Hi Idris, AFAIK, one can modify one of the source files --- LEXTeX.cxx --- and compile it again. But I'm sure there should be some more sophisticate way. On 4/5/07, Idris Samawi Hamid wrote:

Dear syndicate,

Can Scite be configured for folding based on TeX keywords, or is that something that is hardwired in Scintilla/Scite? I would like to feed Scite all the \start-\stop's, {}, \bgroup-\egroup etc. I looked in the context properties files but did not find anything, and it's certainly not there by default

Notepad++ (also scintilla-based) supports this through a nifty define-your-own-language dialog****, as well as global RTL (no interlinear bidi), but the developers are generally unresponsive to requests for help or guidance from end users (as opposed to serious programmers) so I am a bit hesitant about switching from WinEdt to Notepad++. Notepad++ also supports folding in TeX-mode for things like \chapter, \section (without ending tags; adopted from Visual TeX) but the dialog does not let me extend that for ConTeXt (\subject etc).

Anyway, whatever you can tell me about Scite and folding would be a big help!

Best Idris

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On Thu, 05 Apr 2007 09:20:21 -0600, Idris Samawi Hamid wrote:

Notepad++ (also scintilla-based) supports this through a nifty define-your-own-language dialog****, as well as global RTL (no interlinear bidi),

I forgot the ****note: ****I am happy to share my context setup for Notepad++ with anyone who is interested. It's neat: I have code folding, different syntax highlighting for - context commands - \define,\setup, and \place commands - TeX primitives There is also auto-completion for ConTeXt, among other things. For those used to WinEdt I think notepad++ has a lot of potential. I'd like to see a project to make it even more TeX-friendly; with some minor tweaks and recompiling we could do a lot. But I know no C++ ;-) so if anyone is interested please contact me. Best Idris -- Professor Idris Samawi Hamid Department of Philosophy Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/