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<contexts >
<!-- "package section" is the context for the package defination. As it is the first context
in this file, it is also the context with which the interpreter starts. -->
<context attribute= "Error" lineEndContext= "#stay" name= "package section" >
<!-- Handle tags: -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Tag" context= "tag_line_value" String= "((Icon)[ \t]*:[ \t]*)" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Tag" context= "tag_line_os" String= "((ExclusiveOs|ExcludeOs)[ \t]*:[ \t]*)" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Tag" context= "tag_line_arch" String= "((BuildArch|BuildArchitectures|ExclusiveArch|ExcludeArch)[ \t]*:[ \t]*)" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Tag" context= "tag_line_package" String= "((Conflicts|Obsoletes|Provides|Requires|Requires\(.*\)|Enhances|Suggests|BuildConflicts|BuildRequires|Recommends|PreReq)[ \t]*:[ \t]*)" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Tag" context= "tag_line_integer" String= "((Epoch|Serial|Nosource|Nopatch)[ \t]*:[ \t]*)" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Tag" context= "tag_line_switch" String= "((AutoReq|AutoProv|AutoReqProv)[ \t]*:[ \t]*)" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Tag" context= "tag_line_string" String= "((Copyright|License|Summary|Summary\(.*\)|Distribution|Vendor|Packager|Group|Source\d*|Patch\d*|BuildRoot|Prefix)[ \t]*:[ \t]*)" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Tag" context= "tag_line_string_only_one_word" String= "((Name|Version|Release|Url|URL)[ \t]*:[ \t]*)" column= "0" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "macro entry in package section" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<!-- Handle comments. "# norootforbuild" is displayed like a tag. -->
<RegExpr context= "Comment" String= "[ \t]*#" column= "0" lookAhead= "true" />
<!-- Spaces are okay -->
<DetectSpaces attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" />
<!-- Fallback value for every non - space -->
<!-- RegExpr attribute="Error" context="#stay" String="[^\s]" / -->
</context>
<!-- "macro entry in package section" is used for lines in the package section that start
with a macro. It recognizes macros. Everything else is treated as normal text. This context
is used to prevent to highlight syntax errors after macros. With the next line break, this
context will switch back ("#pop"). -->
<context attribute= "Shell commands" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "macro entry in package section" >
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "package section start line" simply is used for the parameters after the
"%package" macro. With the next line break, it will switch to the
"package section" context which will handle everything else. -->
<context attribute= "Shell commands" lineEndContext= "package section" name= "package section start line" >
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "command section" is a generic context for all secions (like %prep, %build, %install...)
where you can enter shell commands. -->
<context attribute= "Shell commands" lineEndContext= "#stay" name= "command section" >
<!-- Handle \ -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Escaped character" String= "\\." />
<DetectChar attribute= "Line break" char= "\" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<!-- Handle comments. "# norootforbuild" is displayed like a tag. -->
<RegExpr context= "Comment" String= "[ \t]*#" column= "0" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "changelog section" is the context for the changelog. By default, everything that is
not recognized especially, is interpretated as changelog text. -->
<context attribute= "String" lineEndContext= "#stay" name= "changelog section" >
<!-- Handle calender date -->
<DetectChar attribute= "Tag" context= "changelog_weekday" char= "*" column= "0" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<!-- Handle comments. "# norootforbuild" is displayed like a tag. -->
<RegExpr context= "Comment" String= "[ \t]*#" column= "0" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "description section start line" simply is used for the parameters after the
"%description" macro. With the next line break, it will switch to the
"description section" context which will handle the content of the description. -->
<context attribute= "Shell commands" lineEndContext= "description section" name= "description section start line" >
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "description section" is a follow - up context of "description section start line". See
there for further details. -->
<context attribute= "String" lineEndContext= "#stay" name= "description section" >
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<!-- Handle comments. "# norootforbuild" is displayed like a tag. -->
<RegExpr context= "Comment" String= "[ \t]*#" column= "0" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- This is a convenience context that is handling comments automatically. Furthermore it
handles "# norootforbuild" because it looks like a comment. If a context supports comments,
simple use "<RegExpr context= "Comment" String= "[ \t]*#" column= "0" lookAhead= "true" /> ".
