Edit Modes
Additional syntax highlighting modes that are not distributed with jEdit. You will need to add a mode catalog entry after placing the mode file in an appropriate mode directory. The recommended mode catalog entry can be found inside a comment at the start of each mode file. See the Installing Modes section of the jEdit user's guide for details.
This is based on the "cplusplus" template, but with only valid Cg keywords and all basic built-in functions and data types present.
v0.2 Contains a few more keywords.
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- FUNCTION: own functions
- KEYWORD1: language constructs (__FILE__, break, extends, ..)
- KEYWORD2: internal functions (PHP, xdebug, SimpleTest/PHPUnit), DTD tags
- KEYWORD3: variable names (plus true, false, null)
- KEYWORD4: class relevant things (definitions, methods, vars)
- LITERAL1: literals
- LITERAL2: HTML entities
- COMMENT1: "#", "/* */"
- COMMENT2: "//" and HTML comments
- COMMENT3: PHPdoc
Updated on 03/18/2005 - 21:00
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Specifically, this was developed with 12C508 to 12CE519 chips in mind, but is easily adaptable to other PIC microcontrollers. If anyone feels like enhancing this edit mode, go ahead and upload it!
Supports numeric literals in forms like 0xABC123, 0ABC123h, 01010101b, 42d, 01234567o.
Please remember to create an entry in the modes/catalog file or this edit mode won't show up!
Updated on 02/10/2011 - 00:48
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