The official SciTE download from scintilla.org does not include support for D syntax, so here is a version that does, http://wiki.dprogramming.com/SciTE/HomePage - it should properly handle all D's features, such as nesting comments, different string types with prefixes and suffixes, etc
- Chris

Chris Miller wrote:
> The official SciTE download from scintilla.org does not include support  for D syntax, so here is a version that does,  http://wiki.dprogramming.com/SciTE/HomePage - it should properly handle  all D's features, such as nesting comments, different string types with  prefixes and suffixes, etc
> - Chris

Cool!
minor bug: the file open dialog box doesn't include .d in the list.

On Mon, 12 Dec 2005 09:27:47 -0500, Don Clugston <dac@nospam.com.au> wrote:

> Chris Miller wrote:
>> The official SciTE download from scintilla.org does not include support  for D syntax, so here is a version that does,  http://wiki.dprogramming.com/SciTE/HomePage - it should properly handle  all D's features, such as nesting comments, different string types with  prefixes and suffixes, etc
>> - Chris
>
> Cool!
> minor bug: the file open dialog box doesn't include .d in the list.

I fixed it, thanks. I hardly ever use that open dialog.

Chris Miller wrote:
> The official SciTE download from scintilla.org does not include support  for D syntax, so here is a version that does,  http://wiki.dprogramming.com/SciTE/HomePage - it should properly handle  all D's features, such as nesting comments, different string types with  prefixes and suffixes, etc
> - Chris

This is awesome.  Thank you so much!  I use SciTE solely for D development.  This will make my life that much easier now that it properly lexes the code.  Any chance of extending this to support language parsing and some rudimentary code-completion or intellisense?

James Dunne wrote:
> Chris Miller wrote:
>> The official SciTE download from scintilla.org does not include support  for D syntax, so here is a version that does,  http://wiki.dprogramming.com/SciTE/HomePage - it should properly handle  all D's features, such as nesting comments, different string types with  prefixes and suffixes, etc
>> - Chris
> 
> This is awesome.  Thank you so much!  I use SciTE solely for D development.  This will make my life that much easier now that it properly lexes the code.  Any chance of extending this to support language parsing and some rudimentary code-completion or intellisense?

Yep, much appreciated.  I've used SciTE for quick code editing in D for quite awhile.

-JJR

On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 13:22:39 -0500, James Dunne <james.jdunne@gmail.com> wrote:

> Chris Miller wrote:
>> The official SciTE download from scintilla.org does not include support  for D syntax, so here is a version that does,  http://wiki.dprogramming.com/SciTE/HomePage - it should properly handle  all D's features, such as nesting comments, different string types with  prefixes and suffixes, etc
>> - Chris
>
> This is awesome.  Thank you so much!  I use SciTE solely for D development.  This will make my life that much easier now that it properly lexes the code.  Any chance of extending this to support language parsing and some rudimentary code-completion or intellisense?

In cpp.properties you can add "api.<filepattern>=<file.api>", e.g.
   api.*.d=d.api
and put prototypes in the api file.
If you compile a nice api file, please post it (to wiki if you like).