Feature request: allow stringEOL style ( ##this is a stringEOL )
WiliTest opened this issue · 5 comments
It would be great to be able to use the stringeol style:
#this is a code block header
##this is a comment (stringEOL)
This stack answer talk about it.
Never heard of "STRINGEOL". What is it? The StackOverflow post doesn't answer this. It lists some obscure feature (or bug?) of Notepad++.
Doxygen is used very rarely in the Python community so I don't see value in styling it differently.
Thanks for your reply ! Stringeol would be simply allow to have 2 types of comments style. So you could, for instance, use some font style for the #normal comments and some other font style for the ##comments Look at this print screen (from notepad++):
Everything I'm seeing shows this as a custom "feature" (bug in the parser combining a feature from another language) for Notepad++.
What official Python documentation can you provide justifying this functionality?
Note: "eol" almost always means "End of Line" and talks about the characters used to denote the end of a line in a file (eg. CRLF, or LF typically), "STRINGEOL" doesn't make much sense.
I'm surprised I did not find it in the official document, I just find it very handy. So I'll see if I can customize it myself, sorry to have wasted your time, and thanks a lot for your awesome work!
Yes, I would consider creating a custom grammar package for this that hooks into (injects) or includes language-python.