Re: Text highlighting schemes

From: Dennis Shea (shea AT cgd.ucar.edu)
Date: Mon Apr 11 2005 - 17:22:49 MDT

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    You can see numerous examples of how to highlight syntax
    for different languages at

          http://www.nedit.org/ftp/contrib/highlighting/
          
    Since I am a fortran person I looked at both
          f90.pats and fortran.pats

    Some more info:
          http://www.nedit.org/help/patterns.php
          http://www.csb.yale.edu/userguides/wordprocess/nedit/n6.html
     
    D

    >
    >
    >On Monday, April 11, 2005, at 10:09 PM, Paul Thomas Quelet wrote:
    >
    >> I was wondering if anyone out there had constructed or knows of a
    >> color highlighting scheme for the nedit program. I have successfully
    >> downloaded and used the emacs version, but the learning curve is > large.
    >>
    >>  
    >>
    >> Could someone out there assist me? Thank you.
    >
    >Do you mean syntax highlighting for (programming/scripting) languages,
    >or actually colouring the text ad hoc?
    >
    >If the former, it's under Preferences -> Default Settings -> Syntax
    >Highlighting -> Recognition Patterns, and it requires some playing
    >around to get it working the way you want (what doesn't?).
    >
    >If the latter - sorry, I've no idea and I've never seen it done. Have
    >you tried <http://www.nedit.org/documentation.php>?
    >
    >hth
    >
    >Harry
    >Ian "Harry" Harris
    >Climatic Research Unit
    >University of East Anglia
    >Norwich, UK NR4 7TJ
    >
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