BBEdit language module for ImageJ macros?

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BBEdit language module for ImageJ macros?

Chi-Bin Chien
Has anyone ever come across an ImageJ macro "language module" for BBEdit, which would allow this editor to do nice autoformatting of ImageJ macros?

Chi-Bin Chien

Dept. Neurobiology and Anatomy
Univ. Utah Medical Center
20 North 1900 East, 401 MREB
Salt Lake City, UT  84132

phone: 1-801-585-1701
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Re: BBEdit language module for ImageJ macros?

Tiago Ferreira-2
Yes,
You'll have to place the following .plist file <http://cl.ly/3v2k0g1K3g3W2G3S1P1s>
in the ~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Language Modules folder.

BTW, this works for both BBEdit and TexWrangler, advanced text editors for Mac OS X.

This macro <http://cl.ly/2a0L0G0f0c072B091e1J> was used to populate the keyword list and
can also be used to add ImageJ macro language support to other editors in other platforms.

Note that you will have run the macro periodically and manually update the .plist file.
As an alternative you may consider the also powerful Fiji Script Editor:
<http://pacific.mpi-cbg.de/wiki/index.php/Using_the_Script_Editor>

-tiago

On 2010.12.28, at 21:59 , Chi-Bin Chien wrote:

Has anyone ever come across an ImageJ macro "language module" for BBEdit, which would allow this editor to do nice autoformatting of ImageJ macros?

Chi-Bin Chien

Dept. Neurobiology and Anatomy
Univ. Utah Medical Center
20 North 1900 East, 401 MREB
Salt Lake City, UT  84132

phone: 1-801-585-1701
lab: 1-801-585-1702
fax: 1-801-581-4233
email: [hidden email]<mailto:[hidden email]>
web: http://www.neuro.utah.edu/chien/index.php
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Re: BBEdit language module for ImageJ macros?

Michael Doube
How about a markup style for gedit, the GNOME text editor (used in lots
of GNU/Linux distros)?  Apparently it uses the GtkSourceView libraries:
http://gtksourceview.sourceforge.net/docs.html, for which one writes XML
definitions for syntax highlighting.

Michael
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George Zubal Ph.D
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