PHP heredocs confuse the DW syntax highlighter

It appears that PHP Heredocs confuse the DW syntax highlighter. Has anyone found a workaround for this?
Here's an example:
Also, I've scoured the Adobe site and found no where to log bugs--anyone know if there is such a place?

The bug report page is here: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform

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I am trying to make pluma/gedit use the SQL syntax highlight by default, when I open or create a file
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Hi,
go to:
/usr/share/gtksourceview-3.0/language-specs
edit sql.lang:
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to
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I am currently working on a PHP project, and we are using
*.thtml files for templates. The file isn't supported by
Dreamweaver, as it's a fictional file extension. First I couldn't
even open it with Dreamweaver, but after I added it in
settings/file types, it worked.
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How to enable syntax highlighting for jspf files on Dreamweaver CS5.5 on Mac

I ran into an issue where I couldn't get the color coding (color coding style) for java server pages fragments (.jspf) files to show syntax highliting.
I followed the adobe instructions on Changing and adding file extensions recognized by Dreamweaver without any luck.
Here is the solution that worked for me:
On a Mac:
1. Edit the /Users/YOUR USER/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver CS5.5/en_US/Configuration/DocumentTypes/MMDocumetTypes.xml
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Replace with,
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and I added the jspf and it looks like this now,
HTM,HTML,SHTM,SHTML,HTA,HTC,XHTML,STM,SSI,JS,JSON,AS,ASC,ASR,XML,XSL,XSD,DTD,XSLT,RSS,RDF, LBI,DWT,ASP,ASA,ASPX,ASCX,ASMX,CONFIG,CS,CSS,CFM,CFML,CFC,TLD,TXT,PHP,PHP3,PHP4,PHP5,PHP-D IST,PHTML,JSP,JSPF,WML,TPL,LASSO,JSF,VB,VBS,VTM,VTML,INC,SQL,JAVA,EDML,MASTER,INFO,INSTALL,THEME,CONFIG,MODU LE,PROFILE,ENGINE,SVG:All
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Hope this helps you and seves you time figuring it out. If this helped, do a good thing, next time you figure something out, tell others about it to save their time too, like I did. Enjoy.

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I don't seem to have a user Library folder, my only Library folder is on the same level as my Users folder.
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/usr/share/nano/js.nanorc configuration: syntax highlighting

I have a question regarding syntax highlighting with JavaScript using nano. I have tweaked the js.nanorc file to my liking using the colors I prefer:
## New updated taken from [url]http://wiki.linuxhelp.net/index.php/Nano_Syntax_Highlighting[/url]
syntax "JavaScript" "\.(js)$"
## Default
color brightgreen "^.+$"
## Decimal, cotal and hexadecimal numbers
color brightyellow "\<[-+]?([1-9][0-9]*|0[0-7]*|0x[0-9a-fA-F]+)([uU][lL]?|[lL][uU]?)?\>"
## Floating point number with at least one digit before decimal point
color brightyellow "\<[-+]?([0-9]+\.[0-9]*|[0-9]*\.[0-9]+)([EePp][+-]?[0-9]+)?[fFlL]?"
color brightyellow "\<[-+]?([0-9]+[EePp][+-]?[0-9]+)[fFlL]?"
## Keywords
color brightcyan "\<(break|case|catch|continue|default|delete|do|else|finally)\>"
color brightcyan "\<(for|function|if|in|instanceof|new|null|return|switch)\>"
color brightcyan "\<(switch|this|throw|try|typeof|undefined|var|void|while|with)\>"
## Type specifiers
color brightmagenta "\<(Array|Boolean|Date|Enumerator|Error|Function|Math)\>"
color brightmagenta "\<(Number|Object|RegExp|String)\>"
color brightmagenta "\<(true|false)\>"
## String
color brightblue "L?\"(\\"|[^"])*\""
color brightblue "L?'(\'|[^'])*'"
## Escapes
color red "\\[0-7][0-7]?[0-7]?|\\x[0-9a-fA-F]+|\\[bfnrt'"\?\\]"
## Comments
color brightwhite start="/\*" end="\*/"
color brightwhite "//.*$"
However, I would also like the rendering to be a little different. For example:
var code = function(nano) {
console.log("I would like these parenthesis to be a different color than the keywords");
The parenthesis and keywords(var, function, for, while....etc) are the same color, how can I adjust the rendering so that the parenthesis or brackets will be a different color?
Last edited by rg_arc (2012-04-04 13:40:31)

