This syntax highlighting guide is based on the Notepad++ user-defined syntax colouring I have made for writing GorillaScript code.

Font ········································································································································································ The font used is Lucida Console at size 9 (point). Black (#000000) is the colour used by any non-stylized portions of code such as operators and non-keyword identifiers. Example: This is an example of the font.

Keywords ········································································································································································ Colour: Orange (#FF8000 or RGB 255, 128, 0) Words: function class group script constructor destructor copier cast protocol implement char short int byte atom word dword real real8 string bool null true false this ii new if then else elseif while do loop for as is and not return yield end isnull isvalid switch case exec default abort or local global self constant alias shared public attribute defscope noexec scriptname

Macro Keywords ········································································································································································ Colour: Purple (#800080 or RGB 128, 0, 128) Words: _line _version _name

Numbers ········································································································································································ Colour: Red (#FF0000 or RGB 255, 0, 0) Types: // integer numbers 12345 -12345 // floating-point numbers 12.345 -12.345 // scientific-notation floating-point numbers 12.345e3 -12.345E-3

Strings ········································································································································································ Colour: Green (#008000 or RGB 0, 128, 0) Delimiters: Double-quotes ("") surrounding any text signifies a string. Single-quotes ('') surrounding any text signifies a character literal. Remarks: Both types of strings must ignore the escape sequences \" and \' as these are valid characters in a string and do not end the string. Strings and character literals cannot span multiple lines. Example: normal-code "Text! \" << this double-quote does not terminate the string. This one does >> " normal-code normal-code '\'' + 'A' normal-code

Comments ········································································································································································ Colour: Sky Blue (#0080FF or RGB 0, 128, 255) Delimiters: Double-forward slash '//' comments out the rest of the line Forward-slash, asterisk '/*' comments out until asterisk, forward-slash combination '*/'. Style: normal-code // until end of line normal-code /* until    multi-line comment end */ normal-code