How do I set the SyntaxEditor Language to be SQL?
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Eli,
Please look in the SdiCodeEditor sample in the MainControl.LoadLanguage method. That shows how to load a SQL language. Although note that those "dynamic" language XML definitions are SyntaxEditor 4.0 for WinForms ones and sometime during the beta process we will be updating them to a new format, with a better loading mechanism. We'll document this when we do it though and will likely provide a conversion routine.
Please look in the SdiCodeEditor sample in the MainControl.LoadLanguage method. That shows how to load a SQL language. Although note that those "dynamic" language XML definitions are SyntaxEditor 4.0 for WinForms ones and sometime during the beta process we will be updating them to a new format, with a better loading mechanism. We'll document this when we do it though and will likely provide a conversion routine.
Actipro Software Support
Yes one of the thing I suffer from is that you allow loading from stream but not from string. I keep this files in the Properties.Resource and it is really easy to load using the Properties.Resource.SQL which returns string.
Eli,
Check this post out for a tip on how to create a Stream from a String:
http://weblogs.asp.net/whaggard/archive/2006/09/04/String-Streams-in-.Net.aspx
Once we do more work on the format for saving the language data, we'll definitely look into supporting readers and strings too.
Check this post out for a tip on how to create a Stream from a String:
http://weblogs.asp.net/whaggard/archive/2006/09/04/String-Streams-in-.Net.aspx
Once we do more work on the format for saving the language data, we'll definitely look into supporting readers and strings too.
Actipro Software Support
The latest build of this product (v24.1.1) was released 2 months ago,
which was after the last post in this thread.
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