doug piston wrote:I deal with alot of .mk files and would love to see it there.
You mean GNU makefiles?
I'm afraid they might be out of scope for this generic config-file syntax.
Logically they're not system config files, and technically they're a pretty specialized and complex format (different "types" of rules, rules spanning multiple lines, rules containing arbitrary Bash code, etc.).
This is how an .mk file currently looks with this highlighting syntax:
$ nano -Y conf /usr/lib/httpd/build/rules.mk
And apart from highlighting variables of the form $$abc or $(abc), I'm not sure how much can be improved here without breaking the highlighting for more conventional config files.
It would probably be better to create a specialized highlighting syntax just for .mk files.
EDIT: I sat down and did just that, here's the result: nano syntax highlighting: GNU makefiles, and here is how the above makefile snipped looks with it:
Last edited by sas (2012-02-01 15:18:52)

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Whether I misunderstand something or it's not working.
1) The help speaks of "View > Invisible Elements". In DW CS4 is no menu entry like this - if you mean the menu. However I think this entry is ment: "View > Visueal Aids > Invisible Elements". It's enabled by default.
2) Under "Edit > Preferences > Highlighting" I activated the Third Party tags color.
I restarted Dreamweaver to be sure...but no code/tag is highlighted!
Example HTML: (.html file)
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<title>Test</title>
</head>
<body>
<input name="(~ TEST ~)" type="text" class=(~ test2 ~) />
(~Something here ~) This is the first text.
(~ Partly Input <input name="dynamic"|VAR ~)
</body>
</html>
From my understanding, everything between the (~ ~) tags/delimiter (including them) should be colored in the 3rd party tag color or not? Also the open INPUT tag with the name "dynamic" confuses the normal HTML syntax highlighting of DW. I thought everything between my custom tags is kind of separated from the rest of the code? (the validator doesn't care either what's inside the custom tags).
Any ideas?
Cheers!

I thought everything between my custom tags is kind of separated from the rest of the code? (the validator doesn't care either what's inside the custom tags).
But it still goes looking for its own tags, which in your case simply isn't closed, hence the confusion.
I restarted Dreamweaver to be sure...but no code/tag is highlighted!
Are you sure the checkbox is ticked?
Mylenium

Editor for ASP with syntax highlighting? (I use Bluefish)

Is there a decent, simple (or not-so-simple) editor for ASP code? Or, is there a way to get Bluefish to highlight ASP correctly?
Don't suggest VIM. I love it, but I haven't learned the intricacies of it yet.
And, yes, I apologize for writing ASP...

Hi,
this is a short introduction, might help at start:
Starts with some generell settings, please note that I just add these
settings to the files in /usr/share/scite, most of the stuff can also be set in
files in your ~. Refer to scite docs for filenames onn that.
SciTEGlobal.properties: general settings which are mostly scattered over
the file. Find the lines and tweak them.
# I like my Scite with tabs and a statusbar, displaying line and column
tabbar.visible=1
tabbar.hide.one=1
tabbar.multiline=1
statusbar.visible=1
#comment out this line to have it displayed under the textfield not besides
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font.small=font:!bitstream vera sans mono,size:8
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font.code.comment.line=$(font.comment)
font.code.comment.doc=$(font.comment)
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font.text.comment=font:!bitstream vera sans mono,size:8
font.embedded.base=font:!bitstream vera sans mono,size:9
font.embedded.comment=font:!bitstream vera sans mono,size:9
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edge.mode=1
edge.colour=#E0E0E0
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and the phpfunctions.properties from http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTEExtras.html
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api.$(file.patterns.php)=$(SciteDefaultHome)/php.api
# the calltips for the hypertext lexer shall not be case sensitive
calltip.hypertext.ignorecase=1
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# the standard anyway, but might be overwritten by some people in SciTEGlobal
calltip.hypertext.parameters.start=(
calltip.hypertext.parameters.end=)
calltip.hypertext.parameters.separators=,
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# -this makes display them in a second line
calltip.hypertext.end.definition=)
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command.1.$(file.patterns.web)=tidy -quiet -errors $(FilePath)
error.select.line=1
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command.2.$(file.patterns.web)=tidy -i -wrap 80 -m $(FilePath)
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# re-read -> activate are.you.sure.on.reload=1 , makes things easier to handle
# !!!! THERE IS NO UNDO ON THIS COMMAND !!!!
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the tidy doesn't work onClick, but it shows you the errors in line and column
some pictures to show stuff:
the gray edge at column 80 and the php-lint checker in action:
autocomplete code:
the calltip, NOTE: it is wrapped after the ) which was our setting:
calltip.hypertext.end.definition=)
and the delimiter , let highlight the the correct argument:
whoever want's jump in and wikify that, go ahead, leave me a note where
I shall help.
-neri

