[TextMate] defining syntaxes

[Brian Lalor]

Couple of questions regarding syntaxes:

I'm working on modifying the HTML syntax to support JSP.  I've created 
the following definition for comments; JSP and HTML comments are 
similar.  JSP comments look like <%-- comment --%>.  I can use a simple 
regexp to search for <!-- or <%--, but is there a way to be smarter 
about how the comment ends?  I'd like to make sure an illegal JSP 
comment gets highlighted as such:

	WRONG:
	<%-- -->

... or maybe ...
	<%-- --> --%>

I've currently got the (not quite smart enough) pattern:
		{
			name = "Comments";
			begin = "<[%!]--";
			end = "--%?>";
			foregroundColor = "red";
		},

How is the "include" keyword supposed to work in a pattern?  I've tried 
this:
			name = "Embedded Java";
			backgroundColor = "#E5E5E5";
			begin = "<%";
			include = "Java";
			end = "%>";

... but that only highlights the background of the excursion, not the 
text within.  I've created a Java bundle with "Java" defined in 
Syntaxes/Java.plist.

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