Extension:Enforce Script Highlighter

Enforce Script Highlighter
Description	Highlights Enforce Script code.
Author	Lou Montana
Project Start	2022-07-30: Project start
Release Date	2022-07-30: "v0" (0.00a), first upload, Syntaxhighlight's C# syntax wrapper 2023-06-15: v0.95, first custom lexer with Script Editor's theme
Version	0.95

This extension highlights Enforce Script Syntax using Script Editor's theme.

Features

• Enforce Script Syntax support
  • Links to game classes using enfusion:// link
  • Auto-detects class/enum declarations in script snippet e.g class ABC {} ABC.MyMethod();
  • Slight styling for m_/s_ variables, ALL_CAPS constants
• "Copy code to clipboard" button on hover
• Enforce Script tag button in the wiki edit toolbar (next to B and I)
• Options:
  • inline for inline code
  • notrim to remove the auto trim (lines themselves will always be rtrimmed)
  • game="armaR" (default per wiki namespace, case-insensitive) used to force which game links should be used - can be one of dayz, armaR, arma4
  • classes="SCR_ClassA SCR_ClassB" (case-sensitive) additional classes to be declared (if outside the example)
  • noGuess to disable guessing unknown token as classes as false positives can happen - use classes in that case
    Class guess regex: ^([A-Z][A-Z0-9]{1,7}_)?E?[A-Z][a-z][A-Za-z0-9_]*$ as per script tag guidelines
  • noLinks to disable class-linking

Installation

• Unzip the directory to wiki/extensions/EnforceScriptHighlighter
• Add wfLoadExtension( 'EnforceScriptHighlighter' ); to LocalSettings.php
• Settings can be found in extension.json:
  • Game-Namespace relationship
  • Game class-link pairs
  • keywords, native types, preprocessor commands, etc.

Usage

Using <enforce> tags will auto-generate syntax highlighting.

Examples

Code	Result
<enforce/>	-no code provided-
<enforce></enforce>	-no code provided-
<enforce> </enforce>	-no code provided-
<enforce>int i = 3;</enforce>	int i = 3;
<enforce> #ifdef WORKBENCH class ABC { } class DEF : ABC { // unreachable protected static void Print(string text) { Print(text + 42, LogLevel.NORMAL); } } #endif </enforce>	#ifdef WORKBENCH class ABC { } class DEF : ABC { // unreachable protected static void Print(string text) { Print(text + 42, LogLevel.NORMAL); } } #endif
This is <enforce inline>int i = 0; i++;</enforce> absolutely inline.<br> And here comes another one <enforce inline>float value = 0.001;</enforce> inline text.<br> And another one <enforce inline>array<string> = {};</enforce>	This is int i = 0; i++; absolutely inline. And here comes another one float value = 0.001; inline text. And another one array<string> = {};
<enforce notrim> Print("Hello there"); </enforce>	Print("Hello there");
<enforce game="ofp">string text = "It's OK!"; int a = 42; PlayerBase pb = NULL; RplComponent comp = null;</enforce> <enforce game="dayz">string text = "It's OK!"; int a = 42; PlayerBase pb = NULL; RplComponent comp = null;</enforce> <enforce game="armaR">string text = "It's OK!"; int a = 42; PlayerBase pb = NULL; RplComponent comp = null;</enforce> <enforce game="arma4">string text = "It's OK!"; int a = 42; PlayerBase pb = NULL; RplComponent comp = null;</enforce>	string text = "It's OK!"; int a = 42; PlayerBase pb = NULL; RplComponent comp = null; string text = "It's OK!"; int a = 42; PlayerBase pb = NULL; RplComponent comp = null; string text = "It's OK!"; int a = 42; PlayerBase pb = NULL; RplComponent comp = null; string text = "It's OK!"; int a = 42; PlayerBase pb = NULL; RplComponent comp = null;
<enforce classes="SCR_abc SCR_jkl v2"> SCR_abc v1; SCR_def v2; SCR_ghi v3; SCR_jkl v4; </enforce>	SCR_abc v1; SCR_def v2; SCR_ghi v3; SCR_jkl v4;
<enforce>MyClass.Test</enforce> <enforce noGuess>MyClass.MyMethod</enforce>	MyClass.MyMethod MyClass.MyMethod
<enforce>RplComponent</enforce> <enforce noLinks>RplComponent</enforce>	RplComponent RplComponent

Known Issues

Version	Issue	Report Date	Fix Date
0.00a	N/A
0.95	N/A

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