Nano syntax highlighting: catch-all syntax for configuration files

After years of using nano, I only recently learned that it supports syntax coloring... (Why would they turn that off by default? ) Well, I thought I'll make up for it by making extra good use of it from now on...
Unfortunately it didn't ship a highlighting syntax for the the kind of files that I use nano the most for: system configuration files.
So I wrote my own, and after tweaking a bit here and there whenever I encountered a config file for which the highlighting wasn't satisfactory at first, I think the result is now good enough (screenshots below) that it's worth sharing with my fellow Arch users:
Code & Instructions:
Here is the syntax definition:
# config file highlighting
syntax "conf" "(\.(conf|config|cfg|cnf|rc|lst|list|defs|ini|desktop|mime|types|preset|cache|seat|service|htaccess)$|(^|/)(\w*crontab|mirrorlist|group|hosts|passwd|rpc|netconfig|shadow|fstab|inittab|inputrc|protocols|sudoers)$|conf.d/|.config/)"
# default text
color magenta "^.*$"
# special values
icolor brightblue "(^|\s|=)(default|true|false|on|off|yes|no)(\s|$)"
# keys
icolor cyan "^\s*(set\s+)?[A-Z0-9_\/\.\%\@+-]+\s*([:]|\>)"
# commands
color blue "^\s*set\s+\<"
# punctuation
color blue "[.]"
# numbers
color red "(^|\s|[[/:|<>(){}=,]|\])[-+]?[0-9](\.?[0-9])*%?($|\>)"
# keys
icolor cyan "^\s*(\$if )?([A-Z0-9_\/\.\%\@+-]|\s)+="
# punctuation
color blue "/"
color brightwhite "(\]|[()<>[{},;:=])"
color brightwhite "(^|\[|\{|\:)\s*-(\s|$)"
# section headings
icolor brightyellow "^\s*(\[([A-Z0-9_\.-]|\s)+\])+\s*$"
color brightcyan "^\s*((Sub)?Section\s*(=|\>)|End(Sub)?Section\s*$)"
color brightcyan "^\s*\$(end)?if(\s|$)"
# URLs
icolor green "\b(([A-Z]+://|www[.])[A-Z0-9/:#?&$=_\.\-]+)(\b|$| )"
# XML-like tags
icolor brightcyan "</?\w+((\s*\w+\s*=)?\s*("[^"]*"|'[^']*'|!?[A-Z0-9_:/]))*(\s*/)?>"
# strings
color yellow "\"(\\.|[^"])*\"" "'(\\.|[^'])*'"
# comments
color white "#.*$"
color blue "^\s*##.*$"
color white "^;.*$"
color white start=""
To install, save the above above code snippet as a file called conf.nanorc in the folder /usr/share/nano/ (or /usr/local/share/nano/ or similar if you feel strongly about the /usr <--> /usr/local separation), and then add the following to the end of the file /etc/nanorc:
## Configuration files (catch-all syntax)
include "/usr/share/nano/conf.nanorc"
Hints:
The colors I chose look good (imo) with the terminal background and color settings that I use, but might not look good, or even readable, with yours, so simply change the color names in the code snippet to whatever you prefer - valid color names are:
If you use a console with white background, you'll have to change at least the white color I chose for comments and punctuation.
The first code line in the snippet includes a regular expression that defines for which file names this syntax highlighting should be used. Whenever you encounter a config file that is not matched by this, but you would still like to open it with syntax highlighting, you can manually select this syntax with nano's -Y switch, like so:
nano -Y conf myConfigFile
Technical Note:
It's implemented as a single catch-all syntax, since nano chooses which syntax to apply based on the filename, and in the case of config files usually not much can be learned about the content format from the file name extension (.conf can by anything from flat key/value tuples to XML, .ini can be the official INI format or something else, etc...).
This means that some compromises have been made, so with this highlighting syntax probably no config file looks 100% as good as a highlighting syntax that would be specifically optimized for one kind of config format, but all in all the vast majority of config files should look pretty good.
Screenshots:
/etc/rc.conf, /etc/hosts:
/etc/pacman.conf, /etc/group:
xorg.conf, some .desktop file:
httpd.conf (Apache config), php.ini:
More screenshots:
/etc/fonts/fonts.conf (uses XML)
/etc/inittab
/etc/fstab
/etc/inputrc
/etc/mime.types
/etc/protocols
/etc/xinetd.conf
See Also:
nano syntax highlighting: GNU makefiles
Update [2012-01-28]: Made some more improvements to the syntax definition (see post)
Last edited by sas (2012-02-01 15:26:43)

