04-09-2020, 08:58 AM
In the thread MCODEing on OSX I mentioned that I also worked on syntax highlighting for MCODE source files. I finally finished (at least for the moment) and published this project.
As I did this mainly just for fun for my personal use, my objective was to make it work for the TextMate editor and for web pages. I ended up with:
The first item is probably not so interesting because I guess there are not many MCODErs using TextMate. The second item is a nice way to publish colored MCODE source files on the Internet. I don't want to go into details here, you'll find some information in the respective Github repository:
HP-41 MCODE Syntax Highlighter
Today I also managed to convert the TextMate grammar into a Visual Studio Code extension. As this editor is in common use, that might be the more interesting option. I've published the extension on the Visual Studio Market Place:
HP-41 Machine Language
Maybe someone finds it useful. If not I had some fun working on it anyway :-)
As I did this mainly just for fun for my personal use, my objective was to make it work for the TextMate editor and for web pages. I ended up with:
- a TextMate grammar and a theme file, and
- a Pygments lexer and style
The first item is probably not so interesting because I guess there are not many MCODErs using TextMate. The second item is a nice way to publish colored MCODE source files on the Internet. I don't want to go into details here, you'll find some information in the respective Github repository:
HP-41 MCODE Syntax Highlighter
Today I also managed to convert the TextMate grammar into a Visual Studio Code extension. As this editor is in common use, that might be the more interesting option. I've published the extension on the Visual Studio Market Place:
HP-41 Machine Language
Maybe someone finds it useful. If not I had some fun working on it anyway :-)