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Stata syntax coloring #4116

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bholtemeyer opened this issue Jan 23, 2018 · 2 comments
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Stata syntax coloring #4116

bholtemeyer opened this issue Jan 23, 2018 · 2 comments

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@bholtemeyer
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Description of the Issue

I have 2 "Stata Commands" syntax coloring requests:

  1. I request that "globals" be highlighted/colored. For example, if typed into Stata, `foo' would be colored (it colors locals) but $foo is not colored (because globals are not colored)

  2. The punctuation that marks the end of a local is not colored when that punctuation repeats. For example, if I typed into Stata, foo_bar'' , then the following characters would be colored: foo_bar'

Notice that the last ' mark is not colored.

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Steps to Reproduce the Issue

issue 1: look at the coloring when you type $foo
issue 2: look at the coloring when you type foo_bar''

@MAPJe71
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MAPJe71 commented Jan 23, 2018

Do you use a UserDefinedLanguage because Notepad++ does not support syntax coloring for Stata?

@bholtemeyer
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@MAPJe71 yes, you're right. Sorry!

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