doug piston wrote:I deal with alot of .mk files and would love to see it there.
You mean GNU makefiles?
I'm afraid they might be out of scope for this generic config-file syntax.
Logically they're not system config files, and technically they're a pretty specialized and complex format (different "types" of rules, rules spanning multiple lines, rules containing arbitrary Bash code, etc.).
This is how an .mk file currently looks with this highlighting syntax:
$ nano -Y conf /usr/lib/httpd/build/rules.mk
And apart from highlighting variables of the form $$abc or $(abc), I'm not sure how much can be improved here without breaking the highlighting for more conventional config files.
It would probably be better to create a specialized highlighting syntax just for .mk files.
EDIT: I sat down and did just that, here's the result: nano syntax highlighting: GNU makefiles, and here is how the above makefile snipped looks with it:
Last edited by sas (2012-02-01 15:18:52)

Syntax Highlighting w/ Swing Text Package

I have a question for you that I hope ever so much that you could answer just in the most abstract sense, I will figure out the code from what you have said hopefully. Any relavent parts that you think I should know, please point out.
My question is, I'm trying to implement Syntax Highlighting for a code editor in Java (yes I know, like everyone else. It would REALLY be helpful if you did an updated Demo of a SyntaxEditor for JDK 1.4 BTW) anyway, I have already implemented Syntax Highlighting by overriding the PlainView and changing its drawLine method to parse the line, find the key words then draw them accordingly. However I cannot get over the sinking feeling that there is a better way to do this in JDK 1.4, I'm not worried about backward compatability. I'm only interested in the "sexiest" way to do this with Java. I started looking into the GlyphView, and that seems more of what I want, it has more control over the text elements and strong drawing abilities, I also noticed the GlyphPainter1 and GlyphPainter2, I tried to extend GlyphPainter2 and use it with my extended GlyphView and just change its paint method to parse the lines, but the class complains about not being public, even though in the source its class definition is "public class GlyphPainer2 extends GlyphView.GlyphPainter" which confused me.
But at any rate, my basic question is how would YOU, implement Syntax Highlighting (code coloring) if you could do it from scratch with all the facilities of the 1.4 JDK. ALso, should I look into the Java2D API or is this over kill for what I'm doing? I just need a basic code color'er, nothing fancy. But I need the fonts and styles to be able to change, that's all. And international support would be nice.
The type of answer I'm hoping for is something like "Create a new editor kit and then extend the GlyphView class and override its XYZ method to do your line parsing and then override the ABC method to do the actual painting of the line, this is the best way to do this in java"
Best wishes,
-rsk123

