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Syntax::Highlight::EngUser:Contributed Perl Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate(3)

NAME
       Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate - a port to Perl of the syntax
       highlight engine of the Kate texteditor.

SYNOPSIS
	#if you want to create a compiled executable, you may want to do this:
	use Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate::All;

	use Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate;
	my $hl = new Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate(
	   language => 'Perl',
	   substitutions => {
	      "<" => "<",
	      ">" => ">",
	      "&" => "&",
	      " " => " ",
	      "\t" => "   ",
	      "\n" => "<BR>\n",
	   },
	   format_table => {
	      Alert => ["<font color=\"#0000ff\">", "</font>"],
	      BaseN => ["<font color=\"#007f00\">", "</font>"],
	      BString => ["<font color=\"#c9a7ff\">", "</font>"],
	      Char => ["<font color=\"#ff00ff\">", "</font>"],
	      Comment => ["<font color=\"#7f7f7f\"><i>", "</i></font>"],
	      DataType => ["<font color=\"#0000ff\">", "</font>"],
	      DecVal => ["<font color=\"#00007f\">", "</font>"],
	      Error => ["<font color=\"#ff0000\"><b><i>", "</i></b></font>"],
	      Float => ["<font color=\"#00007f\">", "</font>"],
	      Function => ["<font color=\"#007f00\">", "</font>"],
	      IString => ["<font color=\"#ff0000\">", ""],
	      Keyword => ["<b>", "</b>"],
	      Normal => ["", ""],
	      Operator => ["<font color=\"#ffa500\">", "</font>"],
	      Others => ["<font color=\"#b03060\">", "</font>"],
	      RegionMarker => ["<font color=\"#96b9ff\"><i>", "</i></font>"],
	      Reserved => ["<font color=\"#9b30ff\"><b>", "</b></font>"],
	      String => ["<font color=\"#ff0000\">", "</font>"],
	      Variable => ["<font color=\"#0000ff\"><b>", "</b></font>"],
	      Warning => ["<font color=\"#0000ff\"><b><i>", "</b></i></font>"],
	   },
	);

	#or

	my $hl = new Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate::Perl(
	   substitutions => {
	      "<" => "<",
	      ">" => ">",
	      "&" => "&",
	      " " => " ",
	      "\t" => "   ",
	      "\n" => "<BR>\n",
	   },
	   format_table => {
	      Alert => ["<font color=\"#0000ff\">", "</font>"],
	      BaseN => ["<font color=\"#007f00\">", "</font>"],
	      BString => ["<font color=\"#c9a7ff\">", "</font>"],
	      Char => ["<font color=\"#ff00ff\">", "</font>"],
	      Comment => ["<font color=\"#7f7f7f\"><i>", "</i></font>"],
	      DataType => ["<font color=\"#0000ff\">", "</font>"],
	      DecVal => ["<font color=\"#00007f\">", "</font>"],
	      Error => ["<font color=\"#ff0000\"><b><i>", "</i></b></font>"],
	      Float => ["<font color=\"#00007f\">", "</font>"],
	      Function => ["<font color=\"#007f00\">", "</font>"],
	      IString => ["<font color=\"#ff0000\">", ""],
	      Keyword => ["<b>", "</b>"],
	      Normal => ["", ""],
	      Operator => ["<font color=\"#ffa500\">", "</font>"],
	      Others => ["<font color=\"#b03060\">", "</font>"],
	      RegionMarker => ["<font color=\"#96b9ff\"><i>", "</i></font>"],
	      Reserved => ["<font color=\"#9b30ff\"><b>", "</b></font>"],
	      String => ["<font color=\"#ff0000\">", "</font>"],
	      Variable => ["<font color=\"#0000ff\"><b>", "</b></font>"],
	      Warning => ["<font color=\"#0000ff\"><b><i>", "</b></i></font>"],
	   },
	);

	print "<html>\n<head>\n</head>\n<body>\n";
	while (my $in = <>) {
	   print $hl->highlightText($in);
	}
	print "</body>\n</html>\n";

DESCRIPTION
       Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate is a port to perl of the syntax
       highlight engine of the Kate text editor.

       The language xml files of kate have been rewritten to perl modules
       using a script. These modules function as plugins to this module.

       Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate inherits
       Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate::Template.

OPTIONS
       language
	   Specify the language you want highlighted.  look in the PLUGINS
	   section for supported languages.

       plugins
	   If you created your own language plugins you may specify a list of
	   them with this option.

	    plugins => [
	      ["MyModuleName", "MyLanguageName", "*,ext1;*.ext2", "Section"],
	      ....
	    ]

       format_table
	   This option must be specified if the highlightText method needs to
	   do anything usefull for you.	 All mentioned keys in the synopsis
	   must be specified.

       substitutions
	   With this option you can specify additional formatting options.

