So this UltraEdit regular expression search string results in listing in Function List view the tune titles of active abc file or of all abc files of a project. It searches with UltraEdit regular expression engine for lines starting with T: with 0 or more spaces and one or more characters up to either a percent (beginning of line comment) or end of line and tag just the string after T: and the optional spaces. There is just a single function string definition in the attached wordfile written in legacy syntax supported by UltraEdit for Windows prior v16.00 and UEStudio prior v10.00. This is not the case for round and angle brackets which is the reason that those brackets are not added to the open and close brace strings definition lines. The square brackets and the braces are defined for brace matching because of those brackets usually exist in matching pairs in abc files. For that reason it could be useful to fold them from tune title line to tune title line with the exception of the last tune (no more tune title line). T: is defined as open and as close fold string because of an abc file can contain multiple tunes each with a tune title. I think, a different color would be better for abc syntax highlighting. The color and font style settings for color group Negative numbers can be configured identical to the standard color group Numbers or different, whatever the user likes more. I have not understood fully their description. I am not sure if the key signatures are defined all well by me. Therefore Properties contains the key signatures in the variants with all letters in lower case, with all letters in upper case and capitalized, in full notation or in abbreviated notation. This makes it difficult to highlight them because of a syntax highlighting definition is either case-sensitive or case-insensitive. The abc files are case-sensitive, but the key signatures are case-insensitive. The color group Properties contains the words which are properties of various fields. The letters have to many different meanings in abc files. I tried a syntax highlighting for abc files with single letter words in wordfile, but I could see that it does not make sense. UltraEdit does also not support syntax highlighting of words based on context which means for abc files in which line the word defined in syntax highlighting wordfile is found in the highlighted file. UltraEdit supports a syntax highlighting word definition starting with a delimiter, but it does not support a word definition ending with a word delimiter. So it is impossible to define strings like C: or T: as word in the wordfile to be syntax highlighted in an opened abc file. Which sequence of characters is interpreted as word in a syntax highlighted file is defined by the delimiters in the wordfile listed on line starting with /Delimiters =. UltraEdit syntax highlighting is based on words. There are abc files which have no space after field name and colon. This is necessary because of the space character after field name letter and colon is just optional. It is compatible with UltraEdit for Windows v15.20. I suggest the syntax highlighting wordfile without color and font style settings attached initially to this post (and removed later). Also I checked and there is not yet an abc notation uew file made ready for me to download and customize my colors. for the abc language because it is the perfect editor to use with it. Ultimately, there needs to be a file by U.E. I am a software engineer and can can keep going at this alone but could really use the help from an expert. ![]() I can offer my files progressed so far and any assistance needed if there's a reply to me via my email. uew files offered for download by your sites which seen to somehow control how the color of strings is handled. I don't understand clearly the construction of the (regular expressions string parsing functions) seen used in the other. daily to work on these types of text based files. abc extension are found by the millions which you can also see reference to at abc notation home page. There is a very descriptive language standard published which is found here and the text files with the. ![]() This is a text based music language which is well established and known globally among we musicians. ![]() I'm wrestling with creating a uew file for a language called abc notation.
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