VS Integration: Coloring is turned off when using some UDC calls about xsharppublic HOT 7 CLOSED

Ok, understood. I have made a change to handle this correctly. The editor window now looks like this:

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You really like to stress the editor, don't you 😄

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Robert,
I am not guilty 😄
This is a real application that has been migrated from VO, and I am currently making changes to the code. To be honest, I don't really like UDC myself, as it makes it difficult to analyze unfamiliar code.

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Robert,
To help you find the problem, I prepared a project with a ready-made example (VS2022):
TestConsoleApplication.zip

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The problem seems to be the fact that there are some unneeded semicolons in your definition:
If you change

#command LOAD_BEGIN(<cKOD>) => ;; ;
IF DBSEEK(<cKOD>)

#command LOAD_COMPLETE() => ;; ;
ENDIF

to

#command LOAD_BEGIN(<cKOD>) =>  ;
IF DBSEEK(<cKOD>)

#command LOAD_COMPLETE() =>  ;
ENDIF

then it works correctly.

The extra ;; inserts an empty statement in the output and that seems to confuse the editor parser. Why did you add these?

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Robert,
I don't know why there are multiple semicolons. I didn't add them. So it was in VO, from where it migrated to X# in its original form (except for bringing it to the new X# syntax). In VO, my other colleagues did it.

This is how it looked in VO:

****************************************************************************
* LOAD_BEGIN(<cKOD>)
****************************************************************************
LOAD_BEGIN(<cKOD>) => ;; ;
IF DBSEEK(<cKOD>)

****************************************************************************
* LOAD_COMPLETE()
****************************************************************************
LOAD_COMPLETE() => ;; ;
ENDIF

etc.

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Fixed!

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