[Qt-interest] Generic Highlighter with multiple definitions for onefile?

[Scott Aron Bloom]

Use multiple  QSyntaxHighlighter, one setup for each set of rules you
need..

When a file is loaded select the correct one, and call setDocument on
the correct highlighter for the editor in use..

Scott

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Sent: Friday, July 08, 2011 10:02 AM
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Subject: [Qt-interest] Generic Highlighter with multiple definitions for
onefile?

Hi,

if I use the generic highlighter per file (e.g. html) it works
perfectly.

The problem I have is when a file has multiple sources such as a HTML or
a PHP file. These files could have PHP/HTML source and JavaScript and/or
CSS for example.

How can I combine such highlighters to highlight the PHP/HTML source and
also the JS and CSS?

Thanks in advance

Best regards
NoRulez
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