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Warp wrote:
> Chambers <ben### [at] pacificwebguycom> wrote:
>> I know that new files are not always detected as POV files (in fact, on
>> my system, they never are); however, would it be possible that, when you
>> save a file as a POV scene, this is detected and the highlighting kicks in?
>
> I have never seen winpov behave in any other way than that when I save
> a new file for the first time as something.pov, the highlighting is turned
> on. Do you mean that in your case it's not always so?
>
Actually, in my case it's always so.
The only way to get syntax highlighting to kick in automatically is if I
open a saved file. So what I usually end up doing is to create a new
file, save it, close it, and load it. I've tried various combinations
of different actions, but this works 100% every time, and nothing else
seems to ever work.
Chris: Since you've never been able to replicate this, it might have
something to do with the tools you use to develop POV with (ie, maybe I
have an out of date DLL somewhere, or something along those lines).
...Chambers
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