BenMillard wrote:
The highlighting in MisPad is much better in so many ways than these attempts
instead of whining, do something about the colors? you've had 2 months to fix them, but still its the same whiny whiny here.
BenMillard wrote:
Dark text on light background is Windows standard - you'll get awful glare switching between black windows and white windows. Better make them all the same
all my coding windows are black. white background is useful only for plain text, for syntax colors black background is much more superior in so many ways you cant even understand because you dont even want to understand!
BenMillard wrote:
If every bit of content has a special style then nothing stands out. Which defeats the whole point of having it!
are you talking about my syntax colors or the colors b-shep made earlier? i agree he added too many colors. But look at the colors i made. every logical part of the code has own color, and if that still makes your tiny brain confused, then you can always change the colors yourself...
BenMillard wrote:
Firefox's View Source is my favourite syntax highlighting
you are aware that HTML is not a programming language? its like comparing apples and bananas here. nice trolling.
BenMillard wrote:
Having syntax errors in red is helpful
For a guy who "programs" HTML in microsoft word with white/black syntax colors, then that might sound logical, but seriously, what is this shit? the whole purpose of syntax highlighting is that the words you write wrong WONT get highlighted.
Consider this:

1) On mispad, you will confuse the CHANGE_BLOCK into CHANGE_BLOCK_LID eventually (which isnt a function...), since they both get bold and black and are very close to each. And that is not even the only function like that in MIS scripts. Now when you learn to see the difference between CHANGE_BLOCK and the parameter LID, you can remember to write the code perfectly at the next time too.
2) Look at the integer numbers there, they are different color than floats, why? because MIS syntax will not allow float values in integers and vice versa. If you forget a dot from your float number, you will instantly see that there is error.
And this:

1) On mispad, How exactly you gonna skim through that code and notice there actually was FORWARD codes? Well... you cant!
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Ben, The biggest problem with you is that you think you know better than others, better than others who actually took the time to think through these things.