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> This [[http://iterative.org/haxe/scite-haxe-1.tbz2|archive]] contains files to make SciTE[1] support syntax coloring and API calltips for the Haxe[2] language. It is part of the public domain. 
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> Here's how to "install" it:
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>  * move haxe.api to a convenient place. I've put it in /usr/local/share/scite/ on my Linux, you might prefer some other place.
>  * copy the contents of haxe.properties into your ~/.SciTEUser.properties or anywhere else where scite will find it.  Adapt the path to haxe.api (in the second-to-last line) according to where you've put it.
>  * if you like, try out the syntax color definitions from colors.properties.
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> Maybe restart your SciTE, then enjoy! : Haxe keywords should be highlighted, known words from the haxe API will be colored in a different style (i'm personally not quite sure if i like this), and you will have "calltips" (tooltips that pop up) explaining the API.
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> Note that SciTE doesn't know anything about the semantics of the Haxe API - calltips are based purely on the function name - so a hint doesn't meant that the object you're trying to call the function on actually is of the right type, etc. But it provides *some* hints :)
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> any feedback to: dan_AT_f3c_DOT_com [3]
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> [1] SciTE - the SCIntilla-based Text Editor: [[http://scintilla.org/SciTE.html]]
> [2] Haxe - web oriented universal language: [[http://haxe.org/]]
> [3] daniel fischer - [[http://0xDF.com/]]
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> ==== Example installation ====
> <code haxe>
> $ wget http://iterative.org/haxe/scite-haxe-1.tbz2
> $ bunzip2 scite-haxe-1.tbz2 
> $ tar -xf scite-haxe-1.tar 
> $ cd scite-haxe-1
> $ more README 
> $ ls -l ~/.SciTEUser.properties 
> $ cat haxe.properties  >> ~/.SciTEUser.properties 
> $ sudo mkdir /usr/local/share/scite/
> $ sudo cp haxe.api /usr/local/share/scite/haxe.api
> </code>
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