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<blockEnd>
Description
Optional. Text values that delimit the end of the text block for this scheme. The
tags must be paired and the combination must be unique. Values are not evaluated
blockStart
as case-sensitive. The
allowed. For more information on
Attributes
None.
Example
<blockEnd><![CDATA[--->]]></blockEnd>
<blockStart>
Description
Optional. Specified only if the coloring scheme can be embedded inside a different coloring
scheme. The
blockStart
unique. Values are not evaluated as case-sensitive. The
characters in length. Multiple instances of this tag are allowed. For more information on
strings, see
blockStart
attribute, see
scheme
Attributes
,
canNest doctypes
•
Specifies whether the scheme can nest inside itself. Values are
canNest
default is
"No"
•
doctypes="doc_type1, doc_type2,..."
document types into which you can nest this code coloring scheme. Document types are
defined in the Dreamweaver Configuration/Document Types/MMDocumentTypes.xml file.
•
id="id_string"
color and style to this syntax item.
•
name="display_name"
scheme="customText"
•
Required. This defines how the
scheme
information on the possible values for the scheme attribute, see
coloring" on page
Example
<blockStart doctypes="ColdFusion,CFC" scheme="innerText"
canNest="Yes"><![CDATA[<!---]]></blockStart>
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value can be one character. Multiple instances of this tag are
blockEnd
blockEnd
and
blockEnd
"Wildcard characters" on page
"Scheme block delimiter coloring" on page
, , ,
id name scheme
.
Required when
scheme="customText"
A string that appears in the Edit Coloring Scheme dialog box when
.
97.
strings, see "Wildcard characters" on page
tags must be paired, and the combination must be
blockStart
100. For information on the
Required. Specifies a comma-separated list of
. An identifier string that maps
and
blockStart blockEnd
blockEnd
value must be two or more
blockStart
97.
or
"Yes" "No"
strings are colored. For
"Scheme block delimiter
and
100.
. The