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Celestia Syntax Highlighting + Emacs
Posted: 07.12.2008, 21:57
by Osprey
Hello,
Is there emacs's Geeks? I was wrote major mode for editing/viewing ssc, stc, dso catalog files. It support hideshow and imenu (see screenshot)
download:
http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs-en/CelsscMode
Re: Celestia Syntax Highlighting + Emacs
Posted: 07.12.2008, 22:38
by t00fri
Too bad, I used nothing but Emacs for > 15 years. But more recently, emacs simply has become a "museum piece" compared to other excellent editors. So I switched some years ago.
Perhaps your syntax highlighting could be imported into more popular coding editors?
Like notepad++ for Windows or Kate for Linux (powerfull syntax highlighting engine, extensible via xml files.) or... Both allow for entirely customizable highlighting rules. These editors are MUCH easier to customize than emacs...
Fridger
Re: Celestia Syntax Highlighting + Emacs
Posted: 08.12.2008, 06:19
by Osprey
Oops, I forget link to download, fixed first post.
Yes, other editors are much easy, and they are real editors. emacs have all but have no editor.
I think there no problem to get keywords from here for example.
Re: Celestia Syntax Highlighting + Emacs
Posted: 08.12.2008, 21:35
by chris
Very cool! I still use emacs for some tasks. Can I put your ssc/stc/dsc mode on the Celestia Wikibook too?
--Chris
Re: Celestia Syntax Highlighting + Emacs
Posted: 08.12.2008, 23:00
by selden
There's a typo in the .emacs code: .dso should be .dsc (see not oh)
Re: Celestia Syntax Highlighting + Emacs
Posted: 09.12.2008, 09:18
by Osprey
There's a typo in the .emacs code: .dso should be .dsc (see not oh)
fixed
Can I put your ssc/stc/dsc mode on the Celestia Wikibook too?
Why not? Btw, where is official wiki?
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Celestia?
Re: Celestia Syntax Highlighting + Emacs
Posted: 09.12.2008, 18:06
by chris
Osprey wrote:There's a typo in the .emacs code: .dso should be .dsc (see not oh)
fixed
Can I put your ssc/stc/dsc mode on the Celestia Wikibook too?
Why not? Btw, where is official wiki?
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Celestia?
Yes, that's the one.
--Chris