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Re: Code Colorizer [Colouriser] for C# not case sensitive?

3-Jul-10 12:42

I've just noticed in a Tip[^] I've just posted...

I have wrapped IntPtr and called the field intPtr and it's colored the same as the type.

Not a major issue but thought it was worth mentioning.

Dave

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Luc Pattyn3-Jul-10 14:08

Luc Pattyn

3-Jul-10 14:08

Hi Dave,

some languages need case-insensitive colorization, VB is a prime example. Most languages don't.

There are more anomalies; here is a forum example with lang="cs":

int double float char string IntPtr decimal myForm BigInteger
INT DOUBLE FLOAT CHAR STRING iNTpTR DECIMAL MYfORM bIGiNTEGER

(it looks similar in the T&T environment)

Why are double and float treated differently? or char and string?

Anyway, IntPtr isn't a keyword at all (see here[^]); it is a type, like BigInteger, with one distinction: it resides in System itself. But it isn't a shortcut, not in the way int stands for System.Int32, so I would expect it to be black.

Smile | :)

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Re: Code Colorizer [Colouriser] for C# not case sensitive?

DaveyM693-Jul-10 15:03

Re: Code Colorizer [Colouriser] for C# not case sensitive?

3-Jul-10 15:03

Hi Luc,

Luc Pattyn wrote:
some languages need case-insensitive colorization

Yeah, I assumed that specifying the language using lang="cs" would refelect the language specified Laugh | :laugh:

Luc Pattyn wrote:
IntPtr isn't a keyword

Again, yes I know, but CP seems to try to recognise all the common classes to make our posts look pretty which is cool Cool | :cool:

From the examples you have given, it seems it may need a little more attention when time allows.

Dave

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Binging is like googling, it just feels dirtier.
Please take your VB.NET out of our nice case sensitive forum.(Pete O'Hanlon)

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Chris Maunder3-Jul-10 16:14

Re: Code Colorizer [Colouriser] for C# not case sensitive?

3-Jul-10 16:14

DaveyM69 wrote:
when time allows

How's now? Does now work for you?

cheers,
Chris Maunder

The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP

DaveyM693-Jul-10 22:19

Re: Code Colorizer [Colouriser] for C# not case sensitive?

3-Jul-10 22:19

Nice one Chris Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Is it possible to specify our own class names in a tip/article so they get the same treatment?

Dave

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Chris Maunder5-Jul-10 4:40

Re: Code Colorizer [Colouriser] for C# not case sensitive?

5-Jul-10 4:40

Can you think of a simple way to do this?

cheers,
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DaveyM695-Jul-10 4:49

What's wrong with 'My Vote of 1'?

5-Jul-10 4:49

I'm not a web dev, strictly desktop for me though I've dabbled a little obviously. Perhaps a csv classes attribute in the pre tag?

<pre lang="cs" classes="MyCoolClass,AnotherBigBeastie,CodeProjectHelper">
public class MyCoolClass // <-- Pretty colour here
{
    //...
}
...
</pre>

Dave

If this helped, please vote & accept answer!

Binging is like googling, it just feels dirtier.
Please take your VB.NET out of our nice case sensitive forum.(Pete O'Hanlon)

BTW, in software, hope and pray is not a viable strategy. (Luc Pattyn)

Ankur^\m/3-Jul-10 2:56

Ankur^\m/

3-Jul-10 2:56

See this post[^]
There are 3 1-votes with NO "My Vote of 1" comment. Has it stopped working or is there some work around to skip it ?

..Go Green..

Re: What's wrong with 'My Vote of 1'?

Chris Maunder3-Jul-10 3:30

Re: What's wrong with 'My Vote of 1'?

