Im trying to create a bundle for GAMS and when wanting to do syntax highlighting i have an issue. Several of the commands in GAMS starts with a $ sign, e.g. $INCLUDE, so how do i get the editor to recognize this? I've tried doing the litteral $ but it wont recognize it in my syntax.
{ name = 'keyword'; match = '^\b((?i)($INCLUDE))\b'; }
What am i doing wrong?
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On Nov 6, 2011, at 2:04 PM, Bjarke Durhuus wrote:
Im trying to create a bundle for GAMS and when wanting to do syntax highlighting i have an issue. Several of the commands in GAMS starts with a $ sign, e.g. $INCLUDE, so how do i get the editor to recognize this? I've tried doing the litteral $ but it wont recognize it in my syntax.
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On Nov 6, 2011, at 8:04 AM, Bjarke Durhuus wrote:
Im trying to create a bundle for GAMS and when wanting to do syntax highlighting i have an issue. Several of the commands in GAMS starts with a $ sign, e.g. $INCLUDE, so how do i get the editor to recognize this? I've tried doing the litteral $ but it wont recognize it in my syntax.
{ name = 'keyword'; match = '^\b((?i)(\$INCLUDE))\b'; }What am i doing wrong?
$ is proper to match the $, it's the first \b that is the issue. That signifies a word boundry which you do not have before $.
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