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Editor Syntax Highlighting

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Buck Turgidson - 23 Jan 2004 16:28 GMT
Does anyone know of an editor that does syntax highlighting (most all do, of
course), but allows you to paste the highlighted syntax into say, Lotus
Notes, using "paste special" and retain the rtf highlighing?

I would prefer to do this rather than using something like java2html.
Larry Barowski - 24 Jan 2004 05:43 GMT
> Does anyone know of an editor that does syntax highlighting (most all do, of
> course), but allows you to paste the highlighted syntax into say, Lotus
> Notes, using "paste special" and retain the rtf highlighing?
>
> I would prefer to do this rather than using something like java2html.

jGRASP ( http://www.jgrasp.org ) will do this, though I've never tried
pasting to Lotus Notes specifically. To change the color and bold or italic
state for each token type, go to "Settings" / "CSD Window Settings" /
"Global", then the "Colors" and "Font" tabs. You can also generate and
copy-and-paste rtf for a Control Structure Diagram, which is essentially
a form of control flow graph inserted into indentation space.

-Larry Barowski
Buck Turgidson - 24 Jan 2004 17:00 GMT
> jGRASP ( http://www.jgrasp.org ) will do this, though I've never tried

Perfect. Thanks.


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