wordfile for aspx with c# works perfectly except for...

[deerchao]

every thing works fine (note: <script runat="server"> must be replaced with <script runat="server" language="c#"> for highlighting and function list), except for that I have to remove original asp with vbscript section, because "aspx_lang" is not defined... a foolish reason, isn't it?
Or, there is a way to improve?

first, make sure your html file extents includes aspx:

/L3"HTML" HTML_LANG Nocase Noquote Block Comment On = <!-- Block Comment Off = --> File Extensions = HTM HTML SHTML HTT HTX CFM JSP PHP PHTML ASP ASPX

then, replace the L10 section (asp with vbscript section) with (tab must be replaced with a real tab character):

/L10"ASPX" ASP_LANG Line Comment = // String Chars = "' Escape Char = \ Block Comment On = /* Block Comment Off = */ File Extensions =
/Delimiters = ~!@%^&*()-+=|\/{}[]:;"'<> ,tab.?
/Function String = "%[a-zA-Z_]*)[~;]"
/Indent Strings = "{"
/Unindent Strings = "}"
/Open Brace Strings = "{" "(" "["
/Close Brace Strings = "}" ")" "]"
/Open Fold Strings = "{" "#region"
/Close Fold Strings = "}" "#endregion"
/C1"Keywords"
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and also, I do wonder about why does ultraedit think the extent ".aspx" has something to do with "asp_lang"?

totally magic!!

[deerchao]

nobody could give me any help?

[Lebear]

I've been wrestling with a way to highlight ONLY comments delimited by a single quote in my ASPX files. However, it always picks up a single quote that exists within a quoted string so that the remainder of the line is highlighted only as a comment. VERY frustrating, and I believe shouldn't be picked up.

However, I got an idea. I often try to add more blocking to my comments, so I start with '*****, possibly even using this to make a box around header comments. So I changed the comment delimiter from a single quote to a single quote and asterisk ('*) This works GREAT!

Related, I also like the function list, but it's difficult to get only what I want on the list. So I add the string fnlist="true" to lines I want to show up in the function list, and viola! They're there!

If you happen to know of a way to ignore single-quotes inside a double-quote delimited string, please post a reply. I searched, but couldn't find anything.

--Lebear

[Mofi]

If you happen to know of a way to ignore single-quotes inside a double-quote delimited string, please post a reply. I searched, but couldn't find anything.

In the language line for ASPX specify String Chars = ". Now only double quoted strings are highlighted as string.

Further you have to specify the characters "*' as delimiters if not already done.

Your special comment style with '* must not be changed.

But if you want also strings with single quotes highlighted as string, highlight it with marker characters:

/Marker Characters = "''"
/C8"Single quoted strings"
''

The color for the group "Single quoted strings" can be either set to the color of strings or you use an other color.

[cfneumann]

This worked for aspx.

ASP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_Server_Pages
ASP.NET (ASPX): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asp.net