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It seems that when "+" or "-" option is added after a keyword, the "~" option in its front is no longer respected. A good example is the "ECHO" command in DOS batch programming, where one wants it to be uppercase (as any other command) and the text following it treated as a string.
One other thing is that I cannot get string ending sign configured properly. I often use %1 parameter after which a whole line is marked as a variable. What I want to achieve is that the variable colouring is dropped after both: the "%" and (for example) "]" (or at least the latter one). I should use the & sign but I cannot get it to work properly.
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It seems that when "+" or "-" option is added after a keyword, the "~" option in its front is no longer respected. A good example is the "ECHO" command in DOS batch programming, where one wants it to be uppercase (as any other command) and the text following it treated as a string.
I 'll take a look at it, thanks a lot for letting me know.
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One other thing is that I cannot get string ending sign configured properly. I often use %1 parameter after which a whole line is marked as a variable. What I want to achieve is that the variable colouring is dropped after both: the "%" and (for example) "]" (or at least the latter one). I should use the & sign but I cannot get it to work properly.
I am not sure what you mean here. A - means ALL following text of the line is colored (unless a comment is found). I plan to make another option to color the current word if it begins with a custom char or symbol. For example, any word starting with a $ such as $var, $anyword etc are colored. Is this enough?
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