METHODS
       extensions
	   returns a reference to the extensions hash,

       language(?$language?)
	   Sets and returns the current language that is highlighted. when
	   setting the language a reset is also done.

       languageAutoSet($filename);
	   Suggests language name for the fiven file $filename

       languageList
	   returns a list of languages for which plugins have been defined.

       languagePlug($language);
	   returns the module name of the plugin for $language

       languagePropose($filename);
	   Suggests language name for the fiven file $filename

       sections
	   Returns a reference to the sections hash.

ATTRIBUTES
       In the kate XML syntax files you find under the section <itemDatas>
       entries like <itemData name="Unknown Property"  defStyleNum="dsError"
       italic="1"/>. Kate is an editor so it is ok to have definitions for
       forground and background colors and so on. However, since this Module
       is supposed to be a more universal highlight engine, the attributes
       need to be fully abstract. In which case, Kate does not have enough
       default attributes defined to fullfill all needs. Kate defines the
       following standard attributes: dsNormal, dsKeyword, dsDataType,
       dsDecVal, dsBaseN, dsFloat, dsChar, dsString, dsComment, dsOthers,
       dsAlert, dsFunction, dsRegionMarker, dsError. This module leaves out
       the "ds" part and uses following additional attributes: BString,
       IString, Operator, Reserved, Variable. I have modified the XML files so
       that each highlight mode would get it's own attribute. In quite a few
       cases still not enough attributes were defined. So in some languages
       different modes have the same attribute.

PLUGINS
       Below an overview of existing plugins. All have been tested on use and
       can be created. The ones for which no samplefile is available are
       marked. Those marked OK have highlighted the testfile without appearant
       mistakes. This does not mean that all bugs are shaken out.

