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I am looking for a syntax highlighting component that I can include in a Mac OS X XCode project to allow editing of Ruby, C++, Lua, etc.
I need a component that is open source or has the source included.
My Google searches didn't turn up much in the way of Mac OS X frameworks or components at all…
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I started using Code Collector Pro to organise and save my Emacs codes, and this software requires TextMate bundles for syntax highlighting. They have a lisp bundle, but not an elisp bundle, at least not that I can see. I would think that the syntax highlighting would work under the lisp bundle, but…
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It wld be best if the plugins have syntax highlighting function for html,css and javascript
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Hey
I have defined a few custom file types for vim. I have done this like this:
In vimrc:
au BufWinEnter,BufRead,BufNewFile *.jak set filetype=jak
And then in jak.vim
syn match arrows /<-/
syn match arrows /->/
syn match arrows /=>/
syn match arrows /<=/
highlight arrows ctermfg=brown
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I was about to create a user-defined language file for Notepad++ to syntax-highlight IDL. But before I went and spent the time creating one, I wanted to check with the "community" to see if anyone else has one that's ready to go.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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