I've founded some items that were incorrectly highlight and some that are missing, i would like to share them and we will see how many of these could be fixed/added , i will also try my self to help on these.
alias test1 {
echo -a IS: /load -rs $qt($script)
; the >> -rs << should not be highlighted
}
on *:close:#*: { echo -s IS: $1- }
; that event does not get highlight
on ^*:topic:%channels: { echo -a OK }
ON *:TOPIC:$($channels): { echo -a OK }
ctcp *:*:%channels: { echo -a OK }
ctcp *:*:$($channels): { echo -a OK }
; these event coding style does not get highlight
; its because >> :%channels: << and >> :$($channels): <<
on ^*:open:?:*$test*: { my_custom_command $1- }
; /my_custom_command does not get highlight
alias testme { echo -a IS: $(test) }
; the >> $ << does not get highlight on $()
alias test { echo -a IS $file($mircini).size }
; here it should highlight >> .size << and not only the $prop name (size), it should include also the '.' as already does '-' for flags (-whatever)
alias test2 { .timer[test] 1 5 echo mysignal $nick }
; here are 2
; 1 = the >> .timer[test] << the ']' should also be highlight because its the /timer name
; 2 = the >> echo << does not get highlight, it should because its a /command
alias test3 { echo -a IS: $+(%,variable) }
alias test4 { echo -a IS: $+($,alias) }
; here the >> % << and >> $ << inside the $() should get a highlight
alias test5 {
if ($(!) !isin %trusted) {
if ($left(%trusted,1) != *) %trusted = * $+ %trusted
%trusted = *! $+ %trusted
}
echo -a nothing
return $false
echo -a anything
/noop
}
; here for an unknown reason it stops highlighing after the if statement
alias test6 {
; if (%test) { echo ok }
; elseif (%test2) { echo ok2 }
if ($me) { echo -a ok }
echo -a Not getting highlight
}
; here if having some comment out lines that ending with '}' then it stops progressing the highlight on the rest code
alias test7 {
if ($1 isnum 1-600) { echo -a OK }
if ($1 isnum 601-) { echo -a OK }
}
; here the >> 1-600 << and >> 601 << numbers does not getting highlight
alias test8 {
goto next
noop
:next
noop
}
; here, i don't know if it is not yet supported but, >> :next << group should be highlight
alias test9 {
var %pattern = var %re /^(?:(https?)(?::\/\/))?([^\s\/]+)(.*)$/F
}
; here the regex pattern seems not getting a highlight, i am not sure if this is fully supported.
alias test10 { echo -a IS: $left(test,1-) }
; here the >> 1- << does not gets a highlight, as '-1' does
alias test11 { bset -ta &gif 61 +M8p47Eh4SAD4z9FkwqDh05tzOJ2LSsCGo52S7ByuHQYJLu1yghX7fkR8MiD }
; here the >> +M8p47Eh4SAD4z9FkwqDh05tzOJ2LSsCGo52S7ByuHQYJLu1yghX7fkR8MiD << should not get a highlight
alias test12 {
var %ticks = %ticks % 1000
%ticks = % 1000
}
; here the 2nd >> 1000 << number does not get highlight as 1st does with /var
alias test13 { scon -a debug -c off }
; here the >> debug << should get a highlight color because its a valid /command
ON !*:JOIN:#: { echo -a Channel is: # }
; here the >> # << does not get a highlight as it parsing, ok i know it could be '$chan' instead but some people keep using '#'
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