(This context relies on the asumption that # is the first non-whitespace. We have to
guarantee this when calling this context! -->
<context attribute= "Comment" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "Comment" >
<!-- While indeeted comments are not allowed by the standard (see section "Comments" at
http://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora_Draft_Documentation/0.1/html/RPM_Guide/ch-specfile-syntax.html#id1961462),
rpmbuild accepts them nevertheless. We highlight them as comments, but we mark the
indeet. -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Hint" context= "#stay" String= "[ \t]+(?=#)" column= "0" />
<!-- Handle "# norootforbuild" and some of its miss - spellings. -->
<StringDetect attribute= "Tag" context= "every_non_whitespace_is_warning" String= "# norootforbuild" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Warning" context= "#stay" String= "#[ \t]*norootforbuild" />
<!-- Warning on single percent ("%"), but not on double percent ("%%"): -->
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Comment" char= "%" char1= "%" />
<DetectChar attribute= "Warning" char= "%" />
<IncludeRules context= "##Alerts" /> <!-- Alert -->
</context>
<!-- "every_non_whitespace_is_error" is a simple helper context. It switchs back to the
previous context at the end of the line. -->
<context attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" >
<RegExpr attribute= "Error" context= "#stay" String= "[^\s]" />
</context>
<!-- "every_non_whitespace_is_warning" is a simple helper context. It switchs back to the
previous context at the end of the line. -->
<context attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "every_non_whitespace_is_warning" >
<RegExpr attribute= "Warning" context= "#stay" String= "[^\s]" />
</context>
<!-- "tag_line_value" is a context for enumeration values. It makes no further syntax
check. -->
<context attribute= "Enumeration" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "tag_line_value" >
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "tag_line_string" is a context for string values. It makes no further syntax
check. -->
<context attribute= "String" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "tag_line_string" >
<!-- Handle \ -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Escaped character" String= "\\[^%]" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Escaped character" String= "\\(?=(\%))" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "tag_line_string_only_one_word" is a context for string values. The first word is
highlighted as string, but after the first space (normal space, tab...), all other
words are highlighted as error. WARNING: This context requieres that there is no space at
the begin! -->
<context attribute= "String" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "tag_line_string_only_one_word" >
<!-- Handle \ -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Escaped character" String= "\\[^%]" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Escaped character" String= "\\(?=(\%))" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "tag_line_string" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<!-- Handle spaces -->
<DetectSpaces context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" />
</context>
<!-- "tag_line_integer" is a context for integer values. Non - integer context is marked as
error. -->
<context attribute= "Error" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "tag_line_integer" >
<Int attribute= "Integer" context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "tag_line_integer_without_syntax_check" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<RegExpr context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" String= "." lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "tag_line_os" is a context for values that define the operation system. Unknown values
are marked as error. -->
<context attribute= "Warning" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "tag_line_os" >
<!-- Spaces are okay -->
<DetectSpaces attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" />
<!-- Recognize valid values -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Enumeration" String= "&os;&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "tag_line_value" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "tag_line_integer_without_syntax_check" is a context that is used internally by
"tag_line_integer" after macros. -->
<context attribute= "Integer" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "tag_line_integer_without_syntax_check" >
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "tag_line_arch" is a context for values that define the computer type. Unknown values
are marked as error. -->
<context attribute= "Warning" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "tag_line_arch" >
<!-- Spaces are okay -->
<DetectSpaces attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" />
<!-- Recognize valid values -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Enumeration" String= "&arch;&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "tag_line_value" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "tag_line_package" is a context for dependency handling. The keywords <= >= == < > are
recognized and highlighted as keywords. Thee rest is simply highlighted as enumeration. See
http://docs.fedoraproject.org/drafts/rpm-guide-en/ch-specfile-syntax.html#id3045258 and
http://docs.fedoraproject.org/drafts/rpm-guide-en/ch-advanced-packaging.html#id2979270 for
details -->
<context attribute= "Enumeration" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "tag_line_package" >
<AnyChar attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" String= "()" /> <!-- See http://rpm5.org/docs/api/dependencies.html about the parentheses -->
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" char= "<" char1= "=" />
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" char= ">" char1= "=" />
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" char= "=" char1= "=" />
<AnyChar attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" String= "=<>," />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- "tag_line_switch" is a context that accepts "0", "1", "yes" and "no" as value.
