For version 6.5.5 and above: Under the menu “Language” there is a menuitem called “Define your language…“ In the tab “Folder & Default” is a group called “Folding in code” where you can enter an “Open”- and a “Close”-Keyword. For versions older than 6.5.5: Under the menu “View” there is a menuitem called “User-Defined Dialog…“ … Read more
User-defined regions for code folding can be added by using the Coffee-Bytes plugin.
This is possible. Go to the Tools menu, then select options. Text Editor \ C# \ Advanced The option is called “Enter outlining mode when files open.” When outlining mode is enabled, your regions are collapsed by default.
Spell checking is not done where no syntax group are defined (or found by vim). I find it useful to enable spell checking even for the undefined group (see toplevel in vim’s syntax documentation). To do so, write the command: syntax spell toplevel in the file ~/.vim/after/syntax/tex.vim. Make the file if it does not exist.
This indeed depends on the IDE, just noticed today that the newest version of the free Web Essentials 2012 plugin for Visual Studio has added region support in HTML. http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/07d54d12-7133-4e15-becb-6f451ea3bea6 http://vswebessentials.com/changelog <!–#region main –> <!–#endregion –>
Just use Visual Studio’s built-in “Find and Replace” (or “Replace in Files”, which you can open by pressing Ctrl + Shift + H). To remove #region, you’ll need to enable Regular Expression matching; in the “Replace In Files” dialog, check “Use: Regular Expressions”. Then, use the following pattern: “\#region .*\n“, replacing matches with “” (the … Read more
Try using System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.TextInfo.ListSeparator or System.Globalization.CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo(“en-US”).TextInfo.ListSeparator if you look for a specific culture’s information.
As starblue says, (buffer-substring (mark) (point)) returns the contents of the region, if the mark is set. If you do not want the string properties, you can use the ‘buffer-substring-no-properties variant. However, if you’re writing an interactive command, there’s a better way to get the endpoints of the region, using the form (interactive “r”). Here’s … Read more
There are several language code systems and several region code systems, as well as their combinations. As you refer to a W3C page, I presume that you are referring to the system defined in BCP 47. That system is orthogonal in the sense that codes like en-GB and fr-CA simply combine a language code and … Read more