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451 <li><a href="#setting-keyword-styles">3.4.3 Setting Keyword Styles</a></li>
470 <li><a href="#adding-a-keyword">3.11.1 Adding a Keyword</a></li>
471 <li><a href="#removing-a-keyword">3.11.2 Removing a Keyword</a></li>
472 <li><a href="#adding-a-keyword-group">3.11.3 Adding a Keyword Group</a></li>
473 <li><a href="#removing-a-keyword-group">3.11.4 Removing a Keyword Group</a></li>
476 <li><a href="#keyword-substitution">3.12.1 Keyword Substitution</a></li>
482 <li><a href="#keyword-urls">3.13 Keyword URLs</a><ul>
483 <li><a href="#setting-a-url">3.13.1 Setting a URL for a Keyword Group</a></li>
484 <li><a href="#disabling-urls">3.13.2 Disabling a URL for a Keyword Group</a></li>
1255 language that uses them (<abbr title="PHP: HTML Preprocessor">PHP</abbr> and <abbr title="Extensible Markup Language">XML</abbr> are two languages that use them), and keyword-link styles. However, this script
1289 <h4 id="line-number-styles">3.4.2 Line Number Styles</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#the-overall-styles">Previous</a> | <a href="#changing-styles">Top</a> | <a href="#setting-keyword-styles">Next</a></div>
1330 <h4 id="setting-keyword-styles">3.4.3 Setting Keyword Styles</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#line-number-styles">Previous</a> | <a href="#changing-styles">Top</a> | <a href="#setting-comment-styles">Next</a></div>
1332 <p>Perhaps the most regular change you will make will be to the styles of a keyword set. In order to change the styles for
1340 <p>To change the styles for a keyword set, call the <code class="highlighted php">set_keyword_group_style<span class="br0">(</span><span class="br0">)</span></code> method:</p>
1352 <h4 id="setting-comment-styles">3.4.4 Setting Comment Styles</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#setting-keyword-styles">Previous</a> | <a href="#changing-styles">Top</a> | <a href="#setting-other-styles">Next</a></div>
1438 <p>When I say “lexic”, I mean “keywords”. <strong>Any</strong> keyword in <strong>any</strong> keyword array will be modified using this option!
1462 to change the case sensitiveness of a particular keyword group from the default:</p>
1467 for that language), and <code class="highlighted php"><span class="re0">$sensitivity</span></code> is a boolean value - <code class="highlighted php"><span class="kw4">true</span></code> if the keyword is case sensitive, and
1648 to re-enable higlighting of this group. If you disable a keyword group then even if the keyword group has a
1649 related URL one will not be generated for that keyword.</dd>
1734 <h3 id="adding-removing-keywords">3.11 Adding/Removing Keywords</h3><div class="nav"><a href="#using-strict-mode">Previous</a> | <a href="#advanced-features">Top</a> | <a href="#adding-a-keyword">Next</a></div>
1743 <h4 id="adding-a-keyword">3.11.1 Adding a Keyword</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#adding-removing-keywords">Previous</a> | <a href="#adding-removing-keywords">Top</a> | <a href="#removing-a-keyword">Next</a></div>
1745 <p>If you want to add a keyword to an existing keyword group, you use the <code class="highlighted php">add_keyword</code> method:</p>
1749 <p>Where <code class="highlighted php"><span class="re0">$key</span></code> is the index of the group of keywords you want to add this keyword to, and <code class="highlighted php"><span class="re0">$word</span></code> is
1754 <h4 id="removing-a-keyword">3.11.2 Removing a Keyword</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#adding-a-keyword">Previous</a> | <a href="#adding-removing-keywords">Top</a> | <a href="#adding-a-keyword-group">Next</a></div>
1756 <p>Perhaps you want to remove a keyword from an existing group. Maybe you don’t use it and want to save yourself some time. Whatever the reason, you can remove it using the <code class="highlighted php">remove_keyword</code> method:</p>
1760 <p>Where <code class="highlighted php"><span class="re0">$key</span></code> is the index of the group of keywords that you want to remove this keyword from, and