Everything else is an error. See http://www.rpm.org/max-rpm-snapshot/s1-rpm-depend-auto-depend.html
and http://www.rpm.org/max-rpm/s1-rpm-inside-tags.html#S3-RPM-INSIDE-AUTOREQPROV-TAG -->
<context attribute= "Error" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "tag_line_switch" >
<AnyChar attribute= "Enumeration" context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" String= "01" />
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Enumeration" context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" char= "n" char1= "o" />
<StringDetect attribute= "Enumeration" context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" String= "yes" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "tag_line_value" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<RegExpr context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" String= "." lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- A context that doesn't test for format errors in the changelog date anymore. Necessary
if macros are used. -->
<context attribute= "Tag" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "changelog_generic" >
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- A context that handles the weekday in the changelog date. -->
<context attribute= "Tag" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "changelog_weekday" >
<DetectSpaces />
<keyword context= "changelog_month" attribute= "Tag" String= "weekdays" />
<!-- % handling without format errors in the date of the changelog -->
<AnyChar context= "changelog_generic" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<RegExpr context= "changelog_month" attribute= "Error" String= "\S*" />
</context>
<!-- A context that handles the month in the changelog date. -->
<context attribute= "Tag" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "changelog_month" >
<DetectSpaces />
<keyword context= "changelog_day" attribute= "Tag" String= "month names" />
<!-- % handling without format errors in the date of the changelog -->
<AnyChar context= "changelog_generic" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<RegExpr context= "changelog_day" attribute= "Error" String= "\S*" />
</context>
<!-- A context that handles the day in the changelog date. -->
<context attribute= "Tag" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "changelog_day" >
<DetectSpaces />
<keyword context= "changelog_year" attribute= "Tag" String= "days" />
<!-- % handling without format errors in the date of the changelog -->
<AnyChar context= "changelog_generic" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<RegExpr context= "changelog_year" attribute= "Error" String= "\S*" />
</context>
<!-- A context that handles the year in the changelog date. -->
<context attribute= "Tag" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "changelog_year" >
<DetectSpaces />
<RegExpr context= "changelog_header" attribute= "Tag" String= "(\d{4})&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" />
<!-- % handling without format errors in the date of the changelog -->
<AnyChar context= "changelog_generic" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<RegExpr context= "changelog_header" attribute= "Error" String= "\S*" />
</context>
<!-- A context that handles the text after the date in a changelog (name, e - mail...). -->
<context attribute= "Tag" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "changelog_header" >
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- Handles everything that comes after %ifos etc... -->
<context attribute= "Warning" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "parameters after ifos" >
<!-- Spaces are okay -->
<DetectSpaces attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" />
<!-- Recognize valid values -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Enumeration" String= "&os;&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- Handles everything that comes after %ifarch etc... -->
<context attribute= "Warning" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "parameters after ifarch" >
<!-- Spaces are okay -->
<DetectSpaces attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" />
<!-- Recognize valid values -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Enumeration" String= "&arch;&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- Handles expressions after conditionals. -->
<context attribute= "Error" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "expression after _if_ statement" >
<!-- spaces should not be "Error" (which is the default for unrecognized entities) -->
<DetectSpaces attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" context= "#stay" />
<!-- %if recognizes && || > < >= <= == != ! and () -->
<AnyChar attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" String= "()" />