	LANGUAGE	     MODULE		      COMMENT
	********	     ******		      ******
	.desktop	     Desktop		      OK
	4GL		     FourGL		      No sample file
	4GL-PER		     FourGLminusPER	      No sample file
	ABC		     ABC		      OK
	AHDL		     AHDL		      OK
	ANSI C89	     ANSI_C89		      No sample file
	ASP		     ASP		      OK
	AVR Assembler	     AVR_Assembler	      OK
	AWK		     AWK		      OK
	Ada		     Ada		      No sample file
			     Alerts		      OK hidden module
	Ansys		     Ansys		      No sample file
	Apache Configuration Apache_Configuration     No sample file
	Asm6502		     Asm6502		      No sample file
	Bash		     Bash		      OK
	BibTeX		     BibTex		      OK
	C		     C			      No sample file
	C#		     Cdash		      No sample file
	C++		     Cplusplus		      OK
	CGiS		     CGiS		      No sample file
	CMake		     CMake		      OK
	CSS		     CSS		      OK
	CUE Sheet	     CUE_Sheet		      No sample file
	Cg		     Cg			      No sample file
	ChangeLog	     ChangeLog		      No sample file
	Cisco		     Cisco		      No sample file
	Clipper		     Clipper		      OK
	ColdFusion	     ColdFusion		      No sample file
	Common Lisp	     Common_Lisp	      OK
	Component-Pascal     ComponentminusPascal     No sample file
	D		     D			      No sample file
	Debian Changelog     Debian_Changelog	      No sample file
	Debian Control	     Debian_Control	      No sample file
	Diff		     Diff		      No sample file
	Doxygen		     Doxygen		      OK
	E Language	     E_Language		      OK
	Eiffel		     Eiffel		      No sample file
	Email		     Email		      OK
	Euphoria	     Euphoria		      OK
	Fortran		     Fortran		      OK
	FreeBASIC	     FreeBASIC		      No sample file
	GDL		     GDL		      No sample file
	GLSL		     GLSL		      OK
	GNU Assembler	     GNU_Assembler	      No sample file
	GNU Gettext	     GNU_Gettext	      No sample file
	HTML		     HTML		      OK
	Haskell		     Haskell		      OK
	IDL		     IDL		      No sample file
	ILERPG		     ILERPG		      No sample file
	INI Files	     INI_Files		      No sample file
	Inform		     Inform		      No sample file
	Intel x86 (NASM)     Intel_X86_NASM	      seems to have issues
	JSP		     JSP		      OK
	Java		     Java		      OK
	JavaScript	     JavaScript		      OK
	Javadoc		     Javadoc		      No sample file
	KBasic		     KBasic		      No sample file
	Kate File Template   Kate_File_Template	      No sample file
	LDIF		     LDIF		      No sample file
	LPC		     LPC		      No sample file
	LaTeX		     LaTex		      OK
	Lex/Flex	     Lex_Flex		      OK
	LilyPond	     LilyPond		      OK
	Literate Haskell     Literate_Haskell	      OK
	Lua		     Lua		      No sample file
	M3U		     M3U		      OK
	MAB-DB		     MABminusDB		      No sample file
	MIPS Assembler	     MIPS_Assembler	      No sample file
	Makefile	     Makefile		      No sample file
	Mason		     Mason		      No sample file
	Matlab		     Matlab		      has issues
	Modula-2	     Modulaminus2	      No sample file
	Music Publisher	     Music_Publisher	      No sample file
	Octave		     Octave		      OK
	PHP (HTML)	     PHP_HTML		      OK
			     PHP_PHP		      OK hidden module
	POV-Ray		     POV_Ray		      OK
	Pascal		     Pascal		      No sample file
	Perl		     Perl		      OK
	PicAsm		     PicAsm		      OK
	Pike		     Pike		      OK
	PostScript	     PostScript		      OK
	Prolog		     Prolog		      No sample file
	PureBasic	     PureBasic		      OK
	Python		     Python		      OK
	Quake Script	     Quake_Script	      No sample file
	R Script	     R_Script		      No sample file
	REXX		     REXX		      No sample file
	RPM Spec	     RPM_Spec		      No sample file
	RSI IDL		     RSI_IDL		      No sample file
	RenderMan RIB	     RenderMan_RIB	      OK
	Ruby		     Ruby		      OK
	SGML		     SGML		      No sample file
	SML		     SML		      No sample file
	SQL		     SQL		      No sample file
	SQL (MySQL)	     SQL_MySQL		      No sample file
	SQL (PostgreSQL)     SQL_PostgreSQL	      No sample file
	Sather		     Sather		      No sample file
	Scheme		     Scheme		      OK
	Sieve		     Sieve		      No sample file
	Spice		     Spice		      OK
	Stata		     Stata		      OK
	TI Basic	     TI_Basic		      No sample file
	TaskJuggler	     TaskJuggler	      No sample file
	Tcl/Tk		     TCL_Tk		      OK
	UnrealScript	     UnrealScript	      OK
	VHDL		     VHDL		      No sample file
	VRML		     VRML		      OK
	Velocity	     Velocity		      No sample file
	Verilog		     Verilog		      No sample file
	WINE Config	     WINE_Config	      No sample file
	Wikimedia	     Wikimedia		      No sample file
	XML		     XML		      OK
	XML (Debug)	     XML_Debug		      No sample file
	Yacc/Bison	     Yacc_Bison		      OK
	de_DE		     De_DE		      No sample file
	en_EN		     En_EN		      No sample file
	ferite		     Ferite		      No sample file
	nl		     Nl			      No sample file
	progress	     Progress		      No sample file
	scilab		     Scilab		      No sample file
	txt2tags	     Txt2tags		      No sample file
	x.org Configuration  X_org_Configuration      OK
	xHarbour	     XHarbour		      OK
	xslt		     Xslt		      No sample file
	yacas		     Yacas		      No sample file

BUGS
       Float is detected differently than in the Kate editor.

       The regular expression engine of the Kate editor, qregexp, appears to
       be more tolerant to mistakes in regular expressions than perl. This
       might lead to error messages and differences in behaviour.  Most of the
       problems were sorted out while developing, because error messages
       appeared. For as far as differences in behaviour is concerned, testing
       is the only way to find out, so i hope the users out there will be able
       to tell me more.

       This module is mimicking the behaviour of the syntax highlight engine
       of the Kate editor. If you find a bug/mistake in the highlighting,
       please check if Kate behaves in the same way. If yes, the cause is
       likely to be found there.

TO DO
       Rebuild the scripts i am using to generate the modules from xml files
       so they are more pro-actively tracking flaws in the build of the xml
       files like missing lists. Also regular expressions in the xml can be
       tested better before used in plugins.

       Refine the testmethods in Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate::Template, so
       that choices for casesensitivity, dynamic behaviour and lookahead can
       be determined at generate time of the plugin, might increase
       throughput.

       Implement codefolding.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
       All the people who wrote Kate and the syntax highlight xml files.

AUTHOR AND COPYRIGHT
       This module is written and maintained by:

       Hans Jeuken < haje at toneel dot demon dot nl >

       Copyright (c) 2006 by Hans Jeuken, all rights reserved.

       You may freely distribute and/or modify this module under the same
       terms as Perl itself.

SEE ALSO
       Synax::Highlight::Engine::Kate::Template http:://www.kate-editor.org

perl v5.14.1			  2009-07-23Syntax::Highlight::Engine::Kate(3)
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