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    Posted: 07 February 2007 at 7:06pm
 
Is there any more documentation on the Lex syntax hidden somewhere (besides the summary at the top of each schclass file)?
 
For example, what is the difference between "parent" and "parent:dyn"?
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---        parent   -- Property (required)                                            
parent
    Defines a direct parent of lex class. (parent class name)

parent:dyn   
    Defines a dynamic parent of lex class. (parent class name)
    Dynamic means that parent class can be not only direct parent,
    but parent of its parent [of parent ...] until the top class/block.

parent:file
    Defines a top schema class. (as file extensions list <*.ext1|*.ext2>)

Only one of mentioned above 'parent' properties can be used for each class.

EXAMPLE:
    parent:file = <*.c|*.cpp|*.h|*.inl|*.tli|*.tlh|*.rc|*.rc2>   
    parent        = c_CPP
    parent:dyn    = c_CPP


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Thanks, that helps.  Are there complete docs somewhere???
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Yes, they are

Hope for the next version they will be available in scope of regular Help files...

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so ... when can we expect next version ? (days, weeks or....?)

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A few weeks. But feel free to ask any additional questions on Lex syntax. I can show some more pieces of docs.

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Is there any way to specify the starting column for a lexicon entry?  IE, an '*' in a specific place denotes a comment?

Thanks,

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I am new to lex and I would like some pointers where I can rapidly get up to speed. The latest version 11.0 has a dead link to specific lex documentation.

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Originally posted by jrodd jrodd wrote:

Is there any way to specify the starting column for a lexicon entry?  IE, an '*' in a specific place denotes a comment?

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Yes, take a look at some examples. For example, for INI files comment is started with ";" and it is coded as:

lexClass:
        name            = c_INIRemark
        parent          = c_INI
        start:Tag       = ';'
        end:Tag         = @eol
        txt:colorFG     = 0x008200


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So I'm working with Version 15.02 now.  Are there any Doc's for the Lex yet?
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