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Hi
in my .c file i have certain words. All after these words is normally different but shall be shown only as un-important. Exampe: this is a text word1 word2 char3 all after "this is a text" shall be ignored. How is the rule therefore? ![]() |
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Hello,
You likely have an grammar element that is unimportant and not terminated that is also grabbing the other words in the line or lines below. If you click your cursor into the text, between the "w" and "o", the bottom status bar will tell you the current grammar element that is detected. If this is one of the unimportant types, that would explain why it is marked as unimportant. You would then want to work your way backwards to where the grammar begins to find out why word1 is included. If you are still having trouble, please email us at support@scootersoftware.com with: - A link to this forum thread for our reference - Your BCSupport.zip from the Help menu -> Support, Export - A pair of sample files demonstrating the issue - A screenshot showing us the text section, and preferably line numbers, in BC3. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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