Added support for Assembly Language in the editor #249
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I would love to have a look at your project to get some ideas for the architecture of mine as yours is probably built a little bit better. Have you ever thought about creating a github page for your project? I have a similar project going and I have wanted to add assembly language support to it. https://github.com/Hexman768/Notepad-Sharp |
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I have been using FastColoredTextBox in my freeware Assembly IDE (GUI Turbo Assembler, https://sourceforge.net/projects/guitasm8086/) for a very long time.
Raising this MR so that other developers can use this textbox for Assembly language as well. Here are the high level changes