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Special Syntax Highlighting [message #163305]

Mon, 06 February 2006 09:35

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Originally posted by: rm.cumparsita.ch

Hello

I have started managing a project with CDT.

Most everything works fine... but I have some problems with syntax
highlighting. Not for the normal case. But the project contains a lot
of redifinitions like:

,---- [ ... example ... ]
| #define begin {
| #define end }
|
| if (x == 2) begin
| y = 8;
| end
`----

Compilation works without problem. Eclipse just underlines 'begin' and
'end' as errors.

Is there a way to solve the problem above (e.g. adding new keywords
and rules to syntax highlighting)?

René

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