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Hello,
Again, great extension! I've noticed that if a line starts with tabs, then the comment characters (-*) when added, are not put at the start of the line.

So...
[TAB]WHERE A EQ B
becomes (after pressing CTRL+M or whatever you assigned to add comment):
[TAB]-* WHERE A EQ B
I think it should be:
-*[TAB] WHERE A EQ B

No biggie, but I see you recently made a comments change so I thought I'd chime in while its still fresh.

Thanks again!

First, I just want to say "Thank you" for this. I am new to WebFOCUS, and have spent all day looking for a good editor. Your syntax highlighting is the best I have found BY FAR. So thank you so much.

As I said, I am new to this, but a few items in my code that would be great to add to the list of those highlighted:
-QUIT
PAGE and NOLEAD (ex. ON TABLE SET PAGE NOLEAD)

And finally, some of our coders use $ to continue a command on a new line. It would be nice to have that something other than white Ex:
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
TYPE=SUBFOOT,HEADALIGN=BODY,STYLE=BOLD,$
TYPE=SUBFOOT,ITEM=4,HEADALIGN=BODY,JUSTIFY=RIGHT,STYLE=BOLD,$
TYPE=SUBFOOT,ITEM=3,HEADALIGN=BODY,JUSTIFY=RIGHT,STYLE=BOLD,$
ENDSTYLE

I hope this is helpful. I would be happy to let you know if I find anything else as I go through code. Again, thanks so much!

-AC

Hello,

I've noticed that double clicking a variable name will not select the ampersand at the front of the name. Can this be changed so that the ampersand is included? I wouldn't have asked for this, but I noticed a related issue, its below...

I sometimes keep line wrapping on, so that I can see the whole line on my screen. This is especially useful if I am viewing multiple files side by side. Anyhow, if a variable name needs to get wrapped to the next line, it does not keep the ampersand, so the ampersand is the last character on the previous line, and the new line starts with the text of the variable name (no ampersand). Can this be changed so that the ampersand is kept with the rest of the variable name (ie they both go to the new line)?