syntax-highlighting

Are there any standard syntax highlighting rules for R? If yes, where can they be found? Or does each editor, IDE, package (e.g., the highlight package) create their own rule set? Richie Cotton Each editor creates their own rule set. For historical reasons, each editor has implemented syntax highlighting in its own way. Having a cross-editor standard may be possible using, for example, GeSHi , but it would almost certainly require a lot of effort getting editor makers to sign up to it, especially if they already have their own system. Eclipse uses .hrc files for storing syntax information.

I would like Dreamweaver to show me the opening/closing tag when I select a tag. This functionality is seen in many editors, I know for sure Eclipse has it. To make things clearer: When I select/highlight a <div> opening tag with my mouse I would like Dreamweaver to select/highlight the </div> closing tag. My main questions: Does anybody know what this functionality is called? Does anybody know how to add this functionality to Dreamweaver? I've tried searching the Dreamweaver extensions on the Adobe exchange but couldn't find what I'm looking for. David Powers Dreamweaver has two different

I am looking for a way to highlight or use different face of quoted text in plain text. It seems that there should be a sophisticated/enhanced text mode but I cannot find it. If there isn't a easy solution, can you let me know where should I begin to write a function? Thank you very much! A noob who has been using Emacs from 19.xx I'm not sure about a major-mode that already does this, but you can make one easily enough using define-derived-mode (define-derived-mode rich-text-mode text-mode "Rich Text" "text mode with string highlighting." ;;register keywords (setq rich-text-font-lock-keywords

I have a Laravel blade template (.blade.php) which contains plain JavaScript as a section that will be later inserted into a generic wrapper. So the example would be: <div>Some HTML content</div> @section('js') var a = "b"; someCall(); @endsection Now PhpStorm would recognize the JavaScript if it was in <script> tag, which it can't be. So I've tried this which I would expect to work like a section highlighter hint: @section('js') // @lang JavaScript var a = "b"; someCall(); // @endlang @endsection and this @section('js') // language=JavaScript var a = "b"; someCall(); @endsection But nothing

I'm still new to Javascript so when my editor highlights it I'm intrigued. what exactly does it do? Example: /// things go after here Some documentation generators regard three slashes /// as introducing documentation comments to JavaScript. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb514138(v=vs.110).aspx So three slashes work the same as two slashes as far as JavaScript is concerned (it's a comment-to-end-of-line), but three slashes can be interpreted by documentation generators to indicate a documentation section. Example: function getArea(radius) { /// <summary>Determines the area of a