abl-tmlanguage 1.3.30 → 1.4.1
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- package/README.md +5 -6
- package/abl.tmLanguage.json +274 -290
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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| ------------- | ------------- |
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|comment.block.
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|comment.block.abl | Everything between `/*` and `*/` |
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|comment.line.double-slash.abl | Everything in a `//` comment, incl. slashes |
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|comment.preprocessor.analyze-suspend.abl | `&analyze-suspend`, `&analyze-resume` |
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|constant.character.escape.abl | `~` and the next char |
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|constant.language.abl | `99/99/9999` (or similar) when used as a format clause |
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|constant.language.abl | `true`, `false`, `yes`, `no`, `?` (unknown value) |
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|constant.
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|constant.numeric.source.abl | `0x00`-`0xFF`, `0`-`9`, scientific notation |
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|constant.numeric.abl | `0x00`-`0xFF`, `0`-`9`, scientific notation |
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|entity.name.function.abl | Method call, property call, method name, property name, handle attributes, handle methods, event names |
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|entity.name.function.preprocessor.abl | Preprocessor names, including built-ins like `opsys` and `process-architecture` |
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|entity.name.include.abl | Include file names |
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|entity.other.attribute-name.abl | Annotation attribute names |
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|keyword.control.directive.conditional.abl | `&if` , `&else`, `&elseif`, `&end` |
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|keyword.control.directive.define.abl | `&scoped-define`, `&global-define`, `&undefine` |
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|keyword.operator.
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|keyword.operator.abl | `contains`, `begins`, `matches`, `eq`, `le`, `lt`, `ge`, `gt`, `ne`, `<=`, `<>`, `>=`, `=`, `+`, `-`, `/`, `<`, `>`, `*`, `+=`, `-=`, `/=`, `*=`, `?:` |
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|keyword.other.abl | Any ABL keyword (incl those covered by other scopes like `support.function.abl` and `entity.name.function.abl`) |
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|punctuation.accessor.abl | `:` when used for method, property and attribute access. `::` when used to reference buffer field names or dataset buffer names|
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|punctuation.definition.bracket.square.begin.abl | `[` used for array arguments |
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|meta.argument.abl | Unnamed arguments like `{1}` |
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|meta.array.literal.abl | Literal values in an array |
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|meta.block.abl | A block statement like `do`, `repeat` and ` finally |
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|meta.brace.round.
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|meta.brace.round.abl | `(` and `)` |
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|meta.declaration.annotation.abl | An annotation from the `@` to the `.` |
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|meta.define.abl | An entire `define` statement |
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|meta.define.class.abl | A class definition, from the `class` keyword to its closing `:` |
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|meta.define-type.implements.abl | The type names that a type implements and/or inherits |
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|meta.function.arguments.abl | Captures what's between ( and ) when calling a function, excluding the braces |
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|meta.function-call.abl | The name of an ABL function, including `get-class`, `type-of` and `cast` |
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|meta.function.parameters | Parameter definitions |
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|meta.generic.abl | Generic type names |
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|meta.include.abl | Include file references, from `{` to `}` |
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|meta.include.argument.abl | Include argument references like `&arg` and `&arg=` |
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