Adobe 38040334 Extending Dreamweaver - Page 64

DREAMWEAVER CS3 58 Extending Dreamweaver outerTag The outerTag value specifies that both the blockStart and blockEnd tags are complete tags and that Dreamweaver should color them as tags would be colored in the scheme that surrounds them. The JavaScript scheme, in which and strings are the blockStart and blockEnd tags, provides an example of this value. This scheme matches blocks of JavaScript code, which does not recognize tags, so the delimiters need to be colored by the scheme that surrounds them. Sample code // comment if (true) window.alert("Hello, World"); Example ]]> innerTag This value is identical to the outerTag value, except that the tag coloring is taken from the scheme inside the delimiters. This is currently used for the html tag. nameTag This value specifies that the blockStart string is the opening of a tag and blockEnd string is the closing of a tag, and these delimiters are to be colored based on the tag settings of the scheme. This type of scheme displays tags that can be embedded inside other tags, such as the cfoutput tag. Sample code Example nameTagScript This value is identical to the nameTag scheme; however, the content is script, such as assignment statements or expressions, as opposed to attribute name=value pairs. This type of scheme displays a unique type of tag that contains script inside the tag itself, such as the ColdFusion cfset, cfif, and cfifelse tags, and can be embedded inside other tags. Sample Code See the sample text for "nameTag" on page 58.