LESS and CSS3 syntax highlighting

Question

I am facing an issue in AchartEngine Scatter chart in android. The line between each point, disappears when panning after set zoom to a level. I had tried hardwareAcceleration to false and setLayerType to null and all. But, issue remains.

Achartengine version 1.1.0. Android device - Galaxy S4, S3. Can you please help me on this ?

Screenshot is placed here at, http://i.stack.imgur.com/hq5r4.png

Thanks

JRH

Solution 1

PSPad allows you to define "User highlighters". Although not quite as flexible as a full specification, you can at least define all the keywords (up to 3 categories) and reserved words you want highlighted. For LESS, you can get/edit a list of keywords from the existing CSS highlighter in the [Keywords] section from "CSS.DEF" in the "Context" directory inside the PSPad program folder -- you may also expand this list if you simply want support for the CSS3 keywords in the regular CSS highlighter.

You should then assign this user highlighter to one of the "<not assigned>" spots in the Highlighter Settings, following which you can select colours for the reserved words and 3 keyword categories.

With these user highlighters, nested brackets work just fine.

Note: since these files are stored in subfolders of the PSPad program folder, usually in C:\Program Files, Windows Vista and Windows 7 won't let you edit them unless you run PSPad as Administrator. Be sure to do this when you change any settings.

So, in summary:

• Expand C:\Program Files\PSPad\Context\CSS.DEF for CSS3 properties
• Create a user highlighter (with keywords from the above file) to be able to have syntax highlighting for LESS

Solution 2

Notepad++ also allows for user defined styles.

Here's a list of 50 languages that have already been made, as well as instructions for importing them. The link takes you to Less.js. And of course any other language you'd like to add/modify.

Cheers!

Comments

[Sebastian Paaske Tørholm]

The question you linked is about less, the unix file-viewer, where your question is about LESS, the stylesheet language. So not exactly similar questions. :)

[mingos]

Haha, indeed :D. I can't remember now (I wrote this question half a year ago...), I suppose I linked to a question I hadn't bothered to read carefully :D.

[Dan D.]

Post some screenshots. The scatter chart has no lines to connect the points.

[jrhamza]

Dan, I added the screenshot, can you please look into it?

[Dan D.]

I still don't understand what line you miss in a scatter plot?

[jrhamza]

Its a line chart, We used , (GraphicalView) ChartFactory.getLineChartView( getBaseContext(), dataset, multiRenderer);

[jrhamza]

sorry for that, I given a wrong title for the question.

[Dan D.]

I have no idea how to replicate the issue you have.

[jrhamza]

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