added fixed.html to build process

build/build-test-html-files.reb

@@ -36,6 +36,12 @@ write %not-working.html html/fulfil [
     'genre         "Highlighting not working in lang-rebol.js (using sunburst CSS)"
 ]
 
+write %fixed.html html/fulfil [
+    'css           (rejoin [html/default-snippets/css newline read-snippet %snippets/sunburst-css.html])
+    'example-code  (read-snippet %fixed.rebol)
+    'genre         "Highlighting now working in lang-rebol.js (using sunburst CSS)"
+]
+
 write %real-example.html html/fulfil [
     'css           (rejoin [html/default-snippets/css newline read-snippet %snippets/desert-css.html])
     'example-code  (read-snippet %real-example.rebol)

build/diff.sh

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ diff test-rebol-sunburst.html ../test-rebol-sunburst.html
 diff test-rebol-Stackoverflow.html ../test-rebol-Stackoverflow.html 
 diff test-rebol.html ../test-rebol.html 
 diff not-working.html ../not-working.html
+diff fixed.html ../fixed.html
 diff real-example.html ../real-example.html
 diff lang-rebol.js ../lang-rebol.js
 diff all-keywords.html ../all-keywords.html

build/fixed.rebol

@@ -0,0 +1,67 @@
+Rebol []
+
+; Fixed issues - kept here for regression checking
+;
+; So below should all work now :)
+
+literal: [the'end]
+
+ok_filename: %file%20with%20space.txt
+bad_filename: %"file with space.txt"   ; probably best as this anyway
+also: %1111.txt  ; allows leading numbers
+
+tuples: [333.333.333 444.444.444.444 555.555.555.555.555] ; only defined 3 & 4 tuples at moment
+
+; Decided to make set-word! RE tighter so avoid pollution elsewere
+; NB. (though original did seem fine without this check)
+bad-setword:[print "must have space before block"] 
+good-setword: [print "I'm all good"]
+
+
+; some keyword issues
+
+print
+print["must be space after keyword to highlight it"]
+print ["this works fine"]
+
+; and will (nearly) always highlight word as keyword (often useful indicator!)
+print: func [replace] [print replace] ; this is all fine (by luck!)
+print: func [replace x] [print [replace x]]  ; this time "replace" is hi-lighted as keyword
+foo: does [print]
+; NB - Keywords will be highlighted as keyword when preceded by whitespace
+
+; refinements! have issues so not included
+ref: [/refinement]
+
+
+;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
+; other edge cases just have to live with (for now)
+
+xxx-replace: xxx-replace - no-xxx-replacethis-xxxreplace-foo  ; \b JS issue
+
+; number datatypes funnies
+num1: num2 + num2for
+
+; set-word! path!
+block/(1 + baz/1): constants/(1 + length? foo)
+
+; type! issues
+num!ber: num!ber + 1
+
+
+
+;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
+; not implemented but may do in future
+
+; see undefined types in GCP-datatypes.r
+; utf-8 usage
+
+
+;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
+; tag! - Can't do :(
+; * GCP doesn't like html tags unless they're escape
+; * ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7787834/using-google-prettify-to-display-html-and-css-code-do-i-have-to-replace-every
+
+
+; below should highlight correctly! (just a highlighting placeholder!)
+print "hello world"

build/mv.sh

@@ -3,3 +3,4 @@ mv lang-rebol.js ..
 mv not-working.html ..
 mv real-example.html ..
 mv all-keywords.html ..
+mv fixed.html ..

build/not-working.rebol

@@ -8,67 +8,5 @@ multline-str: {
   end
 }
 
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
-; Some edge cases happy to live with
-
-literal: [the'end]
-
-ok_filename: %file%20with%20space.txt
-bad_filename: %"file with space.txt"   ; probably best as this anyway
-also: %1111.txt  ; allows leading numbers
-
-tuples: [333.333.333 444.444.444.444 555.555.555.555.555] ; only defined 3 & 4 tuples at moment
-
-; Decided to make set-word! RE tighter so avoid pollution elsewere
-; NB. (though original did seem fine without this check)
-bad-setword:[print "must have space before block"] 
-good-setword: [print "I'm all good"]
-
-
-; some keyword issues
-
-print
-print["must be space after keyword to highlight it"]
-print ["this works fine"]
-
-; and will (nearly) always highlight word as keyword (often useful indicator!)
-print: func [replace] [print replace] ; this is all fine (by luck!)
-print: func [replace x] [print [replace x]]  ; this time "replace" is hi-lighted as keyword
-foo: does [print]
-; NB - Keywords will be highlighted as keyword when preceded by whitespace
-
-; refinements! have issues so not included
-ref: [/refinement]
-
-
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
-; other edge cases just have to live with (for now)
-
-xxx-replace: xxx-replace - no-xxx-replacethis-xxxreplace-foo  ; \b JS issue
-
-; number datatypes funnies
-num1: num2 + num2for
-
-; set-word! path!
-block/(1 + baz/1): constants/(1 + length? foo)
-
-; type! issues
-num!ber: num!ber + 1
-
-
-
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
-; not implemented but may do in future
-
-; see undefined types in GCP-datatypes.r
-; utf-8 usage
-
-
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
-; tag! - Can't do :(
-; * GCP doesn't like html tags unless they're escape
-; * ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7787834/using-google-prettify-to-display-html-and-css-code-do-i-have-to-replace-every
-
-
 ; below should highlight correctly! (just a highlighting placeholder!)
 print "hello world"

fixed.html

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
     </head>
     <body>
         <h1>Rebol</h1>
-        <h2>Highlighting not working in lang-rebol.js (using sunburst CSS)</h2>
+        <h2>Highlighting now working in lang-rebol.js (using sunburst CSS)</h2>
 
         <pre class="prettyprint lang-rebol">
 Rebol []
@@ -26,7 +26,6 @@ <h2>Highlighting not working in lang-rebol.js (using sunburst CSS)</h2>
 ;
 ; So below should all work now :)
 
-
 literal: [the'end]
 
 ok_filename: %file%20with%20space.txt
@@ -81,13 +80,10 @@ <h2>Highlighting not working in lang-rebol.js (using sunburst CSS)</h2>
 
 
 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
-; tag! 
+; tag! - Can't do :(
 ; * GCP doesn't like html tags unless they're escape
 ; * ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7787834/using-google-prettify-to-display-html-and-css-code-do-i-have-to-replace-every
-; Below use html entities
 
-simple-tag: &lt;div id="class"&gt;testing&lt;/div&gt;
-nested-tag: &lt;div id="class"&gt;&lt;span&gt;testing&lt;span&gt;&lt;/div&gt;
 
 ; below should highlight correctly! (just a highlighting placeholder!)
 print "hello world"