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* PL_SQL.KLD - KEDIT Language Definition for PL/SQL programs
* Version 1.0 - June 1997

* PLSQL.KLD created by Bryan Barbeau (bbarbeau@ix.netcom.com)


*  case is not significant, so ignore it
:case
 ignore

:option
  function ( blank default alt 4

* Identifiers consist of a letter optionally followed by more letters,
* numbers, dollar sign, underscores, or number signs.
:identifier
 [a-zA-Z]  [a-zA-Z0-9$_#]

* Comment lines can be paired /* */ symbols or where -- is found
:comment
 line -- any
 paired /* */ nonest
 line rem column 1

:string
 single

* use C like language rules for number coloring
:number
 C

* block and loop labels look like this <<example>>
*:label
* Delimiter >> any

:match
* match labels
* these statements need to be in this order or else the matching won't work right
(     )
<<  >>
if end+if then,else,elsif
loop end+loop
begin end

:keyword
* Oracle 7 keywords only
 abort
 accept alt 7
 access
 add
 all
 alter
 and
 any
 array
 arraylen
 as
 asc
 assert
 assign
 at
 authorization
 avg
 base_table
 begin
 between
 binary_integer
 body
 boolean
 by
 cache
 cascade
 case
 char
 char_base
 check
 close
 cluster
 colauth
 column alt 7
 columns
 commit
 compress
 connect
 constant
 constraint
 constraints
 count
 crash
 create
 current
 cursor
 currval
 database
 data_base
 date
 dba
 debugoff
 debugon
 declare
 decimal
 default
 definition
 delay
 delete
 delta
 desc
 digits
 disable
 dispose
 distinct
 do
 drop
 else
 elsif
 end
 entry
 exception
 exception_init
 exists
 exit
 false
 fetch
 float
 for
 foreign
 form
 found
 freelist
 freelists
 from
 function alt e
 generic
 goto
 grant
 group
 groups
 having
 identified
 if
 in
 increment
 index
 indexes
 indicator
 initial
 initrans
 insert
 integer
 intersect
 into
 is
 key
 level
 like
 limited
 loop
 max
 maxextents
 maxtrans
 min
 minextents
 minus
 minvalue
 mlslabel
 mod
 modify
 natural
 new
 next
 nextval
 nocache
 nocompress
 nocycle
 noorder
 not
 notfound
 null
 number
 number_base
 of
 on
 open
 option
 or
 order
 others
 out
 package
 partition
 pctfree
 pctincrease
 pctused
 positive
 pragma
 primary
 prior
 private
 procedure alt e
 prompt alt 7
 public
 raise
 range
 real
 record
 references
 release
 rem
 rename
 replace
 resource
 return
 reverse
 revoke
 rollback
 rowid
 rowlabel
 rownum
 rowtype
 run
 savepoint
 schema
 select
 separate
 sequence
 set alt 7
 show alt 7
 size
 smallint
 space
 spool alt 7
 sql
 sqlcode
 sqlerrm
 start
 statement
 stddev
 subtype
 sum
 synonym
 sysdate
 tabauth
 table
 tables
 tablespace
 task
 terminate
 text
 then
 to
 true
 type
 union
 unique
 update
 use
 using
 values
 varchar
 varchar2
 variance
 view
 views
 when
 where
 while
 with
 work
 xor

:function
 substr
 upper
 length
 nvl
 rtrim
 to_char
 to_number
 to_date

:postcompare
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