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Highlight between two bracket compounds

Highlight between two bracket compounds

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    Feb 09, 2007#1

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    <html>
	<head>
		<title><{.title}></title>
	</head>
	
	<body>	
	<{articles{>
		<h2><{*.Title}></h2>
		<p><{*.Content}></p>
		<{*.Comments{> <div>
			<h3><{*.Email}></h3>
			<p><{*.Comment}></p>
		</div><}}>
	<}}>
	</body>
</html>
    Pretty interesting, isn't it? But I would like to reach it in UE. That what I need to know is how to specify the content between two bracket compounds like those by regular expression (I can't accept other way).
    I can show by this specification: ( "<{" | "<}" ) content ( "{>" | "}>" )
    I have also tried to colour those bracket compounds but its another thing. Thanx for help very MUCH. UE is the most amazing editor I've ever used!
    After solution of this I will publish what I need it for :) .
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      Feb 10, 2007#2

      vix612 wrote:Pretty interesting, isn't it?
      I would classify it as crazy. However, I have a solution for you. Regular expressions can be used only for funtion string definitions for the function list and not for highlighting strings.

      I guess, you use the standard wordfile.txt in the UltraEdit program directory. Open this file and modify the first line for HTML to the following line:

      /L3"HTML" HTML_LANG Nocase Noquote Block Comment On = <!-- Block Comment Off = --> Block Comment On Alt = <{ Block Comment Off Alt = > File Extensions = HTM HTML SHTML HTT HTA HTX CFM JSP PHP PHTML ASP

      In the next line with the delimiters delete the 2 characters {} or only }.

      And last at the end of the block for HTML add following 2 lines:

      /C3"Closing }}"
      <}}>

      Save the wordfile and you can already see the highlighting. Open Configuration - Editor Display - Syntax Highlighting, select Language HTML and specify the style you want for Color Group Alternate Block Comments and Closing }}. I suggest to use the same style for both.

      That's not exactly what you want, but the result should be the same.
      Best regards from an UC/UE/UES for Windows user from Austria
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        Feb 12, 2007#3

        Thank you for your trial my neighbour but this kind of a solution would make the code between <{ and }> ignored, I think, so it couldn't be processed and folded when I set up Open Fold String "{>" and Close Fold String "<}". Also it would be impossible to sign opposite brackets by setting them as "<{" to "}>" or "{>" to "<}".
        So I think I have to satisfy with only the brackets highlighting.

        Regards from Czech :D !