nwscript readme.txt

UltraEdit中几百种语法高亮度显示

UltraEdit-32 syntax highlighting file for NWScript
Updated to version 1.66
Created by: John Salerno, [e-mail]

The list of functions and constants were taken from Derek French's TextPad syntax definition file and reorganized (ASCII alphabetically) to work with UltraEdit.

Feel free to distribute this zip file, but please keep this readme file with it.

BioWare Neverwinter Nights Community Site - http://nwn.bioware.com/

Ultra-Edit - http://www.ultraedit.com/
Syntax File installation instructions - http://www.ultraedit.com/index.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=40#wordfiles

Simple instructions: Copy the information in the nwscript.txt file and paste it at the end of the "wordfile.txt" file found in your UltraEdit directory. Depending on how many languages are already included in that file, you may have to change the number on the first line "/L11" to whichever numbered language this is in your file. Ultra-Edit comes with 10 languages, so this was the 11th for me. If you have 15 in your wordfile already, then change the 11 to 16.

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WHAT THE SYNTAX FILE DOES:

- Defines // as the comment marker
- Defines /* and */ as the open and close block comment markers
- Defines \ as the string escape character
- Defines " as the string character
- Defines .nss as the NWScript file extension (to which the highlighting will be applied)

- The Function String line allows you to use the "Function List" option in UE, which will list all of the functions you have used in a particular script.

- The Indent function automatically handles the indentation/unindentation of the {} characters

/C1: Allows #include to be highlighted
/C2: Allows certain symbols to be highlighted (you can add more, one per line)
/C3: Allows data types to be highlighted
/C4: Allows conditional keywords to be highlighted
/C5: Allows functions to be highlighted
/C6: Allows constants to be highlighted
/C7: Allows variables that begin with the defined letters to be highlighted (e.g., the integer "nNumber" will be highlighted, because it begins with the small-case letter n. If you don't like this feature, you can remove this section from the file.)

If you notice any strange highlighting, see any errors, or just have questions about how to edit the file to suit your needs, please feel free to e-mail me at [e-mail]