I am parsing a file and coloring text that matches certain words but do not want to color text if these keywords are part of a string literal or part of a commented statement.
The code to parse the file and color the keywords is as follows:
my @words = ("while", "foreach", "loop");
foreach my $word (@words) {
my $word_len = length $word;
my $next = "1.0";
while (my $from = $t->search(-regexp, "\\b$word\\b", $next
+, "end")) {
$next = "$from + $word_len chars";
$t->tagAdd("green", $from, $next);
$t->tagAdd("bold", $from, $next);
}
}
What is the best way to ignore a string or a commented statement and ignore these only, during the parsing?
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