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jEdit example source code file (lotos.xml)

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The jEdit lotos.xml source code

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!DOCTYPE MODE SYSTEM "xmode.dtd">

<!--
  lotos.xml	K. J. Turner <kjt@cs.stir.ac.uk>	24th April 2003

  LOTOS (Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification) is an ISO standard
  (8807) for a formal specification language used in communications and system
  specification generally.

  This mode does not (yet) deal with ISO 15437 (E-LOTOS, Enhanced LOTOS).

  Auto-indentation occurs if the following are at the start of a line
  (ignoring leading white space): "let", "library", "process", "specification",
  "type", , ">>". This also happens if the following appear on their own (i.e.
  also ignoring trailing white space): "(", "[]", "[>", "||" "|||", "|[...]|",
  "[...]->".
-->

<MODE>
  <PROPS>
    <PROPERTY NAME="commentStart" VALUE="(*"/>
    <PROPERTY NAME="commentEnd" VALUE="*)"/>
    <PROPERTY NAME="indentNextLines"
      VALUE="\s*(let|library|process|specification|type|>>).*|\s*(\(|\[\]|\[>|\|\||\|\|\||\|\[.*\]\||\[.*\]\s*->)\s*"/>
  </PROPS>

  <RULES IGNORE_CASE="TRUE" HIGHLIGHT_DIGITS="FALSE">
    <!-- Comments -->
    <SPAN TYPE="COMMENT1">
      <BEGIN>(*
      <END>*)
    </SPAN>

    <!-- Standard Operators -->
    <SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">>>
    <SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">[>
    <SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">|||
    <SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">||
    <SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">|[
    <SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">]|
    <SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">[]

    <KEYWORDS>
      <!-- Reserved Words -->
      <KEYWORD1>accept
      <KEYWORD1>actualizedby
      <KEYWORD1>any
      <KEYWORD1>behavior
      <KEYWORD1>behaviour
      <KEYWORD1>choice
      <KEYWORD1>endlib
      <KEYWORD1>endproc
      <KEYWORD1>endspec
      <KEYWORD1>endtype
      <KEYWORD1>eqns
      <KEYWORD1>exit
      <KEYWORD1>for
      <KEYWORD1>forall
      <KEYWORD1>formaleqns
      <KEYWORD1>formalopns
      <KEYWORD1>formalsorts
      <KEYWORD1>hide
      <KEYWORD1>i
      <KEYWORD1>in
      <KEYWORD1>is
      <KEYWORD1>let
      <KEYWORD1>library
      <KEYWORD1>noexit
      <KEYWORD1>of
      <KEYWORD1>ofsort
      <KEYWORD1>opnnames
      <KEYWORD1>opns
      <KEYWORD1>par
      <KEYWORD1>process
      <KEYWORD1>renamedby
      <KEYWORD1>sortnames
      <KEYWORD1>sorts
      <KEYWORD1>specification
      <KEYWORD1>stop
      <KEYWORD1>type
      <KEYWORD1>using
      <KEYWORD1>where

      <!-- Standard Library Sorts -->
      <KEYWORD2>Bit
      <KEYWORD2>BitString
      <KEYWORD2>Bool
      <KEYWORD2>DecDigit
      <KEYWORD2>DecString
      <KEYWORD2>Element
      <KEYWORD2>FBool
      <KEYWORD2>HexDigit
      <KEYWORD2>HexString
      <KEYWORD2>OctDigit
      <KEYWORD2>Octet
      <KEYWORD2>OctString
      <KEYWORD2>Nat
      <KEYWORD2>NonEmptyString
      <KEYWORD2>OctetString
      <KEYWORD2>Set
      <KEYWORD2>String

      <!-- Standard Library Types (where differing from Sorts) -->
      <KEYWORD2>BasicNaturalNumber
      <KEYWORD2>BasicNonEmptyString
      <KEYWORD2>BitNatRepr
      <KEYWORD2>Boolean
      <KEYWORD2>FBoolean
      <KEYWORD2>DecNatRepr
      <KEYWORD2>HexNatRepr
      <KEYWORD2>NatRepresentations
      <KEYWORD2>NaturalNumber
      <KEYWORD2>OctNatRepr
      <KEYWORD2>RicherNonEmptyString
      <KEYWORD2>String0
      <KEYWORD2>String1

      <!-- Standard Library Literals -->
      <LITERAL1>false
      <LITERAL1>true
    </KEYWORDS>
  </RULES>
</MODE>

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