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Unfortunately, whatever syntax is used for marking and anchors, thisĪlways conflicts with the language-dependent syntax highlightingĪs the marking and anchors renders the source code invalid. In technical documentation it is regularily necessary to markĪrbitrary pieces of code and interspice reference anchors. These three kinds of syntactical elements. As aĬonsequence, Syntax intentionally(!) reduces the syntax highlighting Hence should highlight comments, keywords, and literals only. That syntax highlighting has to be as unobstrusive as possible and Strict opinion when it comes to source code. Engelschall, is a die-hard coder with a very Is a science of its own, Syntax under the hood uses the excellent
The language-specific determination of comments, keywords and Syntax is based on four major design aspects: Syntax is JavaScript library (for use in Node.js and BrowserĮnvironments) to apply Syntax Highlighting to a piece of input text.
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