Hi list,

I wrote a custom pretty printer (verbatim) for Free Pascal/Turbo 
Pascal/Delphi source files. It's attached to this mail together with a 
ConTeXt test files that shows the features and some special cases.

The pretty printer can handle:
reserved words (bold)
{...}-, (*...*)- and //...-style comments
{$...} compiler directives
'...' strings
embedded assembler code (asm ... end)

It's based on the Lazarus IDE syntax highlighter (Free Pascal IDE), 
which should be pretty Delphi-like. The main difference to Lazarus 
highlighting is that comments are not bold, but slanted. That looks much 
better when no colors are used.

I'm not experienced in Lua programming, but I hope there are no major 
issues. I'd really appreciate any feedback: comments, suggestions and 
corrections (if necessary). I hope that eventually the Pascal pretty 
printer can make it's way into the ConTeXt distribution.

Best wishes,
Stefan.

PS: Thanks for the Lua pretty printer, which served as a good starting 
point.