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# TeXworks: Patterns for syntax coloring

# Each entry consists of three whitespace-separated fields:
# <style> <spell?> <regex>

# <style> is a combination of color and style flags
# Valid syntax:
# <fgcolor>
# <fgcolor>/<bgcolor>
# ;<fontflags>
# <fgcolor>;<fontflags>
# <fgcolor>/<bgcolor>;<fontflags>
#
# The color fields <fgcolor> and <bgcolor> are either:
# *) a color name from the list defined in the SVG standard;
#    see http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/types.html#ColorKeywords
# *) a hexadecimal color value of the form #rrggbb; note that if this is used at
#    the beginning of a line, a space " " must be added in front of it so the
#    line is not interpreted as a comment (e.g., " #aabbcc" instead of "#aabbcc")
#
# The <fontflags> field is a combination of the letters
# B (bold)
# I (italic)
# U (underlined)

# <spell> is a flag controlling whether this style is subject to spell-checking;
# "Y" or "y" for yes, "N" (or anything else, actually) for no.

# <regex> is the regular expression to match.

# Note that order of rules may be important if several rules could match at the same position;
# this is why the generic "control sequence" rule comes AFTER the specific \begin/\end one.

[LaTeX]
# special characters
darkred		N	[$#^_{}&]

# LaTeX environments
darkgreen	N	\\(?:begin|end)\s*\{[^}]*\}

# LaTeX packages
darkblue	N	\\usepackage\s*(?:\[[^]]*\]\s*)?\{[^}]*\}

# control sequences
blue		N	\\(?:[A-Za-z@]+|.)

# comments
red			Y	%.*

[ConTeXt]
# special characters
darkred		N	[$#^_{}&]

# start/stop
darkgreen	N	\\(?:start|stop)[A-Za-z]+

# control sequences
blue		N	\\(?:[A-Za-z@]+|.)

# comments
red			Y	%.*

# other possibilities to be added....
# [BibTeX]
# [Metapost]
# etc