>
> *CSTR 54 has a list of the original ones. :-)*
Haha, don't worry, I was actually going through it page-by-page when I
wrote this. =) I simply meant that I forgot about how that particular macro
should affect highlighting.
*After a .ft with no arguments, it seems.*
Okay, you've just pointe
Hi John,
> > That's why .ig doesn't cause subsequent lines to be ignored.
>
> Uh, actually, I completely forgot about that macro...
CSTR 54 has a list of the original ones. :-)
> That actually *can*
> be handled in a line-based fashion, because TextMate operates by opening
> "scopes" in respons
>
> *That's why .ig doesn't cause subsequent lines to be ignored.*
Uh, actually, I completely forgot about that macro... That actually *can*
be handled in a line-based fashion, because TextMate operates by opening
"scopes" in response to patterns. Thanks for picking up on that!
*And why \\fB ins
Hi John,
Nice work.
> Yes, a limitation in highlighting is that each regular expression is
> scoped to one line at once, so there's no possibility of knowing
> what's on the next line, or what was on the previous line. This is
> done by the TextMate-grammar engine for performance reasons, but it
