jEdit example source code file (haskell.xml)

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The jEdit haskell.xml source code

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!DOCTYPE MODE SYSTEM "xmode.dtd">

<!--
	Haskell mode by Kristian Ovaska (kristian.ovaska@helsinki.fi)
	Based on Haskell 98
-->

<MODE>

	<PROPS>
		<PROPERTY NAME="commentStart" VALUE="{-" />
		<PROPERTY NAME="commentEnd" VALUE="-}" />
		<PROPERTY NAME="lineComment" VALUE="--" />
		<!-- apparently, this is required... -->
		<PROPERTY NAME="tabSize" VALUE="8" />
		<PROPERTY NAME="indentSize" VALUE="8" />
	</PROPS>

	<RULES IGNORE_CASE="FALSE" HIGHLIGHT_DIGITS="TRUE">
		<!-- Pragmas. -->
		<SPAN TYPE="COMMENT2">
			<BEGIN>{-#
			<END>#-}
		</SPAN>

		<SPAN TYPE="COMMENT1">
			<BEGIN>{-
			<END>-}
		</SPAN>

		<EOL_SPAN TYPE="COMMENT1">--

		<SPAN TYPE="LITERAL1" ESCAPE="\" NO_LINE_BREAK="TRUE">
			<BEGIN>"
			<END>"
		</SPAN>

		<!-- ' causes problems because not all ' are character
		definitions. I implemented an ugly and partial workaround. -->
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">' '
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'!'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'"'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'$'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'%'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'/'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'('
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">')'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'['
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">']'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'+'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'-'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'*'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'='
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'/'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'^'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'.'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">','
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">':'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">';'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'<'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'>'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'|'
		<SEQ TYPE="LITERAL1">'@'

		<SPAN TYPE="LITERAL1" NO_WORD_BREAK="TRUE">
			<BEGIN>'
			<END>'
		</SPAN>

		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">..
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">&&
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">::

		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR"><
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">>
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">+
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">-
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">*
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">/
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">%
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">^
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">=
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">|
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">@
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">~
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">!
		<SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">$

		<!-- Defining this as OPERATOR causes float numbers not to be
		highlighted... Which is more important? -->
		<!--  -->

		<KEYWORDS>
			<!-- Reserved words. -->
			<KEYWORD1>case
			<KEYWORD1>class
			<KEYWORD1>data
			<KEYWORD1>default
			<KEYWORD1>deriving
			<KEYWORD1>do
			<KEYWORD1>else
			<KEYWORD1>if
			<KEYWORD1>import
			<KEYWORD1>in
			<KEYWORD1>infix
			<KEYWORD1>infixl
			<KEYWORD1>infixr
			<KEYWORD1>instance
			<KEYWORD1>let
			<KEYWORD1>module
			<KEYWORD1>newtype
			<KEYWORD1>of
			<KEYWORD1>then
			<KEYWORD1>type
			<KEYWORD1>where
			<KEYWORD1>_
			<KEYWORD1>as
			<KEYWORD1>qualified
			<KEYWORD1>hiding

			<KEYWORD3>Addr
			<KEYWORD3>Bool
			<KEYWORD3>Bounded
			<KEYWORD3>Char
			<KEYWORD3>Double
			<KEYWORD3>Either
			<KEYWORD3>Enum
			<KEYWORD3>Eq
			<KEYWORD3>FilePath
			<KEYWORD3>Float
			<KEYWORD3>Floating
			<KEYWORD3>Fractional
			<KEYWORD3>Functor
			<KEYWORD3>IO
			<KEYWORD3>IOError
			<KEYWORD3>IOResult
			<KEYWORD3>Int
			<KEYWORD3>Integer
			<KEYWORD3>Integral
			<KEYWORD3>Ix
			<KEYWORD3>Maybe
			<KEYWORD3>Monad
			<KEYWORD3>Num
			<KEYWORD3>Ord
			<KEYWORD3>Ordering
			<KEYWORD3>Ratio
			<KEYWORD3>Rational
			<KEYWORD3>Read
			<KEYWORD3>ReadS
			<KEYWORD3>Real
			<KEYWORD3>RealFloat
			<KEYWORD3>RealFrac
			<KEYWORD3>Show
			<KEYWORD3>ShowS
			<KEYWORD3>String

			<LITERAL2>:
			<LITERAL2>EQ
			<LITERAL2>False
			<LITERAL2>GT
			<LITERAL2>Just
			<LITERAL2>LT
			<LITERAL2>Left
			<LITERAL2>Nothing
			<LITERAL2>Right
			<LITERAL2>True

			<OPERATOR>quot
			<OPERATOR>rem
			<OPERATOR>div
			<OPERATOR>mod
			<OPERATOR>elem
			<OPERATOR>notElem
			<OPERATOR>seq
		</KEYWORDS>
	</RULES>

</MODE>