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SyntaxHighlighting #399

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Working: @Property
Not working: Everything else!

Also, there's a crash (which currently has a workaround implemented) in FLEXMetadataSection.m — see the FIXME.

Working: @Property
Not working: Everything else!

Also, there's a crash (which currently has a workaround implemented) in FLEXMetadataSection.m — see the FIXME.
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matrush commented Oct 13, 2022

@jacobcxdev Can you provide more context, and provide some screenshots of your change? It's been a while since you opened the PR but we don't have enough context to get this merged.

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@jacobcxdev Can you provide more context, and provide some screenshots of your change? It's been a while since you opened the PR but we don't have enough context to get this merged.

Sorry for the slow response :P. The idea was initially to add syntax highlighting support to FLEX by converting all the NSStrings used to describe Objective-C stuff to NSAttributedStrings, but it caused a bunch of crashes so I took a break and then totally forgot about the PR because I lost my jailbreak. With that said, I do still think that this would be a great feature for FLEX, but perhaps the usage of NSAttributedStrings complicates things a little too much due to their inflexibility when compared to standard NSStrings; maybe it would be a better idea to use a custom data structure.

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