I am searching for text highlighting code in java during 7 days.
And I also agree with Mr. rsk123 's thought.
I want to make editor to highlight code using java's general text package.
But I can't find good source or class to satisfy me.
Some code run well but it's not use the original java text package.
Some code was made by using java text package but have a bug and not run pefectly.
Now, I must choice a code for text highlighting.
But until now I can't find a free code or comecial code for it.
Anyway, I summarize my suffing result until now.
** I have stuied,
. About java's text package in Swing Connection site.
It's useful a little to understand the text package structure.
(http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/articles/index.html)
. How to make own EditorKit in 'Java Swing' book chapter 24.
I think it's good. But difficult to read.
(published by O'REILLY. Robert Eckstein)
** I have found program and have tested.
1) JEdit (http://www.jedit.org)
2) Jext(http://www.jext.org)
3) Sun's sample using the JavaEditorKit
(http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/articles/text/editor_kit/index.html)
4) Ostermiller's Syntax editor (http://ostermiller.org/syntax/editor.html)
5) j (http://armedbear-j.sourceforge.net/)
6) je 1.66 (http://mathsrv.ku-eichstaett.de/MGF/homes/grothmann/je/)
*** Detail descriptions of the test
1. May be run well but not use java text package.
==> JEdit (http://www.jedit.org), Jext(http://www.jext.org)
- I executed JEdit and Jext program. it works very well.
I think It's greate programs.
- The editor class for these programs are
org.gjt.sp.jedit.textarea.JEditTextArea class.
The JEditTextArea class extends JComponent, not java text component.
- JEditTextArea class started from 'jedit syntax package project'.
You can download the syntax package if you only use syntax highlighting
from http://syntax.jedit.org/ .
- JEdit and Jext use for editor 'jedit syntax package' but have upgrade that
package their own effort(may be)
- For me, It's an only product run well without error.
But unfortunately it's not use java text component.
So I hesitane to use it.
Because I should make almost code to support general editor function which
supported in JTextComponent.
2. Provided by Sun's developer site.
==> JavaEditorKit (http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/articles/text/editor_kit/index.html)
- It's made using JEditorPane. Great!!
And have a good architecture. (I think)
- But It use Scanner class which located in tools.jar package and
have a bug which not supporting well comment syntax /* */.
(Refer to http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4323090.html)
Futhermore it display terrible exception message when typed "/*" string
in the end position of java file. (I tested it)
- I heard in the forum, someone made the own scanner class.
(http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?thread=120564&forum=57&message=316083)
He said,(he = rofshi)
I wrote for my purposes a scanner based on the StreamTokenizer
cl*** and set a corresponding object in the JavaView cl*** of
the JavaKitTest.
Then I placed the method of my Scanner cl*** that parses the
given string and paints tokens in the method drawUnselected
Text (instead of previous code).
Of course, I erased all of the previous code related to the
java Scanner.
- For me, I like this style code and want to use it.
But Scanner class have some bug and I can't cure that bug. Terrible...
3. using JTextPane
==> http://ostermiller.org/syntax/editor.html
- At first it's too slow.
My computer is PentiumIII 350MHz Ram:256M Windows2000Por
But when I press pgDown key quickly the display couldn't follow it.
- And may be not support unicode.
When I typed international code, exceptions displayed.
(too much exceptios. may be caused repeating by thread.)
(ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException in JavaLexer.java 1022 ?)
- For me, supporting international code is essential.
So I can't use it.
4. Do work well. But it use not understandable code for me.
(not use general java text package)
1)http://armedbear-j.sourceforge.net/
2)http://www.rene-grothmann.de
*** Finally, I have plan to make my own code using Mr rsk123's idea.
(using GlyphView in jdk1.3 or jdk1.4)
*** If you have a good information for text highliting of free code or
comecial code pleas notify me.
My address is [email protected]

Syntax highlighting not working with label on if statement in fortran in Visual studio 2010

