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# states section
#
#  format of the states: section
#  <description>, <id> [, <color> [, <weight> [, <italic>]]]
#  parameter:
#	description: 	readable description of state, users can
#			see this in the color settings dlg
#	id:		state identifier string (unique among states); used
#			to reference a state in the rules section
#	color:		two possibilities: (1) a ref to a definition
#			in the [colors] section of the rc file. (2) a hex or decimal
#			color definition (bits 0..7 for red, bits 8..15
#			green and bits 16..23 for blue; bits 24..31 should
#			always be 0). optional, defaults to 0x000000.
#	weight:		a decimal value between 0 and 99; specifies the
#			weight of the font used for drawing; can also
#			be a hex value (with preceeding 0x). optional,
#			default 50 (normal weight).
#	italic:		a value of 0 or 1, indicating the italic state
#			of the font to be used. optional, default 0.
#
#	The first state in the list is always the 'normal' state (the one
#	that parsing starts with).
#
states:
Normal,		0, black, 75
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# settings section
#
#   entries:
#	<KeywordCheck> defines the id of a state that is used
#	to check for keywords; if this state occurs, the matched
#	text is checked for any keyword in the keyword section.
#	If a keyword is found, the state <KeywordState> is used to
#	draw the keyword.
settings:
KeywordCheck=normal
KeywordState=normal
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# rules section
#
#  format of entries in the rules: section
#  <id>, <regular expression>, <previous state>, <inner state>, <following state>
#  parameter:
#		id: 		unique string ID for rule; actually not used
#		reg.exp.:	regular expression defining matching strings for
#				the rule; it must be enclosed in "-signs; does the 
#				regexp contain "s, these have to be escaped by a '\' 
#				(backslash) character.
#		previous state:	defines the state that must occur in a text stream
#				to ŽactivateŽ this rule. A rule must be activated
#				before it is matched against the text.
#		inner state:	state of the matching text; this state is used for 
#				drawing the matching text.
#		following state:state that occurs afterwards; a rule that is activated
#				*and* matches a portion of text assigns this state 
#				to the parser; a rule must have this state as previous
#				state before it can be activated.
#
rules:
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# keywords section
#
#   every line contains a single keyword
#
keywords:
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