...on your machine. It contains the keywords for the built in
languages, including things like 'boolean' and 'for'. You can use those
structures as templates for your own stuff.
-Pete
On Aug 29, 2004, at 8:57 PM, Lance Drake wrote:
A note, recently posted by me to this list, asked, "Is there any way
to add word to the list of what are recognized as 'keywords'". I got
back some good response and checking out 'Standard file
types.pbfilespec' - but that's not the area where I think I was hoping
to investigate.
What I am wondering is, "Where is the dictionary of words that are
recognized as keywords - which subsequently get treated with syntax
colorization?". We're talking about words like 'for', 'class', 'int',
etc. What I would like to do is be able to add some more words into
that dictionary such as 'Boolean', 'OSErr', etc.
Can anyone point me to the data that determines the list of strings
that treated as 'keywords'?
Thanks,
Lance Draked
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