I've given the .lang file for NekoML another attempt as well. I found some keywords (var, if, else, function, try, catch, type, match, then, while and exception) in src/nekoml/Lexer.nml but there are a couple of others in src/nekoml/Parser.nml (open, rec, mutable and as) which aren't declared as keywords (in the lexer) and matching is done against literal strings although they appear to be keywords. What are the keywords of NekoML?
Some identifiers (such as "rec" or "mutable") can be used in particular places and have a specific meaning. However they are not strictly speaking "keywords" since they can be used as normal identifiers everywhere else in the program, without usually any ambiguity.
It's up to you to decide to highlight them or not.
Are int, float, string, bool, char and void the only types except for user defined types?
You can watch neko/src/core/Core.nml declarations. Here again, it depends what you call a "core" type. Nicolas -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
