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Lieven Cardoen
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I'm using Actipro Software (SyntaxEditor) to edit a language of our own. Lexing is done by using a XML file. In the XML file you can enter a Class and the Assembly which can do more (like code completion, ...). But in my case it's an ABL .NET Class, and it's not in an assembly... I can't get this to work. The XML file loads fine and if I omit the Class/Assembly, then the Editor works fine. But with next line: SyntaxLanguageTypeName="be.mips.ablframework.gui.mispl.MisplSyntaxLanguage, be.mips.ablframework.gui.mispl" xmlns=" ActiproSoftware/.../LanguageDefinition"> things Crash. Any idea how ABL solves this? In my C# Visual Studio project it's: SyntaxLanguageTypeName="MisplSyntaxEditor.MisplSyntaxLanguage, MisplSyntaxEditor" xmlns=" ActiproSoftware/.../LanguageDefinition"> With MisplSyntaxEditor being the Assembly name end MisplSyntaxEditor.MisplSyntaxLanguage being package + Class name. So SyntaxLanguageTypeName = "Package:ClassName, Assembly" But in ABL there are no assemblies... Kind regards, Lieven Cardoen
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