PseudoPOD for UltraEdit
July 14th, 2004 • General
After reading The Making of BSD Hacks, I started using PseudoPod. It’s great for writing documentation that can be read as plain text, and also be a source for many other formats, like HTML, PDF, PS, LaTeX, and even DockBook!
But this isn’t about PseudoPod’s advantages, this is a little tip for developers using Windows and my favorite editor for Windows; UltraEdit. Here’s a basic syntax highlighting mode for UltraEdit to make PseudoPod users happy. Only note that lines ending with a \ designate line wrapping, UltraEdit doesn’t like things on multiple lines.
Hope you like it.
/L10 "PseudoPod" Noquote Nocase HTML_LANG Block Comment On = =for \ Block Comment Off = =end Block Comment On Alt = <!-- Block Comment \ Off Alt = --> File Extensions = POD /Function String = "%=[a-zA-Z]*" /C1 "Commands" ** =head =begin =over =back =item =author =end =for /C2 "Keywords" author editor editors epigraph figure graphic html listing literal picture production table /C3 "Tables" =headrow =bodyrows =row =cell ** < <table> <table </table> <tbody> <tbody </tbody> <td <td> </td> <tfoot> \ <tfoot </tfoot> <th <th> </th> <thead> <thead </thead> <tr <tr> </tr> \ <tt> </tt> <tt >