At 8:34 PM -0400 3/1/01, Robert Covington wrote:
>   >I use BBEdit all the time. Particularly for porting C code to FB , as I use
>   >the Popup FN's they have (a resource tool you can add).
>>
>Waverly, on the Bare Bones software site there is something called Popup FNs.
>
>Once installed, if you have a file with .c on the end, it gives its best
>guess of the FNs there and it sets a red dot that you click to show all the
>FNs in the file, like FB 3 does, and. But they had it first. :)

That is also installed in most recent versions of MPW (past two years
at least).  I believe the syntax coloring in both MPW & BBEdit is
based off something called MPWTechnicolor (I have the original).  I
added more keywords for both Fotran 77 and Fortran 90 but never got
to doing anything else, though everything except Basic is already
built in.

However, in my opinion they don't come close to what is in the FB^3
editor.  Now if I could get a Fortran 77/90 language module for the
FB^3 editor that would be great--it must be based on keywords, I
haven't looked to see where they are stored.

Michael