I am having a difficult time in figuring out the syntax highlighting in Visual studio. I am using fortran code and there are labels in if statements as follows:
if_2003: IF (FRAC_PBED(NNSED,L).LT.0.0.AND.
+ FRAC_PBED(NNSED,L).GT.SMALL_NEG_NO) THEN
FRAC_PBED(NNSED,L) = 0.0
TSED_PBED(1,NNSED,L) = 0.0
END IF if_2003
So the problem I am having is when I click on the `if` next to label `if_2003`, then I cannot use `CTRL + ]` to move to the ending `if`. If there is no label before `if`, then the shortcut is working fine. I don't know what I could do so that it would start
behaving as it is supposed to.
In the contrary, when I have do loop as follows:
do_410: DO NNSED=1,NSTD
D50AVG(L) = D50AVG(L) +
+ FRAC_ALAY_SURF(NNSED,L)*D50(NNSED)/10000. ! BASED ON BED COMPOSITION
C
TSED_ALAY_SURF(2,NNSED,L)=TSED_ALAY_SURF(1,NNSED,L)
TSED_ALAY_BUFF(2,NNSED,L)=TSED_ALAY_BUFF(1,NNSED,L)
TSED_PBED(2,NNSED,L)=TSED_PBED(1,NNSED,L)
END DO do_410
I can move to the end/start of `do` loop using the keyboard shortcut `CTRL + ]`. Any suggestions is appreciated.
Regards, Jdbaba

Hello Jdbaba,
Based on my research, your post is related to use fortran in Visual Studio:https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-math-kernel-library-intel-mkl-for-windows-build-intel-mkl-program-with-intel-fortran-in-microsoft-visual-studio This
technology is provided by Intel. So the question should be consulted on Intel fortran related forum. Not Visual Studio Setup forum, setup forum is about install/uninstall Visual Studio.
Best regards,
Barry
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Different Styles in PlainView - Syntax Highlighting?

