Posted 16 years ago
by Nassim Farhat

Hello ActiPro team,
This is the 1st time I use this control and browsing around your documentation, I could understand that using Dynamic Language definition is the way to go for a beginner like myself, yet, the language I am trying to define is farely simple but I will need to add as much "VS" features as possible:
Auto-Replace
Code Block Selection
Code Formatting
Example Text
Error Wave Lines
Breakpoints (debug mode)
Line by Line debug mode
IntelliPrompt Code Snippets
IntelliPrompt Member List / Complete Word
IntelliPrompt Parameter Info
IntelliPrompt Quick Info
Line Commenting
Smart Indent
String Properties
Text Statistics
Word Breaking
question1: I am under the impression that Dynamic Languages inherits from DynamicSyntaxLanguage and not SyntaxLanguage. SO, can I still use Dynamic Language definition to accomplish all the features I want.
question2:
What is the extend of what I can do using the SyntaxEditor's Dynamic Language definition, until what point should I start think of using the .NET Languages Add-on (which I did not purchase and not sure if i can purchase).
Thank you
Nassim
[Modified at 04/22/2009 01:56 PM]
[Modified at 04/22/2009 02:44 PM]
This is the 1st time I use this control and browsing around your documentation, I could understand that using Dynamic Language definition is the way to go for a beginner like myself, yet, the language I am trying to define is farely simple but I will need to add as much "VS" features as possible:
Auto-Replace
Code Block Selection
Code Formatting
Example Text
Error Wave Lines
Breakpoints (debug mode)
Line by Line debug mode
IntelliPrompt Code Snippets
IntelliPrompt Member List / Complete Word
IntelliPrompt Parameter Info
IntelliPrompt Quick Info
Line Commenting
Smart Indent
String Properties
Text Statistics
Word Breaking
question1: I am under the impression that Dynamic Languages inherits from DynamicSyntaxLanguage and not SyntaxLanguage. SO, can I still use Dynamic Language definition to accomplish all the features I want.
question2:
What is the extend of what I can do using the SyntaxEditor's Dynamic Language definition, until what point should I start think of using the .NET Languages Add-on (which I did not purchase and not sure if i can purchase).
Thank you
Nassim
[Modified at 04/22/2009 01:56 PM]
[Modified at 04/22/2009 02:44 PM]