From: khamis2@t-online.de (Khamis Abuelkomboz)
To: "Source-Navigator Group" <sourcenav@sources.redhat.com>
Subject: New Release of HTML Parser (ASP Support)
Date: Tue, 01 Jan 2002 09:53:00 -0000 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <001401c192eb$ac067a00$897ba8c0@power> (raw)
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Hi All,
The new release of the HTML Parser supports ASP scripts (HTML, JScript and VBScript).
(See http://oimanager.de/sn.htm for more information)
1. Internet Development
The following parsers extend the list of Source-Navigator languages to support highlighting HTML, XML and Property Files. This Extension including the Source-Navigator JAVA parser is in my opinion essential for easy and powerful development.
New! supports ASP (Java Script and VBScript).
The new release of this parser combines the three parsers (html, vbscript and jscript) to provide full support for ASP files based on both languages.
The parser understands the routine <%LANGUAGE="SCRIPT LANGUAGE"%>, based on this information the parser determines the language is being parsed in the brackets <%...%>.
Default (when this routine fails) is VBSCRIPT
It also understands the routine <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=" SCRIPT LANGUAGE"> and switches automatically parsering the correct language.
Default for <SCRIPT> (when LANGUAGE option fails) is JSCRIPT.
<%..%> within strings are also parsed for the actual language.
functions and subs (in vbscript) are added to the symbol list.
<SCRIPT> and <%..%> are supported in continues combinations
IMPORTANT! you need to download the three parsers:
html.exe, jscript.exe and vbas.exe
including hyper.exe, sn_prop.cfg and sninit.tcl (see below for installation instructions)
See Screen shot
1.1 HTLM-Parser
Installation
Step 1
replace/copy hyper.exe html.exe into <SN>/bin
edit <SN>/share/etc/sn_prop.cfg and add the following lines:
# html
sn_add_parser html \
-suffix {*.htm *.html *.xml} \
-brow_cmd $sn_path(bindir)/html \
-high_cmd $sn_path(bindir)/html
or download sn_prop.cfg
Step 2
Edit <SN>/share/sourcenav/gui/sninit.tcl in SN5.0
and replace following line
OR
download sninit.tcl
Notice: You need to download hyper.exe to allow auto highlighting
Screen Shot
1.2 JScript Parser
You need this parser in combination with the html parser (ASP support).
Installation
1. copy hyper.exe and jscript.exe into <SN>/bin
2. Edit <SN>/share/etc/sn_prop.cfg and add the following lines:
# JScript
sn_add_parser jscript \
-suffix {*.js *.jscript} \
-brow_cmd $sn_path(bindir)/jscript \
-high_cmd $sn_path(bindir)/jscript
or copy sn_prop.cfg to <SN>/share/etc/sn_prop.cfg
3. copy sninit.tcl into <SN>/share/sourcenav/gui/sninit.tcl
1.3 Properties Parser
Installation
1. Copy prop.exe into <SN>/bin
2. Edit <SN>/share/etc/sn_prop.cfg and add the following lines:
# html
sn_add_parser prop \
-suffix {*.htm *.html *.xml} \
-brow_cmd $sn_path(bindir)/prop \
-high_cmd $sn_path(bindir)/prop
or download sn_prop.cfg
Screen Shot
2 Visual Basic Parser
Visual Basic is widely used and I found to make a new parser for this language will let a lot of people benefit of having Source-Navigator supporting it.
Visual Studio is actually good enough to go and write a parser for Visual Basic, but it lakes of analysis base.
The Parser now is case insensitive.
Download for Windows Platforms: hyper.exe vbas.exe
Installation
1. Copy hyper.exe and vbas.exe into <SN>/bin
2. Edit <SN>/share/etc/sn_prop.cfg and add the following lines:
# Visual Basic
sn_add_parser vbas \
-suffix {*.cls *.frm *.bas} \
-brow_cmd $sn_path(bindir)/vbas \
-high_cmd $sn_path(bindir)/vbas
or download sn_prop.cfg
3. Edit <SN>/share/sourcenav/gui/sninit.tcl in SN5.0
and replace following line
<< sninit.tcl: set sn_options(sys,builtin-highlighting) {c++ java tcl chill python html}
with
>> sninit.tcl: set sn_options(sys,builtin-highlighting) {c++ java tcl chill python html vbas}
Or download sninit.tcl
Notice: You need to download hyper.exe to allow auto highlighting
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