> -----Original Message-----
> From: news [mailto:news@sea.gmane.org] On Behalf Of Russell Hind
> > What I think I would want to have happen, ideally is
> something like...
> >
> > I have a class, FooBar. It lives in FooBar.cs. It has members (I
> > almost said methods and properties; wouldn't it be nice to have a
> > little icon next to each of the members, denoting what it is...
> > <slap>) Aaa, Bbb, Ccc and Ddd.
> >
>
> Your forgetting that other languages (C++) may have the class
> in FooBar.cpp and FooBar.h or just FooBar.h so referring to
> the file isn't quiet as easy as referring to the class name.
Mm.
What will happen when two languages share an extension? For example, C and
C++ both use .h, don't they? Does that mean each .h file will be parsed by
however many regexes are defined as acting on .h files? Or is there going
to be a limit of just one regex per file extension?
Are we relying on the user to set up the regexes, cutting and pasting from a
supplied "starter" list?
Peter Mounce
IML Ltd
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Received on Wed Feb 16 17:37:52 2005