I'm reading this blog post and wonder whether Markdown language add on is available for (prehistoric) v4.0. Can't find any mention anywhere.
Miha Markic Righthand .net consulting and software development
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Hi Miha,
Per that blog post, it looks like the Markdown syntax language came out back in the 2013.1 version but for the WPF version, not the WinForms version. The WPF version had a different API than the WinForms version. That being said, our 2020.1 version moved the WinForms version over to the same API used in the WPF and UWP versions. And as part of that move, allowed us to port our better syntax languages and add-ons over to WinForms. So the 2020.1 WinForms version does ship with a sample Markdown syntax language.
If you download that version and look in the "SampleBrowser\ProductSamples\SyntaxEditorSamples\Languages\Projects\Markdown.langproj" file, you'll see syntax that is pretty similar to the WinForms v4.0 XML definition syntax. You should be able to port the same concepts over on your own with that.
Actipro Software Support
The latest build of this product (v24.1.0) was released 2 months ago,
which was after the last post in this thread.
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