1766 <p>This function is silent - if the keyword is not in the group you specified, nothing awful will happen ;)</p>
1768 <h4 id="adding-a-keyword-group">3.11.3 Adding a Keyword Group</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#removing-a-keyword">Previous</a> | <a href="#adding-removing-keywords">Top</a> | <a href="#removing-a-keyword
1775 <p>You add a keyword group by using the <code class="highlighted php">add_keyword_group</code> method:</p>
1786 <p>Adds a keyword group referenced by index 10, of which all keywords in the group will be dark red, each keyword
1789 <p>After creating such a keyword group, you may call other <abbr title="Generic Syntax Highlighter">GeSHi</abbr> methods on it, just as you would for any other keyword group.</p>
1795 <p>If you specify a <code class="highlighted php"><span class="re0">$key</span></code> for which there is already a keyword group, the old keyword group will be
1801 <h4 id="removing-a-keyword-group">3.11.4 Removing a Keyword Group</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#adding-a-keyword-group">Previous</a> | <a href="#adding-removing-keywords">Top</a> | <a href="#headers-and-footers">Next</a></div>
1803 <p>Perhaps you <em>really</em> need speed? Why not just remove an entire keyword group? <abbr title="Generic Syntax Highlighter">GeSHi</abbr> won’t have to loop through
1804 each keyword checking for its existance, saving much time. You remove a keyword group by using the
1811 <h3 id="headers-and-footers">3.12 Headers and Footers for Your Code</h3><div class="nav"><a href="#removing-a-keyword-group">Previous</a> | <a href="#advanced-features">Top</a> | <a href="#keyword-substitution">Next</a></div>
1816 <h4 id="keyword-substitution">3.12.1 Keyword Substitution</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#headers-and-footers">Previous</a> | <a href="#headers-and-footers">Top</a> | <a href="#setting-header-content">Next</a></div>
1830 <h4 id="setting-header-content">3.12.2 Setting Header Content</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#keyword-substitution">Previous</a> | <a href="#headers-and-footers">Top</a> | <a href="#setting-footer-content">Next</a></div>
1862 <h4 id="styling-footer-content">3.12.5 Styling Footer Content</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#styling-header-content">Previous</a> | <a href="#headers-and-footers">Top</a> | <a href="#keyword-urls">Next</a></div>
1870 <h3 id="keyword-urls">3.13 Keyword URLs</h3><div class="nav"><a href="#styling-footer-content">Previous</a> | <a href="#advanced-features">Top</a> | <a href="#setting-a-url">Next</a></div>
1872 <p>As of version 1.0.2, <abbr title="Generic Syntax Highlighter">GeSHi</abbr> allows you to specify a URL for keyword groups. This URL is used by <abbr title="Generic Syntax Highlighter">GeSHi</abbr> to convert
1877 <h4 id="setting-a-url">3.13.1 Setting a URL for a Keyword Group</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#keyword-urls">Previous</a> | <a href="#keyword-urls">Top</a> | <a href="#disabling-urls">Next</a></div>
1879 <p>To set the URL to be used for a keyword group, you use the <code class="highlighted php">set_url_for_keyword_group<span class="br0">(</span><span class="br0">)</span></code> method:</p>
1883 <p>Where <code class="highlighted php"><span class="re0">$group</span></code> is the keyword group you want to assign the URL for, and <code class="highlighted php"><span class="re0">$url</span></code> is the URL for
1886 <p>You may be wondering how to make each keyword in the group point to the correct URL. You do this by putting
1899 will generate the lowercase version of the keyword, <code>{FNAMEU}</code> will generate the uppercase version. <code>{FNAME}</code>
1900 will provide the keyword as specified in the language file. <strong>Use one of these more specific placeholders
1905 <h4 id="disabling-urls">3.13.2 Disabling a URL for a Keyword Group</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#setting-a-url">Previous</a> | <a href="#keyword-urls">Top</a> | <a href="#disabling-all-urls">Next</a></div>
