Embeddable script editor for MFC applications

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				--------
				
				  This code is based, in part, on:
				  
					"Syntax Coloring Text Edit Window Class " - Randy More (9, May 1998)
					http://www.codeguru.com/editctrl/syntax_coloring.shtml
					
					  Though probably only 5% of the original code remains.
					  
**********************************************************************/
#ifndef _COLORIZE_
#define _COLORIZE_

#pragma warning(disable:4786)
#include <vector>
#include <set>
using namespace std;
#pragma warning(disable:4786)
#include "Scripter.h"


// Colors for colorizing the text

#define KEYWORD_COLOR               RGB(0,0,160)
#define COMMENT_COLOR               RGB(0,120,0)
#define CONSTANT_COLOR              RGB(128,128,0)
#define OBJECT_COLOR				RGB(0,0,0)
#define FUNCTION_COLOR				RGB(0,0,160)
#define ERROR_COLOR                 RGB(255,0,0)
#define NORMAL_COLOR                RGB(0,0,0)

/*
The base class only provides keyword coloring support.

  In this class, a "word" is a sequence of uninterrupted alpha-numeric
  characters. The keywords are loaded with the LoadKeywordFile member.
  One keyword per line in a plain text file.
  
	You can do more-complex processing here, or in a derived class.
	
*/

class CColorizer
{
public:
	void FindWord(CString &t);
	CScripter* pScripter;
	CColorizer();
	
	virtual ~CColorizer();
	
	// called once per text line, when the line colors need updating.
	// 'colors' will be filled with one COLORREF per text character.
	//
	// you will definitely rewrite this function (in a derived class, probably) for your own application.
	// 
	virtual void SetLineColors(int lineNum, CString &pString, vector<COLORREF>& colors); 
	
	// load magic keywords.
	virtual void LoadKeywords(int resId);
	
	BOOL m_bCompareCase;
	
protected:
	
	virtual BOOL IsKeyWord(CString & t);
	CStringList m_szKeywords; // Keywords list (doesn't match case)
	CStringArray m_szStrings; // All strings (match case)
};

#endif