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" char= "&" char1= "&" />
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" char= "<" char1= "=" />
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" char= ">" char1= "=" />
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" char= "=" char1= "=" />
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" char= "!" char1= "=" />
<AnyChar attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" String= "!<>" />
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Keyword" context= "#stay" char= "|" char1= "|" />
<!-- %if interpretates values either as integer or as string -->
<Int attribute= "Integer" context= "#stay" />
<DetectIdentifier attribute= "String" context= "#stay" />
<DetectChar attribute= "String" context= "quoted strings in if statements" char= """ />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
<!-- This context handles quoted strings in %if statements. WARNING: Make sure that you
switch to this context _after_ parsing the starting ", because at the first occurrence
of " this context switches back. -->
<context attribute= "String" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "quoted strings in if statements" >
<!-- Handle \ -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Escaped character" String= "\\[^"]" />
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<!-- Switch back at the end of the quoted string -->
<DetectChar attribute= "String" context= "#pop" char= """ />
</context>
<!-- Context for %define -->
<context attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "macro defination" >
<DetectSpaces />
<RegExpr attribute= "Enumeration" context= "macro defination content" String= "[&a_valid_char_in_macro_names;]*&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Error" context= "macro defination content" String= "[^ \t]*" />
</context>
<!-- Context for the content of a macro defination. -->
<context attribute= "String" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "macro defination content" >
<DetectSpaces />
<LineContinue attribute= "Line break" context= "#stay" />
<DetectChar attribute= "Warning" char= "\" />
</context>
<!-- Context for %undefine -->
<context attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "undefine macro" >
<DetectSpaces />
<RegExpr attribute= "Enumeration" context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" String= "[&a_valid_char_in_macro_names;]*&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Error" context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" String= "." />
</context>
<!-- This context handles automatically all type of macros, keywords and so on that start with % or $.
It expects a string starting with % or $ (otherwise, this context will fail!). -->
<context attribute= "Fallback for separator spaces" lineEndContext= "#pop" name= "handle_percent" >
<Detect2Chars attribute= "Escaped character" context= "#pop" char= "%" char1= "%" />
<!-- Keywords: -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Keyword" context= "expression after _if_ statement" String= "%(if!?)&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" firstNonSpace= "true" beginRegion= "if_block" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Keyword" context= "parameters after ifarch" String= "%&arch_conditionals_names;&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" firstNonSpace= "true" beginRegion= "if_block" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Keyword" context= "parameters after ifos" String= "%&os_conditionals_names;&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" firstNonSpace= "true" beginRegion= "if_block" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Keyword" context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" String= "%else&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" firstNonSpace= "true" endRegion= "if_block" beginRegion= "if_block" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Keyword" context= "every_non_whitespace_is_error" String= "%endif&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" firstNonSpace= "true" endRegion= "if_block" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Keyword" context= "macro defination" String= "%(define|global)&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" firstNonSpace= "true" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Keyword" context= "undefine macro" String= "%undefine&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" firstNonSpace= "true" />
<!-- If a command section starts (=section macro at begin of the line), we switch
