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KateArbitraryHighlight Class Reference

#include <katearbitraryhighlight.h>

Inherits TQObject.

Signals

void tagLines (KateView *view, KateSuperRange *range)
 

Public Member Functions

 KateArbitraryHighlight (KateDocument *parent=0L, const char *name=0L)
 
void addHighlightToDocument (KateSuperRangeList *list)
 
void addHighlightToView (KateSuperRangeList *list, KateView *view)
 
KateSuperRangeList & rangesIncluding (uint line, KateView *view=0L)
 

Detailed Description

An arbitrary highlighting interface for Kate.

Ideas for more features:

  • integration with syntax highlighting:
    • eg. a signal for when a new context is created, destroyed, changed
    • hopefully make this extension more complimentary to the current syntax highlighting
  • signal for cursor movement
  • signal for mouse movement
  • identical highlight for whole list
  • signals for view movement

Definition at line 60 of file katearbitraryhighlight.h.


The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
  • katearbitraryhighlight.h
  • katearbitraryhighlight.cpp

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