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Raedwulf
Have a look at FASMW mod, FASMWADD - Fasm Additions
![]() Spent a few hours over the last two days to bring keyword highlighting to FASMW ![]() There's only one modified source file: FASMW.asm renamed to FASMWADD.asm Binary and source file included, source file will only compile in the same directory and the FASMW.ASM source file. Cheers!, read the top of the FASMWADD.asm for info. Latest Update: Added WhiteWight's Systray Minimiser option to FASMWADD (22/02/2007)
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Raedwulf
Fixed in version 0.02. Label colouring supported
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Tommy
great!
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Raedwulf
yes I will thanks
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MichaelH
Thanks Raedwulf, that's great. I like programs that don't go overboard with features but feel FASMWADD needs "find in files" and execute programs that capture the output. It would then be a great editor. The only other thing that could be added is "recent file list" (not using the registry of course) and maybe a spell check and I would then have a new favourite all purpose editor.
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Raedwulf
Sure, those sound 'not too hard' to add
![]() I was wondering whether to have a full label parser, to store lists of labels so you can go to the labels quickly. But I'm not too sure how to use the memory FASM already allocates, I'll have a look into this. Find in Files - do you want some sort of folder (gosh whats wrong with me - its a directory ^^) path specified and then search for words within? OOO ![]() ![]() ![]() Cheers. |
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MichaelH
A full label parser, that would be cool. What ever you do, try not too add too much and turn it into bloatware.
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Raedwulf
Yes true, I'd like to keep it FASMW-ish without making it too big. The full label parser would be to just allow fast browsing to different parts of the code and to syntax highlight all the labels. I will probably 'cheat' by having it hardcoded for procs because to do it properly would be to preprocess the entire fasm source to work out everything (slow).
For the curious, what I've done to highlight the keywords is make use of the keyword tables used by the assembler, rather than bloating up an external file. However, additional keyword colourings could possibly be used for custom macros etc., which can be set inside fasmwadd.ini in the next version (?) Cheers. |
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RedGhost
Nice work I'll use it for sure, now the tough part, finding black background + white text and colour options that don't blind me!
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dead_body
good thing, waiting for news...
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Raedwulf
Busy for the time being...but I will get back to this!
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Raedwulf
RedGhost wrote: Nice work I'll use it for sure, now the tough part, finding black background + white text and colour options that don't blind me! Can't you change this in the appearance options already? _________________ Raedwulf |
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dead_body
Code: ret try to put in i a file and the delete one space before "ret", and there will be an exception, when saving. |
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Tomasz Grysztar
Have you tried making it work with FASMD, too?
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Raedwulf
Yikes don't use it at the moment! I need to fix the crashes when it saves
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Raedwulf
Bug-fixed version released
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Raedwulf
Tomasz Grysztar wrote: Have you tried making it work with FASMD, too? Yes looks like it should be easily portable to FASMD ![]() _________________ Raedwulf |
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TmX
Raedwulf, may I request you something ?
Could you incorporate "minimze to tray icon" feature (e.g : http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=5363) I once tried to do it, and fail. Thanks |
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OzzY
Nice job!
Code completion would be great! ![]() |
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