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+/*
+---
+description: Template to build custom languages for EnlighterJS.
+
+license: MIT-style
+
+authors:
+  - Andi Dittrich
+
+requires:
+  - Core/1.4.5
+
+provides: [EnlighterJS.Language.mylang]
+...
+*/
+// your language is identified by it`s (lowercase!) classname - for example "mylang" is used
+// you can try out this example using Development.html - it is not included in regular builds!
+EnlighterJS.Language.mylang = new Class({
+
+	// every language have to extend the generic language or in case it's a superset the origin language
+	Extends : EnlighterJS.Language.generic,
+
+	// override the setupLanguage() method to configure your language-patterns
+	setupLanguage: function(){
+		// a set of keywords-groups to highlight
+		// you can define multiple keyword-groups within, each containg a list of comma seperated keywords ("csv") and an alias with the matching css-class to highlight
+        // keep these lists AS SMALL AS POSSIBLE - use regex if possible
+		this.keywords = {
+			langElements : {
+				csv : 'if, else, endif, elseif, then',
+				alias : 'kw1'
+			},
+			output: {
+				csv: 'echo',
+				alias: 'kw3'
+			}
+		};
+
+		// a set of patterns used to match your language
+		// some generic patterns are already defined into EnlighterJS.Language.generic - you can access them with this.common
+		// like keywords, each pattern requires an alias with the matching css-class
+        // the tokenizer will take respect to the list ordering (priority)
+		this.patterns = {
+			// mylang uses slash-style-comments
+			'slashComments' : {
+				pattern : this.common.slashComments,
+				alias : 'co1'
+			},
+
+			// single and double quoted strings are used
+			'chars' : {
+				pattern : this.common.singleQuotedString,
+				alias : 'st0'
+			},
+			'strings' : {
+				pattern : this.common.doubleQuotedString,
+				alias : 'st0'
+			},
+
+			// annotations starting with an @
+			'annotation' : {
+				pattern : /@[\W\w_][\w\d_]+/gm,
+				alias : 'st1'
+			},
+
+			// special regex pattern is used to match numbers
+			'numbers' : {
+				pattern : /\b((([0-9]+)?\.)?[0-9_]+([e][-+]?[0-9]+)?|0x[A-F0-9]+|0b[0-1_]+)\b/gim,
+				alias : 'nu0'
+			},
+
+			// standard function calls are used
+			'functionCalls' : {
+				pattern : this.common.functionCalls,
+				alias : 'de1'
+			},
+
+			// directives starting with an hash
+			'directives' : {
+				pattern : /#.*$/gm,
+				alias : 'kw2'
+			}
+		};
+
+		// maybe "mylang" is a scripting language and uses start/stop "tags"
+		// to handle arbitrary strings, use this.strictRegExp to escape these sequences
+		this.delimiters = {
+			start : this.strictRegExp('<!##'),
+			end : this.strictRegExp('##!>')
+		};
+	}
+});