1907 <p>It’s easy to disable a URL for a keyword group: Simply use the method <code class="highlighted php">set_url_for_keyword_group<span class="br0">(</span><span class="br0">)</span></code> to pass
1912 <h4 id="disabling-all-urls">3.13.3 Disabling all URLs for Keywords</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#disabling-urls">Previous</a> | <a href="#keyword-urls">Top</a> | <a href="#styling-links">Next</a></div>
1918 <h4 id="styling-links">3.13.4 Styling Links</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#disabling-all-urls">Previous</a> | <a href="#keyword-urls">Top</a> | <a href="#using-targets">Next</a></div>
1944 <h4 id="using-targets">3.13.5 Setting the Link Target</h4><div class="nav"><a href="#styling-links">Previous</a> | <a href="#keyword-urls">Top</a> | <a href="#using-contextual-importance">Next</a></div>
3191 Don’t break the keywords arrays after every keyword.</li>
3316 <li><code>GESHI_CAPS_NO_CHANGE</code>: Don’t change the case of any keyword.</li>
3389 keywords is defined as the case of the keywords in these keyword arrays. If you check the java language file you
3390 will see that everything is in exact casing. So if any of these keyword arrays are case sensitive, put the
3392 see later on). If a keyword group is case insensitive, put the lowercase version of the keyword here
3396 run through the php function <code class="highlighted php"><span class="kw3">htmlentities</span><span class="br0">(</span><span class="br0">)</span></code>. E.g, the keyword is <code class="highlighted html4strict"><span class="sc1">&lt;</span>foo<span class="sc1">&gt;</span></code>, not
3452 <p>The following case sensitivity group alludes to the keywords section: here you can set which keyword groups are case sensitive.</p>
3515 <li><strong>‘KEYWORDS’:</strong> This is an array, from keyword index to style. The index you use is the index you used in
3543 <p>This section lets you specify a url to visit for each keyword group. Useful for pointing functions at their online
3556 <p>The indices of this array correspond to the keyword groups you specified in the keywords section. The string <code>{FNAME}</code>
3557 marks where the name of the function is substituted in. So for the example above, if the keyword being highlighted is
3558 “echo”, then the keyword will be a URL pointing to <code>http://www.php.net/echo</code>. Because some languages (Java!) don’t
3626 <p>Regular expressions are a good way to catch any other lexic that fits certain rules but can’t be listed as a keyword.
3847 <p>One of the most common reasons why you might want to use the <strong>PARSER_CONTROL</strong> settings is to tweak what characters are allowed to surround a keyword.
3848 Usually <abbr title="Generic Syntax Highlighter">GeSHi</abbr> checks for a fixed set of characters like brackets and common symbols that denote the word boundary for a keyword.
3849 If this set conflicts with your language (e.g. - is allowed inside a keyword) or you want to limit the usage of a keyword to certain areas (e.g. for <abbr title="Hypertext Markup Language">HTML</abbr> tag names only match after <) you can change those conditions here.</p>
3851 <p>Keyword boundary rules can either be set globally (directly within the PARSER_CONTROL’s KEYWORDS section or on a per-group basis.
3852 E.g. the following sample from the <abbr title="Hypertext Markup Language">HTML</abbr> language file sets different settings for keyword matching only for Keyword Group 2 and leaves the other groups alone.</p>
3868 <p>The name <code class="highlighted php"><span class="st_h">'DISALLOWED_BEFORE'</span></code> and <code class="highlighted php"><span class="st_h">'DISALLOWED_AFTER'</span></code> might sound confusing at first, since they don’t define what to prevent, but what to match in order to find a keyword.
3877 The following code will enable this behaviour for the whole keyword set. As said above you can choose to enable this for single keyword groups only though.</p>
