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Class Reference
%Library.SyntaxColorReader
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Front end for reading the CSV output from %SyntaxColor:Color. Instead of reading the stream directly and reconstructing the lines you can use a %SyntaxColorReader object and call its NextLine method.
To create a %SyntaxColorReader object you can pass a CSV stream to %New; alternatively you can call FromCode and it will call %SyntaxColor for you.
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Create a %SyntaxColorReader over the given CSV stream
The AtEnd property can be used to check for the end of the reader over the CSV stream
Forget the noted position
Given a code stream, language, optional extra flags and/or symbols string for %SyntaxColor:Color
Return a %SyntaxColorReader over the resulting CSV and whether there were any coloring errors/warnings (anywhere in the document)
Return a structured list of coloring information about the current line of code represented by the CSV stream, advancing the stream. In general, a number of lines will be read from the CSV stream to make up one logical line corresponding to a line of the original code. CSV lines of the form "\n" determine logical line boundaries.
If the stream is at its end this method returns 0, otherwise 1.
If 1 is returned the ByRef parameters are set up from the stream items which were read :-
- LineCSV is set to a list of items, where each item is $LB(lang,terminal,code)
- ColoringErrors and ColoringWarnings are set to whether there were any coloring errors/warnings at all on the line
Note the current stream position, caller must call RestorePosition or ForgetPosition later.
Restore the noted position
Move back to the beginning of the stream
- not allowed if the position is noted
Move forward N lines - stops if end of file found first (doesn't report any error)