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Epsilon User's Manual and Reference > Variable Reference >

shell-heredoc-syntax: preference variable

Default value: 0

This variable controls how Epsilon syntax highlights a here document in Shell mode. If the heredoc's terminating string ends in ".html" or ".tex", Epsilon always colors it using the corresponding mode. Otherwise, it checks this variable. The bit 0x100 makes it try to autodetect TeX code, and the bit 0x200 makes it try to autodetect HTML code. If neither is detected, the bit 1 makes it default to TeX, and 2 makes it default to HTML. (Only include one of these.) If neither bit is present, the here document is colored with the perl-constant color class. (Shell mode uses the same color classes as Perl mode.)

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