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From: "Robert F. Beeger" <5beeger@informatik.uni-hamburg.de>
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Subject: Verbatim modules
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Hello!

I searched for a possibility to include listings with syntax
highlighting in my current text.

First I thought it would be nice to embed HTML in ConTeXt since my
Java-IDE can export Java-Files with syntax highlighting to HTML.

Then I found the verbatim modules of ConTeXt and think they are a much
better idea. It is more lightweight than having the HTML-export with
all those font settings and so on.

Those verbatim modules do nearly everything I need. Thanks to Pragma
ADE for this. But now I have some questions.

There are is a JS and a JV verbatim environment defined in ConTeXt.
What is the difference between those two. Is it only to make the
intention clear : If you have some Java-code, use JV to make clear
that it is Java and not JavaScript. If it is JavaScript use JS. Or is
there more to it.

I have one problem with the Java/JavaScript verbatim module. I would
like the comments to be grayed out like it is done by the XML module.

If I have

\startJV
// bla
public void bla();
\stopJV

the "//" gets typeset in red and the "bla" after the "//" gets typeset in
black, which is the normal color for non-keywords.
How do I make it that the "bla" after the "//"is grayed out.

An other problem occurres when I use a JavaDoc-Comment

\startJV
  /**
   * bla
   * @param blub Blub bla blub.
   */
\stopJV

Now "/*" and "*/" gets typeset in red, the "*" after "/*" and the text
in the comment gets typeset in black and the two remaining "*" get
grayed out. Here I would like to have "/*", "*/" and the other stars
to be typeset in one color´, be it red or what ever, and the text to
be grayed out. I know this is not that easy to accomplish and is more a
feature request for the future. But since I am into this now, I
thought it would not do any harm, if mentioned it.

Greets
   Robert

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