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you might want to introduce a 'state' variable and store the current language at hand. If you discover, perhaps in HTML, that you find JS, you can change the state and continue with the JS highlighter...

Perhaps, this might help you?

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotne ... dfrom=MSDN

For four languages, do not try to offer syntax highlighting for all of them at the same time .
Detect the language currently in use first, then only use the highlighter for that language. Invariably, there will be overlaps between the languages (keywords, structures, etc.), making parallel support ...

infratec wrote: Sat Jan 10, 2026 10:56 am You need an oszilloscope to check it.

If it is not 100% sine wave, you can hear the generated subfrequencies.

Yes, I agree. I also agree with Idle about sampling rate requirements. Search for "Nyquist frequency".

Hi Chris,

this seems to work just fine on a Win11/Xeon box, and as you documented: showing the Win10 GUI emulation.

Very cool - thanks a lot for sharing this idea...!

Are these three lines all the code you're using?
Can you upload the WAV-file here?
What platform are you on and which version of PureBasic are you using?

cheers
Skipper

Thank you, Fred & team, for your continued support.

Can current AI "understand"....

No, it's just like a weather forecast in that its responses are based on likelihoods of being correct. There is no real understanding involved, it's merely a text transformation based on probabilities...

would be handy, you could also use pragma to some extent, like if you want to optimize a function or ignore a warning

you can test if it works like this
!#pragma optimize ("-O3");
procedure foo()

or to unroll a loop
!#pragma ivdep;
While(r > #size)


Thanks for pointing this out. Would it ...

netmaestro wrote: Tue Oct 14, 2025 7:10 pm Is anyone actually using this? I ask because I'm considering a modification or two and if nobody is really using it I can skip it.

I do, gladly so. Thanks for publishing your code !

pf shadoko wrote: Mon Oct 27, 2025 10:25 am We will now need to adapt NanoSVG to PB to get the most out of SVG animations.

Any candidates?

Exactly my thinking as well, as this is more and more moving towards OpenVG functionality.

..... I had help from Skipper with the tokenizer and I managed to replicate it, but the Parser and lexer analyzer part is the worst xD


Likely I did not help @Skinkairewalker all that much. I just provided a binary of an Eiffel-tokenizer I'm implementing with Purebasic, and some Eiffel source ...

threedslider wrote: Sat Sep 13, 2025 5:48 pm

Skipper wrote: Sat Sep 13, 2025 4:33 pm Same here, on OSX x64

Now it works for you ?

It does now, thanks!

Same here, on OSX x64