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i have another question about the syntax highlight.
if i define two different sections for the same file extension what will happen?
it would really be helpful if both were taken into consideration in the mechanism.

i explain why.
inside a php script may happen pieces of html code. so i can define a section for html and one for php and have automatically included the html into php.

ex.

clear?

ps. thanks for the improvements!
i am liking it quite a lot!

hi blues
I like your idea.

@blues
If you write a PHP section, please share it...

@Antonis

I have a very quick suggestion. Not sure how easy...

Imagine you are writing HTML. You want to write most lines to a standard length, say around 120 characters, so the HTML produced is readable. If there was a vertical guideline in the window at 120 characters (that you could toggle on/off and set placing as an option) that would be a great help. Obviously this should only be used with monospaced fonts.

Note we aren't talking about chopping the line, just having a visual guide so that the line-ends can be made fairly consistent. Although an auto-return (on space character) when the guide is passed might be an interesting possibility too... Generally I start with a good linelength, but by the time three or four pages have scrolled up, it's drifted longer and longer and I have to re-edit, which is tedious.

@blues:

Only the first will be taken into account.

Very clear. I had already thought about it, let me think if it can be done without any serious panalty.


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