JGCSCS
4
Eiffel
*.e
JGsoft
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class HELLO_WORLD
creation make
feature make is
  local
    io:BASIC IO
  do
    !!io
    io.put_string("%N Hello World!")
  end -- make
end -- class HELLO_WORLD
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FALSE
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Reserved words

\b(?:alias|all|and|as|check|class|creation|debug|deferred|do|else(?:if)?|end|ensure|expanded|export|external|feature|from|frozen|if|implies|indexing|infix|inherit|inspect|invariant|is|like|local|loop|not|obsolete|old|once|or|prefix|redefine|rename|require|rescue|retry|select|separate|then|undefine|until|variant|when|xor|bit|current|false|precursor|result|strip|true|unique)\b
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FALSE
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0
FALSE
Integer
_ is used as a thousands separator.  The scheme does not verify if digits are in groups of 3, so the number doesn't flicker while it's being typed in.
\b[0-9][_0-9]*+\b
FALSE
FALSE
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0
FALSE
Real

\b(?>[0-9]++(?:\.[0-9]++)?|\.[0-9]++)(?:E[+-]?+[0-9]++)?+\b
TRUE
FALSE
10
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0
FALSE
Hexadecimal number

\b[0-9][A-F0-9]++X\b
TRUE
FALSE
10
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0
FALSE
Single-line comment

--.*+
FALSE
FALSE
5
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0
TRUE
Brackets

[{}]++
FALSE
FALSE
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0
FALSE
Character
Closing ' optional so unclosed strings are colored until the end of the line.  Quotes and nonprintables are escaped with %
'[^'%\r\n]*+(?:%(?:.|$)[^'%\r\n]*+)*+'?
FALSE
FALSE
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0
TRUE
String

"
FALSE
FALSE
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3
TRUE
Operator

[-+*/^\\=<>]++
FALSE
FALSE
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0
FALSE
5
(
)
TRUE
3
[
]
TRUE
3
{
}
FALSE
3
'
'
FALSE
2
"
"
FALSE
5
1
String
1
9
TRUE
5
Closing "

"
FALSE
FALSE
9
0


2
FALSE
End of line
Unclosed string without continuation -> stop coloring as a string
$
FALSE
FALSE
9
0


2
FALSE
Continuation till next line
Strings may span multiple lines by ending a line with % and starting the next one with %
%[ \t]*+\r?+\n[ \t]*+%
FALSE
FALSE
9
0


0
FALSE
Incomplete continuation
Separately color incomplete continuation, and switch back to the main scheme.  Without this token, while typing an a continuation, the "end of line" token will switch back to the main scheme, and color the line break and whitespace as plain text.  When typing the second % on the next line, the parser would continue from the plain text line break instead of from the % on the previous line.  This token takes care of that by grabbing the % on the previous line and the following line break.
%[ \t]*+\r?+\n[ \t]*+
FALSE
FALSE
9
0


2
FALSE
Escape
Quotes and nonprintables are escaped with %.
%\S
FALSE
FALSE
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0


0
FALSE