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<title>Import ruby-syntax.</title>
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<name>minskim</name>
<email>minskim@pkgsrc.org</email>
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<published>2007-05-24T10:48:11Z</published>
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Syntax is a lexical analysis framework.  It supports pluggable syntax
modules, and comes with modules for Ruby, XML, and YAML.  It means you
can use Syntax to take a body of text representing instructions in
some syntax (like Ruby), and break that text into tokens.  You could
conceivably use it to count the number of classes in a system, or the
number of lines of code per method.  But Syntax was written
specifically with syntax highlighting in mind.</content>
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