Example #1
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 def get_color(self, raw_line):
     color = color_map["white"]
     line = raw_line.strip()
     if helpers.starts(line, ["#", "//", "/*", "*/", "<!--"]):
         color = color_map["magenta"]
     elif helpers.ends(line, ["*/", "-->"]):
         color = color_map["magenta"]
     elif helpers.starts(line, "<"):
         color = color_map["cyan"]
     elif helpers.ends(line, ">"):
         color = color_map["cyan"]
     return color
Example #2
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 def get_color(self, raw_line):
     color = 7
     line = raw_line.strip()
     if helpers.starts(line, ["#", "//", "/*", "*/", "<!--"]):
         color = 5    # Magenta
     elif helpers.ends(line, ["*/", "-->"]):
         color = 5    # Magenta
     elif helpers.starts(line, "<"):
         color = 6    # Cyan
     elif helpers.ends(line, ">"):
         color = 6    # Cyan
     return color
Example #3
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 def get_color(self, raw_line):
     color = color_map["white"]
     line = raw_line.strip()
     if helpers.starts(line, "@import"):
         color = color_map["blue"]
     elif helpers.starts(line, "$"):
         color = color_map["green"]
     elif helpers.starts(line, "/*") or helpers.ends(line, "*/"):
         color = color_map["magenta"]
     elif helpers.starts(line, "{") or helpers.ends(line, "}") or helpers.ends(line, "{"):
         color = color_map["cyan"]
     elif helpers.ends(line, ";"):
         color = color_map["yellow"]
     return color
Example #4
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 def get_color(self, raw_line):
     color = 7
     line = raw_line.strip()
     if helpers.starts(line, "@import"):
         color = 4    # Blue
     elif helpers.starts(line, "$"):
         color = 2    # Green
     elif helpers.starts(line, "/*") or helpers.ends(line, "*/"):
         color = 5    # Magenta
     elif helpers.starts(line, "{") or helpers.ends(line, "}") or helpers.ends(line, "{"):
         color = 6    # Cyan
     elif helpers.ends(line, ";"):
         color = 3    # Yellow
     return color
Example #5
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 def get_color(self, raw_line):
     color = color_map["white"]
     line = raw_line.strip()
     if helpers.starts(line, "@import"):
         color = color_map["blue"]
     elif helpers.starts(line, "$"):
         color = color_map["green"]
     elif helpers.starts(line, "/*") or helpers.ends(line, "*/"):
         color = color_map["magenta"]
     elif helpers.starts(line, "{") or helpers.ends(
             line, "}") or helpers.ends(line, "{"):
         color = color_map["cyan"]
     elif helpers.ends(line, ";"):
         color = color_map["yellow"]
     return color
Example #6
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 def run(self, app, editor, args):
     """Comment the current line(s)."""
     try:
         # Try to get comment start and end syntax
         comment = editor.syntax.get_comment()
     except:
         return False
     line_nums = editor.get_lines_with_cursors()
     # Iterate through lines
     for lnum in line_nums:
         line = editor.lines[lnum]
         if not len(line):
             continue  # Skip empty lines
         # Look for comment syntax in stripped line (TODO:Make this smarter)
         target = str(line).strip()
         w = helpers.whitespace(line)  # Amount of whitespace at line start
         # If the line starts with comment syntax
         if helpers.starts(target, comment[0]):
             # Reconstruct the whitespace and add the line
             new_line = (" " * w) + line[w + len(comment[0]):]
             # If comment end syntax exists
             if comment[1]:
                 # Try to remove it from the end of the line
                 if helpers.ends(new_line, comment[1]):
                     new_line = new_line[:-1 * len(comment[1])]
             # Store the modified line
             # editor.lines[lnum] = Line(new_line)
             editor.lines[lnum].set_data(new_line)
         # If the line isn't commented
         else:
             # Slice out the prepended whitespace
             new_line = line[w:]
             # Add the whitespace and starting comment
             new_line = (" " * w) + comment[0] + new_line
             if comment[1]:
                 # Add comment end syntax if needed
                 new_line += comment[1]
             # Store modified line
             # editor.lines[lnum] = Line(new_line)
             editor.lines[lnum].set_data(new_line)
     # Keep cursors under control, same as usual...
     editor.move_cursors()
     editor.store_action_state("comment")
Example #7
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 def run(self, app, editor, args):
     """Comment the current line(s)."""
     try:
         # Try to get comment start and end syntax
         comment = editor.syntax.get_comment()
     except:
         return False
     line_nums = editor.get_lines_with_cursors()
     # Iterate through lines
     for lnum in line_nums:
         line = editor.lines[lnum]
         if not len(line):
             continue  # Skip empty lines
         # Look for comment syntax in stripped line (TODO:Make this smarter)
         target = str(line).strip()
         w = helpers.whitespace(line)  # Amount of whitespace at line start
         # If the line starts with comment syntax
         if helpers.starts(target, comment[0]):
             # Reconstruct the whitespace and add the line
             new_line = (" "*w) + line[w+len(comment[0]):]
             # If comment end syntax exists
             if comment[1]:
                 # Try to remove it from the end of the line
                 if helpers.ends(new_line, comment[1]):
                     new_line = new_line[:-1*len(comment[1])]
             # Store the modified line
             # editor.lines[lnum] = Line(new_line)
             editor.lines[lnum].set_data(new_line)
         # If the line isn't commented
         else:
             # Slice out the prepended whitespace
             new_line = line[w:]
             # Add the whitespace and starting comment
             new_line = (" "*w) + comment[0] + new_line
             if comment[1]:
                 # Add comment end syntax if needed
                 new_line += comment[1]
             # Store modified line
             # editor.lines[lnum] = Line(new_line)
             editor.lines[lnum].set_data(new_line)
     # Keep cursors under control, same as usual...
     editor.move_cursors()
     editor.store_action_state("comment")