Changeset 4254 for trunk

Timestamp:

05/07/08 15:06:54 (7 months ago)

Author:

pmoura

Message:

Added reference to Anjuta IDE. Updated description of the GtkSourceView? 2.x support. Minor documentation improvements of included support for text editors and syntax highlighters.

Location:

trunk/wenv

Files:

• anjuta (added)
• anjuta/NOTES.txt (added)
• gtksourceview2/NOTES.txt (modified) (1 diff)
• NOTES.txt (modified) (2 diffs)

trunk/wenv/gtksourceview2/NOTES.txt

@@ -8 +8 @@
 
 This directory contains files that provide syntax highlighting for 
-GtkSourceView 2.x, which is a text widget used in text editors and 
-IDEs such as recent versions of Gnome's Gedit and MonoDevelop:
+GtkSourceView 2.x, which is a text widget used in text editors such 
+as recent versions of Gnome's Gedit and in and IDEs such as Anjuta 
+and MonoDevelop. For more information, visit the GtkSourceView 
+website:
 
     http://gtksourceview.sourceforge.net/

trunk/wenv/NOTES.txt

@@ -10 +10 @@
 other text editing services for writing Logtalk source files (*.lgt) 
 with common text editors. By default, Logtalk syntax highlighting may 
-also be applied to the Prolog configuration files (*.config).
+also be applied to the Prolog configuration files (*.config). Support 
+for some syntax highlighters (used in e.g in wikis, source code browsers, 
+and bug trackers) is also provided.
 
 Some text editors already include support for Logtalk. If that is the 
@@ -23 +25 @@
 editors, is rather poor. Proper syntax highlighting support for Prolog and 
 Logtalk requires support for regular expressions with zero-width look-ahead 
-features, which some editors lack. Some text editors supporting regular 
-expressions contain bugs and/or limitations that prevent full optimization 
-of the syntax coloring patterns.
+and look-behind assertions, which some editors lack.
+
+Some text editors supporting regular expressions contain bugs and/or 
+hard-coded limitations that prevent full optimization of the syntax 
+coloring patterns.
 
 As Logtalk can be viewed as a superset of ISO Prolog, you may also use