! "Lowlighting" patterns for HTML
!
! I made this little utility-mode to give an alternate view of HTML
! files, and thought maybe others might find it useful too.
!
! It is in _no_ way intended to replace the normal SGML/HTML pattern,
! but can be useful to enter manually now and again, to get an overview
! of what actual content is there, and where it is hiding in the sea of
! markup.  Esp. useful when inspecting other people's code.
!
! It does more or less the exact opposite of the normal one: it dims
! down all the markup, and emphasises what is actually shown on the web
! page: text and images.  It also colors the links blue.
!
! The syntax might not be 100% robust wrt. the HTML spec; the whole
! thinkg is a pretty quick'n'dirty job.  Feel free to fix it if you
! like.
! 
! Load this pattern by starting nedit with:
!
!     nedit -import <the name of this file>
!
! Then, check that the patterns were loaded correctly, and choose Save Defaults
! from the Preferences menu.  The new patterns will now be incorporated into
! your own .nedit file, so the next time you start NEdit, you will no longer
! need to use -import.
!
nedit.highlightPatterns: inverse HTML:1:0{\n\
                link:"(?i\\<\\s*a(\\s[^>]*)?\\>)":"(?i\\<\\s*/a\\s*\\>)"::Dim::\n\
                link image:"(?i\\<\\s*img[^>]*src=(""[^""]*"")[^>]*\\>)":::Dim:link:\n\
                link imagename:"\\1":""::Image link:link image:C\n\
                link tag:"\\<":"\\>"::Dim:link:\n\
                link text:".":::Link:link:\n\
                image:"(?i\\<\\s*img[^>]*src=(""[^""]*"")[^>]*\\>)":::Dim::\n\
                imagename:"\\1":""::Image:image:C\n\
                escape:"&[^;]*;":::Text Escape::\n\
                tag:"\\<":"\\>"::Dim::D\n\
        }

nedit.languageModes: inverse HTML:::::::

nedit.styles: \
        Dim:gray70:Plain\n\
        Link:blue3:Plain\n\
        Image:black:Italic\n\
        Image link:blue3:Italic