Hi,
I've managed to extend PlainView and looking at old JEdit code I have the syntax highlighting working for the most part. However, at certain times while typing the cursor starts to get way ahead of the text it's typing. And as I backspace on the line the cursor eventually gets closer to the character the closer it gets to the start of the line.
I'm overridding the "drawUnselectedText()" method in PlainView to do the coloring.
Here's the code, you can see the call to SyntaxUtilities.paintSyntaxLine() which is JEdit's class to do the drawing.
         * Renders the given range in the model as normal unselected text. This
         * is implemented to paint colors based upon the token-to-color
         * translations. To reduce the number of calls to the Graphics object,
         * text is batched up until a color change is detected or the entire
         * requested range has been reached.
         * @param g
         *            the graphics context
         * @param x
         *            the starting X coordinate
         * @param y
         *            the starting Y coordinate
         * @param p0
         *            the beginning position in the model
         * @param p1
         *            the ending position in the model
         * @returns the location of the end of the range
         * @exception BadLocationException
         *                if the range is invalid
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            System.out.println("p0: " + p0 + " p1: " + p1 + " x: " + x + " y: " + y);
            // Get the start of the element
            int lineIndex = doc.getDefaultRootElement().getElementIndex(p0);
            // Get the element for the line
            Element elem = doc.getDefaultRootElement().getElement(lineIndex);
            System.out.println("lineIndex: " + lineIndex + " elemStartIDX: " + elem.getStartOffset() + " elemEndIDX: " + elem.getEndOffset());
            // Get the line text
            doc.getText(p0, p1 - p0, currentLineText);
            // If highlighting, mark the tokens
            if (marker != null) {
                Token t = marker.markTokens(currentLineText, lineIndex);
                x = SyntaxUtilities.paintSyntaxLine(currentLineText, t, styles, this, g, x, y, p0, p1);
                System.out.println("Painted line at: " + x);
            } else {
                // No highlighting requested, draw normal text
                Font defaultFont = g.getFont();
                Color defaultColor = styles[0].getColor(); // Default color of text
                g.setFont(defaultFont);
                g.setColor(defaultColor);
                x = Utilities.drawTabbedText(currentLineText, x, y, g, this, p0);
            // Set the last line processed
            lastLine = lineIndex;
            return x;
Here is the code from the paintSyntaxLine() method:
     * Paints the specified line onto the graphics context. Note that this
     * method munges the offset and count values of the segment.
     * @param line
     *            The line segment
     * @param tokens
     *            The token list for the line
     * @param styles
     *            The syntax style list
     * @param expander
     *            The tab expander used to determine tab stops. May be null
     * @param gfx
     *            The graphics context
     * @param x
     *            The x co-ordinate
     * @param y
     *            The y co-ordinate
     * @return The x co-ordinate, plus the width of the painted string
    public static int paintSyntaxLine(Segment line, Token tokens, SyntaxStyle[] styles, TabExpander expander, Graphics gfx, int x, int y, int p0, int p1) {
        Font defaultFont = gfx.getFont();
        Color defaultColor = Color.black;
        FontMetrics fm = gfx.getFontMetrics(defaultFont);
        int offset = 0;
        while (tokens != null && tokens.id != Token.END) {
            int length = tokens.length;
            if (tokens.id == Token.NULL) {
                if (!defaultColor.equals(gfx.getColor()))
                    gfx.setColor(defaultColor);
                if (!defaultFont.equals(gfx.getFont()))
                    gfx.setFont(defaultFont);
            } else {
                styles[tokens.id].setGraphicsFlags(gfx, defaultFont);
//                fm = gfx.getFontMetrics();//[tokens.id].getStyledFont(defaultFont);
//                FontMetrics dfm = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getFontMetrics(defaultFont);
//                System.out.println("Font Info: CharWidth[" + fm.charWidth(line.array[p1])+"], Max Advance[" + fm.getMaxAdvance()+"]");
//                System.out.println("Default Font Info: CharWidth[" + dfm.charWidth(line.array[p1])+"], DMax Advance[" + dfm.getMaxAdvance()+"]");
////                x = fm.charsWidth(line.array, p0, length);
            line.count = length;
            x = Utilities.drawTabbedText(line, x, y, gfx, expander, p0);
            line.offset += length;
            offset += length;
            tokens = tokens.next;
        return x;
I'm not sure what the problem is..i thought it might be an issue with the View and drawing multiple font styles. Since plain view only deals with a single font color and size. I tried using LabelView but that seems to need a StyledDocument and I had problems when I tried to use DefaultStyledDocument for my syntaxdocument. I was getting strange offset issues when using the Segment class.
Here's what I posted: http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=780801
I am using PlainDocument because that seemed to be what everyone was using for a syntax editor..since the structure of the document in a Plain Document is less complex.
I orginally started out using the setCharacterAttributes() method on the DefaultStyledDocument and letting the views draw the text. That all seemed to work except for the "segment offset" issue. And I wasn't sure where the best spot to get the document to redraw subsequent lines in the case of changing a multiline comment, etc.
So, everything I read about others attempts for syntax highlighters seems to use either StyledEditorKit with a fixed language set with custom parsing and using the setCharacterAttributes method. Or they use the plaindocument approach with a custom view..(which no one seems to share the source) or the project just simply uses the JEditTextArea directly (which we can't do in our product).
We don't need multiple fonts per-line.. The document will always use one font face (Arial, Helvetica, etc) but may use different styles per word (bold, italic, etc).
I thought I'd need to use FontMetrics to get the size of the font and such. But there didn't seem to be a difference in measurements based on the style of the font. (i.,e A bold font has the same charWidth('m') size as a regular style.
At least that's what my test program showed..
The other thing I noticed is that when the document is successfully colored and I use the mouse to select a region of text, the style of the text reverts back to normal. I'm sure that's because I only override the drawUnselectedText() method.
Any ideas? Is there anyone who has successfully done this?
Thanks,
- Tim

I just tried using a proportional font in my editor, and now I'm seeing your runaway-caret problem. Specifically, the caret remains in sync with the text as long as no bold characters are encountered, but it gets noticeably farther out of whack with each bold character it passes. I suspect that, when you measured the charWidth, your FontMetrics object wasn't really based on a bold font, because bold versions of proportional fonts are larger. And of course, the model/view conversion methods assume that the same style of the same font is used throughout the document. I've never had to deal with that problem, since I've always used monospaced fonts by preference, and bold versions of monospaced fonts really are the same size as the non-bold versions. I suggest you do the same, because getting this to work with proportional fonts look like a major hassle.

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i am using Syntax tool for syntax highlighting of xml in JTextpane. I use complex html style and i want to change the colors of the displayed xml in the tool under complex html like the internet explorer displays in case of xml i want to make my xml like that..

Hi,
use it like this if Fname equals constnat[space] then pass the Constant[space] to Fname else value of Fname as under
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