Post by Stefan on Feb 6, 2021 8:40:42 GMT -5
In an XYZ.AUTO file, using AUTOCAPS instead of WORD has the effect that whatever is being defined will be capitalised when the XYZ.AUTO is applied to a file of type XYZ.
Works great and I love it, except...
... it doesn't work for files of type .AUTO
My AUTO.AUTO looks like this:
; SPFLite Colorize file for AUTO
; Colour 9 is same as LO to effect AUTOCAPS only without colour change
COMMENT1 11 ; 0
MIXEDCASE YES
DELIMS =
AUTOCAPS 9 AUTOCAPS
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT1
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT2
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT3
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT4
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT5
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT6
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT7
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT8
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT9
AUTOCAPS 9 DELIMS
AUTOCAPS 9 ESCAPECHR
AUTOCAPS 9 EXCLUDE
AUTOCAPS 9 INCLUDE
AUTOCAPS 9 MIXEDCASE
AUTOCAPS 9 NUMERIC
AUTOCAPS 9 QUOTED
AUTOCAPS 9 WORD
; Make colour numbers appear in the right colour
; Colour 9 is same as LO to effect AUTOCAPS only without colour change
COMMENT1 11 ; 0
MIXEDCASE YES
DELIMS =
AUTOCAPS 9 AUTOCAPS
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT1
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT2
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT3
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT4
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT5
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT6
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT7
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT8
AUTOCAPS 9 COMMENT9
AUTOCAPS 9 DELIMS
AUTOCAPS 9 ESCAPECHR
AUTOCAPS 9 EXCLUDE
AUTOCAPS 9 INCLUDE
AUTOCAPS 9 MIXEDCASE
AUTOCAPS 9 NUMERIC
AUTOCAPS 9 QUOTED
AUTOCAPS 9 WORD
; Make colour numbers appear in the right colour
WORD 1 1
WORD 2 2
WORD 3 3
WORD 4 4
WORD 5 5
WORD 6 6
WORD 7 7
WORD 8 8
WORD 9 9
WORD 10 10
WORD 11 11
WORD 12 12
WORD 13 13
WORD 14 14
WORD 2 2
WORD 3 3
WORD 4 4
WORD 5 5
WORD 6 6
WORD 7 7
WORD 8 8
WORD 9 9
WORD 10 10
WORD 11 11
WORD 12 12
WORD 13 13
WORD 14 14
So when editing a file of type AUTO, entries like Comment1, Delims, etc should appear as COMMENT1, DELIMS, etc, but they don't and I can't figure out why.
The file PROFILE for AUTO is the same as that for other file types where AUTOCAPS works as expected. (e.g. AUTOCAPS ON, CAPS OFF, CASE T, FOLD OFF)
All suggestions welcome.