3-Jul-10 3:30

Those votes would hav ebeen made before we hooked up the voting and comment system for Quick Answers

cheers,
Chris Maunder

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Microsoft C++ MVP

Ankur^\m/4-Jul-10 18:26

Ankur^\m/

4-Jul-10 18:26

Oh! I didn't see the question time. It was on the first page and I was curious to see no comments for the vote. D'Oh! | :doh:

..Go Green..

report != rep org

Luc Pattyn2-Jul-10 7:40

Luc Pattyn

2-Jul-10 7:40

reporting an article, in the new layout, does not yield any Organizer rep points apparently.

Cry | :((

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#realJSOP2-Jul-10 12:13

#realJSOP

2-Jul-10 12:13

According to the FAQ, we're supposed to get 1 point for it, and there is no limit on how many times we can do it. I suspect it's a flaw somewhere, and that once fixed, we will once again experience an adjustment of the reputation points.

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Chris Maunder2-Jul-10 12:19

2-Jul-10 12:19

Thanks Luc - added to the bug list.

We have all records of article reports so as John says, we can retroactively add back the points.

cheers,
Chris Maunder

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#realJSOP3-Jul-10 0:30

#realJSOP

3-Jul-10 0:30

I think this problem was mentioned after the last points recalc because many of us lost organizer points.

Luc Pattyn3-Jul-10 17:07

Luc Pattyn

3-Jul-10 17:07

It would be my guess that we all lost those org points that correspond to reporting articles/messages that ceased to exist, i.e. the reporting points are temporary, once the target is gone, the points are collectible by GC/CM.

So I think there is more than one issue with reporting articles.

Smile | :)

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Article Layout

Xmen Real 2-Jul-10 5:19

Xmen Real

2-Jul-10 5:19

Wouldn't it be nice if the right side bar become fix. I mean when you scroll down to end, it looks like site didn't loaded properly because of empty space. So if the right side bar keep there fixed it will fill that space and will look better.

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Re: Article Layout

Chris Maunder2-Jul-10 5:52

"Kid-sister friendly" rule in the Lounge

2-Jul-10 5:52

Sorry, no.

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Re: Article Layout

Dan Neely2-Jul-10 7:17

Dan Neely

2-Jul-10 7:17

On any landscape display less than ~2560x1600 the right sidebar is too tall to fit on a single screen.

3x12=36
2x12=24
1x12=12
0x12=18

Nemanja Trifunovic2-Jul-10 2:54

Nemanja Trifunovic

2-Jul-10 2:54

I am not sure what the "kid-sister friendly" rule means, but the kind of posts I recently see in the Lounge makes me reconsider my participation at CodeProject. Maybe it is time to introduce the "work-safe" rule instead and actually enforce it?

I am not asking this because any of that stuff personaly offends me - it really does not. However, if you search the Interent for my name, there will be quite a few links to CodeProject.com and I don't want to be associated with the kind of discussions we are seeing in the Lounge.

utf8-cpp

Xmen Real 2-Jul-10 3:16

Xmen Real

2-Jul-10 3:16

Posting Guidelines: The Lounge is rated PG. If you're about to post something you wouldn't want your kid sister to read then don't post it. No flame wars, no abusive conduct and please don't post ads.

Copied from Lounge header

if you see anything wrong, you better report it.

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Nemanja Trifunovic2-Jul-10 3:48

Nemanja Trifunovic

2-Jul-10 3:48

Xmen W.K. wrote:
if you see anything wrong, you better report it.

I do all the time and the messages are still there. That is the problem.

utf8-cpp

Xmen Real 2-Jul-10 3:50

Xmen Real

2-Jul-10 3:50

They aint going to delete unless there are several reports or if message is highly crossed the line.

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Nemanja Trifunovic2-Jul-10 4:01

Nemanja Trifunovic

2-Jul-10 4:01

Xmen W.K. wrote:
They aint going to delete unless there are several reports or if message is highly crossed the line.

The "line" is set to high, IMHO. Threads like: this one[^] or this[^] or this[^] (in fact pretty much any thread started by Michael Martin) do not belong to CodeProject.com and yet they are still here.

utf8-cpp