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Hello developers,
Is there any text Linux editor that has a template available for highlighting CodeAster keywords in manner similar to the Python highlighting? Or has somebody developed such a capability?
If not, I would like to configure the gedit text editor to use CodeAster syntax highlighting as shown in the attached image. To do that I am looking for a COMPLETE list of all the keywords and options used in CodeAster as an ASCII text file with one word per line. In the past I gathered what I could here: http://www.code-aster.org/wiki/doku.php … p120_terms But I am looking for an official comprehensive list (of course without the explanation for these keywords). I believe such a feature in a text editor makes CodeAster command file editing immensely easier on the eyes (& brain)! Look forward to hearing from any of you.
Regards, JMB
Last edited by JMB365 (2011-11-11 17:48:55)
SalomeMeca 2021
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Personally, I use geany with the standard Python syntax highlighting.
MC
Code_Aster release : last unstable on Ubuntu 16.04 64 bits - GNU Compilers
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hello
and i use Kate, with Python
it is rather a monster as a text editor
you can create your own template if you want
i use it as well with gmsh and a c template
and also for reading .resu files,
all in one for a given study
it warns you if the file has been chaged by another program
jean pierre aubry
consider reading my book
freely available here https://framabook.org/beginning-with-code_aster/
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Hi ,
I use the default python highlighting. Besides In Wındows there is notepad++. You can take a look if it exists linux version.
regards,
Kamil
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hello
and i use Kate, with Python
it is rather a monster as a text editor
you can create your own template if you wanti use it as well with gmsh and a c template
and also for reading .resu files,
all in one for a given study
it warns you if the file has been chaged by another programjean pierre aubry
Same here!
I too use it as a complete code aster editor.
I mostly use aster mail file for mesh definition with matlab highlighting mode.
comm file with python highlighting mode
export file with no highlighting
then built-in kate terminal to run the study.
then resu and mast files and any other custom created files to view if needed.
So only excluding post-processing all the things can be handled inside kate.
Such a great tool KDE devs developed.
And as far as template is concerned, I am trying to prepare one for kate.
If I succeed, I will post it here.
But please don't count on me. I am a very lazy person.
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I now started to build my own version of an aster-mode for emacs
It is not very great but I is able to highlight the code_aster Operators and _F as builtin Type.
I made it as extension of Python mode, thus it is able to highlight all Python Keywords too.
Installation: copy it to your home directory e.g. in ~/.emacs.d/plugins/astermode , and
add
(load "~/.emacs.d/plugins/astermode/aster-mode")
to your .emacs file
Have fun!
PS: I distribute it under GPL3. Please don't hesitate to send me improvements!
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Nice job. Don't forget to introduce you in this forum : http://www.code-aster.org/forum2/viewforum.php?id=29
Regards.
Code_Aster release : unstable on (Ubuntu Precise Pangolin 12.04 64 bits) - GNU + Intel
Code_Aster. What else ?
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I created a template, for the text editor Kate, with the most of commands that I use. As I complete the template I will upload it in my github repository.
https://github.com/psicofil/Code_Aster_Kate_Syntax
I hope it will be useful to someone
Sorry for my bad English.
Regards.
Ing. Gomez Lucio
Scope Ingenieria (scopeingenieria.com)
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