SyntaxColorizer 1.1

TC Lister extensions
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Here is lister extension, based on the beta version of the plugin interface of TC's lister (version 5.50 only)

These plugins  are loaded automatically by the lister when the loaded file has one of the foreseen extensions and place a proper viewer child window in the mutimedia format of the Lister (to view the plugin in action you have to select multimedia file format)

Please take a look at them and test for crashes and improvements, the lister interface is still in beta and I'm trying to catch all the bugs, so report them to me, I'll see if it's a problem of my software or of the interface the Lister exposes.

[SyntaxColorizer.wlx]
It colorize C and C++ sources, using standard colors. It colorizes also .rc, .mak and .def files
Supported extensions: .c, .cpp, .h, .hpp, .hxx, .cxx,. mak, .def

Installation
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To install add these two lines to your wincmd.ini

[ListerPlugins]
0=D:\wincmd\LS-plugin\SyntaxColorizer.wlx

where you'll have to adjust the path in the above example to your real one and the number (it's a simple numerical order value, no bit-wise flags inside it as the packer or file-system extensions do).

Acknowledgements
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To write this plugin I used some code from other people:
- Christian Ghisler with his demo plugin
- Jeff Schering for his SyntaxColorizer code, http://codeguru.earthweb.com/richedit/SyntaxColorizer.html

Bug Report
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Report any bug to zapped@libero.it with a mail containing the name of the extension such as following
"[SyntaxColorizer] subject goes here" to allow mine automatic filters to go in action ^__^

History
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1.0 Nov 2002 - first public release
1.1 Feb 2003
	+ added .ini file to custom font
	- fixed, now more intelligently handle finding of TC .ini file

Known Issues
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1. I planned to move from wired values (such as fontface and fontsize) to values inside a .ini
2. At the moment the colorized keywords are for C and C++. Extension support is already inside the source code, but I have to move it to a proper .ini format to allow anyone to extend colorizing his/her own. Much probably the supported format will be the one used by UltraEdit32 (http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/additional.html)

Author
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Frumento Enrico, zapped@libero.it  (http://web.cefriel.it/~frumento)
