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Book 1 - Language Definition Testing File
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[Comments in Inform 7 can be [nested] inside one another]
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Syntax highlighting is an action applying to one thing.
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Understand "highlight [something preferably codeish]" as syntax highlighting.
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Code is a kind of thing. Code is usually plural-named.
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Code can be highlighted. Code is usually not highlighted.
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Check syntax highlighting:
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unless the noun is code:
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say "[The noun] isn't source code you can highlight.";
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rule fails.
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Carry out syntax highlighting:
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now the noun is highlighted.
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Table of Programming Languages
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language utility
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ruby "Web back-end development"
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lua "Embedded scripting"
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erlang "High-concurrency server applications"
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