntax highlighting files. All is going well, expect I get a max of 1024 characters for the elements.

......
<Keywords>
<ReservedWords>
byte int long printf
</ReservedWords>
</Keywords>
.......

For C/C++ the line length is about 1400 characters, but I only get the first 1024.

IExpat->XML_SetCharacterDataHandler(Parser,CharacterElement);

VOID
CharacterElement(void *x, const XML_Char *t, int len)

Am I stuck or is there a way to increase the length? I would think it would be "infinite". Allocate a buffer of len size and copy it from t.

////////////////////////////////////////////

Problem 2 is:

The way I have it above does not work. This does:

<ReservedWords>byte int long printf</ReservedWords>

Why? It doesn't like leading tabs and line feeds.
If the words are not on the same line as <ReservedWords> it will not be recognized.

Edited by mritter0 on 2019/7/8 22:50:54
Edited by mritter0 on 2019/7/9 3:33:51

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Re: Syntax highlighting -- need these?

Posted on: 2019/6/30 21:01 #39

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@jabirulo
Thanks for that info on Notepad++. That gave me some ideas on how to simplify my syntax files. (Not that they are complicated.)

You know you will be getting betas from me.

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Re: Syntax highlighting -- need these?

Posted on: 2019/6/29 23:09 #40

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@broadblues
That's what I thought.

@Kamelito
Thanks.

@all
I am looking for sites that tell me a lot of details about the language. Or if you have some code examples that editors like NotePad++ or Amiga's gvim has highlighting for so I can see what it should look like. (Functions, comments, numbers, etc.)

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