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//
// Verilog HDL highlighter written by Andy Koppe, andy@dcs.ed.ac.uk
//
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// language name

Language:               Verilog HDL


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// default file filter
// note: if more than one extension is associated, eg:
// C/C++ files (*.c,*.cpp,*.h,*.hpp)|*.c;*.cpp;*.h;*.hpp

Filter:                 Verilog files (*.v,*.ver)|*.v;*.ver


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// help file which will be invokend when F1 is pressed

HelpFile:


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// language case sensitivity
//                      0  - no
//                      1  - yes

CaseSensitive:          1


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// comment type: LineComment - comment to the end of line
// BlockCommentBeg - block comment begin, it could be
// multiline
// BlockCommentEnd - block comment end

LineComment:            //
BlockCommentBeg:        /*
BlockCommentEnd:        */


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// identifier characters
// note: characters shouldn't be delimited, except arrays
// array of chars could be defined as from_char..to_char

IdentifierBegChars:     a..z A..Z a..z $
IdentifierChars:        a..z A..Z A..Z _$

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// numeric constants begin characters
// note: characters shouldn't be delimited, except arrays
// array of chars could be defined as from_char..to_char
// number always starts with 0..9 except when NumConstBeg
// defines other

NumConstBegChars:       0..9


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// numeric constants characters
// note: characters shouldn't be delimited, except arrays
// array of chars could be defined as from_char..to_char
// number always starts with 0..9 except when NumConstBeg
// defines other

NumConstChars:          0..9 A..F a..f HOXZhoxz'


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// escape character

EscapeChar: \


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// keyword table
// note: delimited with spaces, lines could be wrapped
// you may divide keywords into two groups which can be
// highlighted differently

// syntax
KeyWords1:              module endmodule table endtable primitive endprimitive
                        task endtask function endfunction specify endspcify
                        always initial repeat disable begin end fork join
                        forever while for if else case casez casex endcase
                        parameter defparam specparam
                        assign deassign force release
                        event edge wait ifnone

// types, values, built-in primitives
KeyWords2:              input output inout
                        wire tri tri0 tri1 wand triand wor trior
                        reg real integer real realtime time
                        supply0 supply1 strong0 strong1 pull0 pull1 weak0 weak1
                        small medium large highz1 highz0
                        and nand or nor xor xnor
                        buf not bufif0 bufif1 notif0 notif1
                        tran rtran tranif0 tranif1 rtranif0 rtranif1
                        comos rcmos nmos pmos rnmos rpmos
                        posedge negedge

// preprocessor
Keywords3:              `resetall `default_nettype `timescale `unconnected_drive
                        `include `define `undef `ifdef `else `endif


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// string delimiter: StringBegChar - string begin char
// StringEndChar - string end char
// MultilineStrings - enables multiline strings, as perl
// has it

StringBegChar:          "
StringEndChar:          "
MultilineStrings:       0


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// use preprocessor: 0 - no
// 1 - yes
// note: if yes, '#' and statements after it will be
// highlighted with Preprocessor defined colors

UsePreprocessor:        0


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// highlight line: 0 - no
// 1 - yes
// note: if yes, current line will be highlighted

CurrLineHighlighted:    0


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// colors
// note:                first value is foreground, second is background color
//                        and third (optional) represents font attribute:
//                        B - bold
//                        I - italic
//                        U - underline
//                        S - strike out
//                        attributes can be combined: eg. B or BI
//                      as value, it could be used any standard windows color:
//                        clBlack, clMaroon, clGreen, clOlive, clNavy,
//                        clPurple, clTeal, clGray, clSilver, clRed, clLime,
//                        clYellow, clBlue, clFuchsia, clAqua, clLtGray,
//                        clDkGray, clWhite, clScrollBar, clBackground,
//                        clActiveCaption, clInactiveCaption, clMenu, clWindow,
//                        clWindowFrame, clMenuText, clWindowText, clCaptionText,
//                        clActiveBorder, clInactiveBorder, clAppWorkSpace,
//                        clHighlight, clHighlightText, clBtnFace, clBtnShadow,
//                        clGrayText, clBtnText, clInactiveCaptionText,
//                        clBtnHighlight, cl3DDkShadow, cl3DLight, clInfoText,
//                        clInfoBk
//                      as value, it could be used hex numeric constant too:
//                        $BBGGRR - BB: blue, GG: green, RR: red, eg: $FF6A00

SpaceCol:               clWindowText clWindow
Keyword1Col:            clBlack clWindow B
Keyword2Col:            clNavy clWindow B
Keyword3Col:            clOlive clWindow B
IdentifierCol:          clNavy clWindow
CommentCol:             clGray clWindow
NumberCol:              clMaroon clWindow
StringCol:              clPurple clWindow
SymbolCol:              clBlack clWindow
PreprocessorCol:        clBlue clWindow
SelectionCol:           clHighlightText clHighlight
CurrentLineCol:         clBlack clYellow