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[David Z.]

I am using the Crisp text editor to write my programs http://www.crisp.com. It can colorize the source code similar to Studio's editor. It uses .kwd files to define the language syntax. Its mostly just a list of reserved words. The 4gl.kwd file that comes with Crisp is for Ingress Windows 4gl, not I4gl. I can create my own 4gl.kwd file, but before I do so, I thought I would ask if anyone already has one. If not, does anyone know of a list of all the I4gl reserved words such as "while", "if", "select", etc?

Thanks,
David

[Reuben B.]

I am using the Crisp text editor to write my programs http://www.crisp.com. It can colorize the source code similar to Studio's editor. It uses .kwd files to define the language syntax. Its mostly just a list of reserved words. The 4gl.kwd file that comes with Crisp is for Ingress Windows 4gl, not I4gl. I can create my own 4gl.kwd file, but before I do so, I thought I would ask if anyone already has one. If not, does anyone know of a list of all the I4gl reserved words such as "while", "if", "select", etc?

Thanks,
David

Later versions of Genero have the equivalent files to use with the vim text editor.  If you have a look at the files in FGLDIR/lib/*.vim you maybe able to construct a solution from them.

e.g. $FGLDIR/lib/fgl.vim

" BEGIN GENERATED
syn keyword fglKeyword ABSOLUTE
syn keyword fglKeyword ACCEPT
syn keyword fglKeyword ACTION
syn keyword fglKeyword ACTIONS
syn keyword fglKeyword ADD
syn keyword fglKeyword AFTER
...

[David Z.]

I didn't see the file in FGLDIR (maybe my version is too old -- 2.11.16), but I did find /usr/share/vim/vim70/syntax/fgl.vim. on my RHEL 5 server. I assume its the same or similar. That helped a lot.

Thanks