Expect [1] scripts filenames generally end in .exp, although the code
itself is actually in Tcl. I find my self manually selecting Tcl quite
often, so I think it would be nice if Geany would recognize it direcly
as Tcl.
[1] http://expect.sourceforge.net/
Signed-off-by: Simon Marchi <simon.marchi@polymtl.ca>
`lexer.cpp.track.preprocessor` lexer properties affects which styles
are used, and we don't set those, so no filetype inheriting C styles
should set it to 1.
Similarly, some properties like `styling.within.preprocessor` are
mostly general settings rather than selecting syntax details, so they
should probably match in all filetypes for consistency.
So, inherit the C lexer_properties everywhere C styles are used, and
only override specific properties in the inheriting filetype.
We don't set the styles for inactive preprocessor sections, so we
should make sure they aren't used. Also, Haxe has different
preprocessor directives than C does, which confuses LexCPP tracking
anyway.
Fixes#936.
Adwaita 3.20 on GTK2 uses the pixmap engine to set a background image
on all states of all GtkEntries. Earlier versions did the same but
with a transparent background, thus not hiding our background color.
Fixes#1135, fixes#1101.
Haskell single line comments consist of at least two dashes "--",
not followed by special symbol.
So in practice everywhere in code you will see a space following "--".
Reference: Haskell 2010 Language Report -> Chapter 2 -> Lexical Structure
For users a tag is <this> so the naming can be confusing.
The only exception where we probably shouldn't use the word symbol is the
"tags file" (*.tags) containing global tags - this has already the "tags"
extension and is more related to ctags and using "symbols file" is a bit
strange in this case.
As a result, the only places where this patch leaves the word "tag" are:
* phrase "tags file(s)"
* phrase "tags parser(s)"
* documentation mentioning the "tags" directory
* documentation mentioning the *.tags extension
and of course where it means the HTML/XML markup <thing>. The rest of the
uses of the word "tag" is replaced with "symbol".
Documentation is updated accordingly.
Fixes#579.
Both sorting by name and appearance makes sense for most languages. Some
users may prefer sorting by appearance so make it configurable in
preferences (the possibility to override the settings for specific
filetypes is preserved).
Thanks to Colomban Wendling for lots of improvements of this patch.
Fixes#313.
The extension is used by both C and C++ and lexing/parsing C headers with
the C++ parser causes less problems (identifiers named like C++ keywords
get highlighted and tags aren't generated for them) than parsing C++
headers with the C parser (parsing and lexing completely broken).
Changes
- Ensured consistency by ending every line with a semicolon
- Added two MathML file-extensions (*.mml and *.mathml;) to "XML="
Justification for proposed changes
- Code consistency is important in programming
- MathML is a form of XML that is commonly used and is part of the HTML5 standard
- W3 MathML Specification: http://www.w3.org/TR/MathML3/
- Geany properly highlights the code when the MathML file-extension is recognized
