[asherkin]

Originally Posted by _AeonOne_ So, the AND operator is a little bit problematic. Following operators are able: word &word; //addressof word & word; //bitwise and word &= word; //binary and + assign word && word; //binary and it's a very tough task to determine between addressof and bitwise int.

SourcePawn doesn't have a unary & operator (addressof), so there shouldn't be any problem.
Anywhere in a function body there should be a space after &, and anywhere in a function parameter list there should be no space after &.

[_AeonOne_]

Originally Posted by asherkin SourcePawn doesn't have a unary & operator (addressof), so there shouldn't be any problem. Anywhere in a function body there should be a space after &, and anywhere in a function parameter list there should be no space after &.

Exactly, and there is the problem.
The simple Stringtokenizer i've written for the Reformatter isn't context aware.
I'am planning to wtite a full sourcepawn Tokenizer+Lexer (for really cool things like, life code analyzing,
Refactoring, pre-compile optimizing, snippet/function inlining etc.) which will also power the reformatter.
But thats for a more or less far future because i have to concentrate on studying for the next months.

[necavi]

Unfortunately the lack of context makes it so that it positively destroys SQL query strings, if you terminate them with a semicolon. I've had to turn it off because of that. It removes spaces from between, say, SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE 1; becomes SELECT * FROM`table`WHERE 1; or something similar.

[_AeonOne_]

Originally Posted by necavi Unfortunately the lack of context makes it so that it positively destroys SQL query strings, if you terminate them with a semicolon. I've had to turn it off because of that. It removes spaces from between, say, SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE 1; becomes SELECT * FROM`table`WHERE 1; or something similar.

Uhhrgg yes this is bad behaviour.
You could workaround this. Just finish the string ("") and then write into it. The Reformatter will detect it as a string and leave it how you've written it.

[Dr. McKay]

Pretty cool.

I ran the installer, but I can't seem to find where it installed to...

Edit: Found it, it installs to appdata.

Is there perhaps a way to change the font size? Everything just feels huge...

[Bara]

@Dr. McKay, Tools - Options - Editor - Font Size

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by necavi Unfortunately the lack of context makes it so that it positively destroys SQL query strings, if you terminate them with a semicolon.

FWIW, you shouldn't really be terminating SQL queries with semicolons in SM, multiple statements are not supported.

[necavi]

Originally Posted by asherkin FWIW, you shouldn't really be terminating SQL queries with semicolons in SM, multiple statements are not supported.

Hmmm, alright, thanks, I've just done it out of habit from almost every single other SQL engine I've had to use.

[KissLick]

Ciao,

can you please edit intellisense a little? In Notepad++ I was used to have a nice formated intellisense with highlighted function param hovered by caret.

[Dr. McKay]

Originally Posted by Bara @Dr. McKay, Tools - Options - Editor - Font Size

I completely missed the tabs at the top. My brain just automatically assumed that "big text" = "title" and ignored it.