SyntaxColoring.CommentLinks.SetEnabled
Sets whether comment links are enabled.
Component |
Version |
macOS |
Windows |
Linux |
Server |
iOS SDK |
SyntaxColoring
|
12.3 |
✅ Yes |
❌ No |
❌ No |
❌ No |
❌ No |
MBS( "SyntaxColoring.CommentLinks.SetEnabled"; Value )
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MBS(
"SyntaxColoring.CommentLinks.SetEnabled"; /* Sets whether comment links are enabled. */
$Value) /* The new setting.
Pass 1 to enable or 0 to disable.e.g. 1 */
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Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Example |
Value |
The new setting.
Pass 1 to enable or 0 to disable. |
1 |
Result
Returns OK or error.
Description
Sets whether comment links are enabled.
If enabled, the plugin will scan comments in script lines for URLs and add a little arrow with earth icon on the right. Once clicked, the URL is opened in the default browser.
Works for http://, https://, mailto: and fmp:// URLs. Text before/after is ignored if there is at least a space between. Invalid URLs are ignored, e.g. with non URL component encoded accent characters.
When the URL starts with "fmp://$/?", we insert the current file name as file name before the ?.
In version 13.5 we added goto: and script: URL support. Goto can have a line number or the keyword start or end to jump to the start of the script or the end. The script: URL contains the perfect encoded script name.
Examples
Sample Script with links:
# There is a link in the next line:
# https://www.mbsplugins.de/filemaker ➜🌍
# There can be text before the link http://www.mbsplugins.de and text behind ➜🌍
#
# other URLs with fmp://test work, too. ➜🌍
# or email links with mailto prefix: mailto:test@test.test ➜🌍
See also
Release notes
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This function is free to use.
Created 3th June 2022, last changed 25th January 2024
SyntaxColoring.CommentLinks.GetEnabled
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SyntaxColoring.ContextualMenuEnabled.GetEnabled