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# external lpeg lexers
lexer.lpeg.home=$(SciteDefaultHome)/context/lexers
lexer.lpeg.color.theme=scite-context-theme
# lexer.lpeg.color.theme=$(SciteDefaultHome)/context/lexers/themes/scite-context-theme.lua
# The lexer dll no longer interfaces to teh following properties. It never had a full
# interface, so maybe I'll make my own.
fold.by.parsing=1
fold.by.indentation=0
fold.by.line=0
fold.line.comments=0
# you can put the dll/so file in the <scitehome>/context/lexers path or keep it in
# <scitehome>/lexers
if PLAT_WIN
lexerpath.*.lpeg=$(lexer.lpeg.home)/../../lexers/lexlpeg.dll
# lexerpath.*.lpeg=$(lexer.lpeg.home)/lexers/lexlpeg.dll
if PLAT_GTK
lexerpath.*.lpeg=$(lexer.lpeg.home)/../../lexers/liblexlpeg.so
# lexerpath.*.lpeg=$(lexer.lpeg.home)/lexers/liblexlpeg.so
# the variable lexer.name is automatically set but I'm not sure what the following
# one is supposed to do so we keep it around (sams as in lpeg.properties, which we
# don't load)
lexer.*.lpeg=lpeg
# in principle you can do the following, as we're mostly compatible with the
# default lexers but for a regular context setup the lexers built-in scite are
# just fine so in principle we only need the dll/so
#
# import lexers/lpeg
# patterns should be original (not clash with built in)
file.patterns.cweb=*.w;*.ww;
file.patterns.cpp=*.h;*.c;*.hh;*.cc;*.hpp;*.cpp;*.hxx;*.cxx;
file.patterns.bib=*.bib
lexer.$(file.patterns.metapost)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-mps
lexer.$(file.patterns.metafun)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-mps
lexer.$(file.patterns.context)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-tex
lexer.$(file.patterns.lua)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-lua
lexer.$(file.patterns.example)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-xml
lexer.$(file.patterns.text)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-txt
lexer.$(file.patterns.pdf)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-pdf
lexer.$(file.patterns.cweb)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-web
lexer.$(file.patterns.cpp)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-cpp
lexer.$(file.patterns.bib)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-bibtex
lexer.$(file.patterns.tex)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-tex
lexer.$(file.patterns.xml)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-xml
lexer.$(file.patterns.html)=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-xml
# It's a real pitty that we cannot overload the errorlist lexer. That would
# make scite even more interesting. Add to that including lpeg and the lpeg
# lexer and thereby providing an interface to properties.
#~ lexer.errorlist=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-txt
#~ lexer.output=lpeg_scite-context-lexer-txt
comment.block.lpeg_scite-context-lexer-tex=%
comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_scite-context-lexer-tex=1
comment.block.lpeg_scite-context-lexer-mps=%
comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_scite-context-lexer-mps=1
comment.block.lpeg_scite-context-lexer-lua=--
comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_scite-context-lexer-lua=1
comment.block.lpeg_scite-context-lexer-cld=--
comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_scite-context-lexer-cld=1
comment.block.lpeg_props=#
comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_props=1
#~ comment.block.lpeg_ctx-tex=%
#~ comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_ctx-tex=1
#~ comment.block.lpeg_ctx-mps=%
#~ comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_ctx-mps=1
#~ comment.block.lpeg_ctx-lua=--
#~ comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_ctx-lua=1
#~ comment.block.lpeg_ctx-cld=--
#~ comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_ctx-cld=1
#~ comment.block.lpeg_props=#
#~ comment.block.at.line.start.lpeg_props=1
#~ style.*.34=bold
#~ style.*.35=bold
style.*.34=$(styles.bracelight)
style.*.35=$(styles.bracebad)
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