OK, I took a look at the tutorial on creating the new language
modules and got promptly lost. Particularly in the function portion.
Since the sample is for lisp, and lisp uses ()'s to start and end
functions, it was impossible for me to follow in the example which ()
X's where for lisp and which where part of the regex named code.
Could someone give an example using {}'s instead?
And is it going to be possible to adapt this to the LUA function
which is in the form:
function name(stuff)
{ code containing any number of other end's }
end
Notepad++ flods LUA just fine, btw.
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