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Unify ImageJMacroTokenMaker with the new code completion functionality #23

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imagejan
opened on Jun 28, 2018
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With the new IJ1 Macro auto-completion implemented by @haesleinhuepf, we get nice completions for all currently implemented macro functions, but not all of them are recognized by the syntax highlighter, because syntax highlighting relies on ImageJMacroTokenMaker in this repository.

To illustrate this, paste the following lines in the script editor:

getTitle() // is highlighted
Table.applyMacro(code) // is not highlighted

Let's migrate IJ1MacroHighlighter to imagej-legacy and unify the way how macro tokens are recognized, such that all functions that can be auto-completed will also be shown with a dedicated syntax color.

Reacted by Robert Haase and Curtis Rueden

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