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I was thinking a good feature would be this: to have a new block type that allows you to put sourcecode within a commented portion of the header, and still have it be syntax highlighted as though it were not commented. Here is an example:
!*****************************************************************************************
!****f* json_module/json_create_array
!
! NAME
! json_create_array
!
! DESCRIPTION
! Allocate a json_value pointer and make it an array variable.
! The pointer should not already be allocated.
!
! EXAMPLE
! type(json_value),pointer :: p
! call json_create(p,'arrayname')
!
! SOURCE
subroutinejson_create_array(me,name)
implicit none
type(json_value),pointer :: me
character(kind=CK,len=*),intent(in) :: name
call json_value_create(me)
call to_array(me,name)
endsubroutine json_create_array
!*****************************************************************************************
What I would like is to be able to indicate that the EXAMPLE block should be syntax highlighted, excluding the first comment character. Note that I can't put it in the source items block, because it would highlight each line as a comment. It might also be useful to be able to specify some different settings for this type of block (for example, perhaps I wouldn't want to show the line numbers for these, but I do for the main SOURCE).
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I was thinking a good feature would be this: to have a new block type that allows you to put sourcecode within a commented portion of the header, and still have it be syntax highlighted as though it were not commented. Here is an example:
Currently, the output looks like this
What I would like is to be able to indicate that the
EXAMPLE
block should be syntax highlighted, excluding the first comment character. Note that I can't put it in thesource items
block, because it would highlight each line as a comment. It might also be useful to be able to specify some different settings for this type of block (for example, perhaps I wouldn't want to show the line numbers for these, but I do for the main SOURCE).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: