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Syntax highlighting with / bug low file :PdeKeywords.java function:markTokensImpl(...) Explanation: During the scanning of the line to check if the Token belongs to Processing Syntax ,When my current character is "/" , we check if the next character(if any) is "*" or "/" , and we do then an increment of the scanning index , so in this case , and if the next character in an alphabet we don’t have a problem , but if it is " " (a space) , the loss of this character will make the lastKeyword scan index incorrect , so we get this problem of highlighting . To solve it, we check before incrementing the index, if the next character is " ", so we don’t increment. Result and Test: The example mouseX/ mouseY highlight the two PDE keyword and the fix http://processing.org/bugs/bugzilla/609.html //* println("1"); /*/ println("2"); //*/ still working .So i think this fix works
Processing
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Someday we'll also write code style guidelines, fix all these bugs, throw together hundreds of unit tests, and solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
But in the meantime, I ask for your patience, participation, and patches.
Ben Fry, 3 February 2013
Last updated 21 April 2013