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I wonder about 2 things:

1. Can one do this sort of thing (pseudocode ?):
2. IF #1 is possible will it retain the colourisation from the script editor?

IF #2 is NOT possible how can I apply script colourisation to script bits in a standard text field?

Damn: no gay parade.
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Hi Richmond,

this affords 2 steps! That should do the trick.
See also: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=39491, where you had replied!

Best

Klaus

That is beyond marvellous!

Where does one find out about internal scripts?

And only four months ago...

richmond62 wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 12, 2025 10:10 am

Where does one find out about internal scripts?

These are undocumented features, so the answer is "nowhere".

Well, you have either got a hotline to God, or you spend all your time digging through the IDE.
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I've just a memory like an elephant.

Have read this on the mailinglist some years ago, but could remember
that I already answered this question here a couple of months ago.

I wonder, re the old open source version, how one can 'open' things up to find other undocumented stuff that is as useful as that?

December last year: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=39491&p=232800&hili ... pt#p232800

There are threads about undocumented native words. Do a search for "messagemessages"

Craig

Indeed: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=39085&p=229683&hili ... es#p229683

But those clever stacks ONLY allow you to search for terms you already know (exactly the same sort of problem as the Dictionary).

Richmond.

Exactly, which is why I wondered why a list of undocumented native words was so mysteriously unavailable. I bet such a list likely contains gold. The "messageMessages" has come in wildly useful now and then.

Craig