Hi Frank´
that's a nice smily, but doesn't work for me.
When I read the line
keyword whole +\: somecolor,
I would interpret it like: Color all words, which
ends in a colon. And I guess the backslash is mistyped,
because the colon don't have to get escaped, as far as I
know. But the wo/-backspac
Hello Sasche,
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> thanks fast reply. Correct me if I am wrong.
> The `\s' character is a escape for a
> white space ` ' in the syntax file.
Correctly.
> My labels begin all at the start of a line. Other
> coders might define labels in another way, it's
> matter of taste. F
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Hello Frank´
thanks fast reply. Correct me if I am wrong.
The `\s' character is a escape for a
white space ` ' in the syntax file.
My labels begin all at the start of a line. Other
coders might define labels in another way, it's
matter of taste. For
Hi Sascha,
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> In assembly language, labels are defined by a string and a closing
> colone. For example:
>
> label1:
>
> The syntax file requires a start and a stop pattern. But the start
> pattern can't be an asteric `*' nor a selection of allowed
> characters `\[abc...\]
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In assembly language, labels are defined by a string and a closing
colone. For example:
label1:
The syntax file requires a start and a stop pattern. But the start
pattern can't be an asteric `*' nor a selection of allowed characters
`\[abc...\]'.
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