I was right, it was an option in the syntax file. And I checked the "merged build" option, and it still works for me. Can anyone explain in some more detail what is meant by "not working"?

I'll be checking in the changes to the syntax file soon.

Certainly, but that parsing is being handled inside the syntax highlighter control that is really a "3rd party" control. The source is part of the project, but I haven't delved into it that much. Most likely any problem like you're describing is in how the syntax file is set up.

Thanks for the kind words. If you would, post bugs in the Google Code project and I'll work them as I can. I haven't been working on it lately, since my day job has been a bit of a "day AND night" job, but I do plan to continue working on it. I'm surprised the EXE build doesn't work...I ac...

Ran the SyntaxBox through the Mono analyzer. Looks like it will need a serious rewrite to work with mono as it makes some user32.dll and gdi32.dll calls that are not supported on *nix systems. Somewhere in the range or 90 or so calls. I'm going to take a look to see how plausible it is to fix it fo...

As expected, doesn't work via mono on mac os x. Yeah, I'm not surprised. As I mentioned earlier, the biggest problem is the syntax highlighter itself. I had to install System.Window.Forms and libgluezilla, and after that: segmentation fault. EDIT: Let me give a better explanation: It errors with **...

My mistake, Mike...I forgot I had changed the file path code in most places, and missed that one.

New version 0.5.3 is up, and this time I made sure this is fixed.

There is now a Google Code project page (MIT license) for DEVötiön, and version 0.5.0 is available for download. A couple of notes: 1. This requires the .NET 2.0 runtimes 2. This is very much a "use at your own risk" program. Back up your stuff! 3. It's not done completely, and I'm aware t...

Just letting everybody know that I haven't quit or anything, just busy implementing Intellisense and making a couple of minor fixes to the syntax highlighter. Setting up the methods for this is simple, but time-consuming.

You can try MoMA, which has a GUI. As I mentioned earlier, I did that and found the syntax highlighter to be full of issues. It's only two keystrokes. If you need, I can make you an application with one button that will do the check for you. Checking it along the way is not the problem. It's gettin...

But it's not nearly as fast as just working in Visual Studio. :) Code folding and all the file management (tree drag/drop/add/delete/rename/etc.) are done. Merged build is done. I'm setting up options (for pointing to the executable for those that don't actually install, setting fonts, a few prefere...