to the corresponding context. There will never be a return to THIS context...: -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Section" context= "package section start line" String= "%package&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Section" context= "description section start line" String= "%description&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Section" context= "command section" String= "%&command_section_name;&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" column= "0" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Section" context= "changelog section" String= "%changelog&lookahead_whitespace_eol;" column= "0" />
<!-- Handle normal macros -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Error" context= "#pop" String= "%([\{\(][ \t]{0,}){0,1}(if|&arch_conditionals_names;|&os_conditionals_names;|else|endif|define|global|undefine|package|description|&command_section_name;|changelog)(?=($|[^&a_valid_char_in_macro_names;]))" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Macro call" context= "macro content in parenthesis" String= "%[&a_valid_char_in_macro_names;]*\(" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Macro call" context= "macro content in braces" String= "(%|\$)\{" />
<RegExpr attribute= "Macro call" context= "#pop" String= "(%|\$)([&a_valid_char_in_macro_names;]{1,}|\*|\#)(?=($|[^&a_valid_char_in_macro_names;]))" /> <!-- ')' and '}' are only allowed as macro terminator in the lookahead because when you do something like %__make %{?jobs: - j %jobs}, then the "%jobs" is a valid macro. However, the disadvantage is that a line like "%abc} isn't marked as error. But it is to complicate to distinguish this properly. -->
<RegExpr attribute= "Error" context= "#pop" String= "(%|\$)([&a_valid_char_in_macro_names;]{1,}|\*|\#)" />
<AnyChar attribute= "Error" context= "#pop" String= "%$" /> <!-- a single % or $ is also an error -->
</context>
<!-- Used internally by "handle_percent" -->
<context attribute= "Macro call" lineEndContext= "#pop#pop" name= "macro content in parenthesis" >
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
<DetectChar attribute= "Macro call" context= "#pop#pop" char= ")" />
<AnyChar attribute= "Error" context= "#stay" String= "({}" />
</context>
<!-- Used internally by "handle_percent" -->
<context attribute= "Macro call" lineEndContext= "#pop#pop" name= "macro content in braces" >
<DetectChar attribute= "Macro call" context= "#pop#pop" char= "}" />
<AnyChar attribute= "Error" context= "#stay" String= "({)" />
<!-- (This seems to be confusing instead of helping)AnyChar attribute="Keyword" context="#stay" String="!?:" / -->
<!-- Handle % -->
<AnyChar context= "handle_percent" String= "%$" lookAhead= "true" />
</context>
</contexts>
<itemDatas >
<!-- "Shell commands" is used for the sections like %prep, %build or %install, where you write
shell commands. -->
<itemData name= "Shell commands" defStyleNum= "dsNormal" />
<!-- "Fallback for separator spaces" is used as a fallback context for spaces between
different contexts. For example: "%if 1 < = %number" has the contexts Keyword,
Integer, Keyword and Macro call. But the spaces between? They are using THIS
context. -->
<itemData name= "Fallback for separator spaces" defStyleNum= "dsNormal" />
<itemData name= "Keyword" defStyleNum= "dsKeyword" />
<itemData name= "Comment" defStyleNum= "dsComment" />
<itemData name= "Tag" defStyleNum= "dsDataType" />
<!-- "Enumeration" is used for data types where you can't use arbitrary strings but have
to use predefined values (like in "Provides:" or "%undefine"). -->
<itemData name= "Enumeration" defStyleNum= "dsOthers" />
<itemData name= "String" defStyleNum= "dsString" />
<itemData name= "Integer" defStyleNum= "dsDecVal" />
<!-- "Error" is used for problems that will always produce an error in the interpretation
process. -->
<itemData name= "Error" defStyleNum= "dsError" />
<!-- "Warning" is used for problems that will maybe produce an error in the interpretation
process or will lead to unexpected results. -->
<itemData name= "Warning" defStyleNum= "dsError" />
<!-- "Hint" is used for problems that will never produce an error in the interpretation
process and will always work like expected (the interpreter has error tolerance),
but that are claimed as bad or invalid .spec following the documentation. -->
<itemData name= "Hint" defStyleNum= "dsError" />
<itemData name= "Macro call" defStyleNum= "dsFunction" />
<itemData name= "Section" defStyleNum= "dsRegionMarker" />
<itemData name= "Escaped character" defStyleNum= "dsChar" />
<itemData name= "Line break" defStyleNum= "dsKeyword" />
</itemDatas>
</highlighting>
<general >
<!-- defining all word deliminators except space and tab as weak -->
<keywords casesensitive= "1" weakDeliminator= ".():!+,-<=>%&*/;?[]^{|}~\," />
<comments >
<comment name= "singleLine" start= "#" />
</comments>
</general>
</language>
