Remove Width as a keyword

[DecimalTurn]

I wanted to double check that all the IO keywords that were introduced were reserved keywords and could not be confused with variables.

Turns out it's the case for all of them except Width:

Then, I went and looked at the documentation and noticed that the Width statement is not a real statement, it's more of Sub and the VBA object explorer confirms this:

I would then suggest to remove it from the list as it's not even highlighted in the VBE itself.

Related issue: #96

[serkonda7]

Thanks for the thorough review of the changes. I will publish a new release in a few hours.

[DecimalTurn]

No, worries. I should have made that check before posting the list of statements, but the docs is misleading in that regard.

[serkonda7]

Agreed. MS docs should be more clear. I have checked the docs for every keyword you added too and did not spot width being special.

[serkonda7]

In the future, we might use the list of keywords in the docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/language/reference/keywords-visual-basic-for-applications

However I haven't checked whether it is complete.

[h8nor]

The keyword Any is also not true for type of data.

vscode-vba/syntaxes/vba.tmGrammar.yml

Line 102 in b142af1

match: (?i)\b(Any|Byte|Boolean|Currency|Collection|Date|Double|Integer|Long(Long|Ptr)?|Object|Single|String|Variant)\b

vscode-vba/syntaxes/tests/vba/other.bas

Line 132 in b142af1

Declare PtrSafe Sub First Lib "MyLib" (ByRef a As Any)

vscode-vba/CHANGELOG.md

Lines 67 to 73 in b142af1

	## 0.8.0
	_02 November 2022_
	**Additions**
	- Syntax highlighting for the WinWrap Basic language
	- Highlight vba keywords `Eqv`, `Imp`, `TypeOf`, `AddressOf`, `WithEvents`, `Event`, `RaiseEvent`,
	`Erase` and `Any`

[DecimalTurn]

@h8nor While it is true that we can't create a variable directly in VBA with the type Any, it can still be used to define functions that are referencing external DLLs.

For example, this is valid VBA syntax:

Private Declare PtrSafe Function SendMessageA Lib "user32" (ByVal hWnd As LongPtr, ByVal wMsg As Long, _
                                                                ByVal wParam As LongPtr, lParam As Any) As LongPtr