Language-Specific Enhancements in Epsilon 12

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Epsilon includes new modes for the PHP and VHDL programming languages, as well as Windows/DOS batch files. Many existing modes have been enhanced:

HTML mode: now supports embedded PHP code, and adds an html-find-matching-tag command on the Alt-= key; it jumps to the start tag matching the current end tag and back. Support for all types of embedded scripting has been enhanced in many ways.
C# mode: now recognizes the syntax of verbatim strings, along with other changes.
GAMS mode: has many enhancements, including recognizing various sorts of directives that change commenting rules, and specific syntax highlighting rules for many data-defining keywords.
Asm mode: now handles comment blocks, and specially highlights various directives.
Makefile mode: now understands conditionals that use MKS Make syntax.
Perl mode: now includes a perldoc command for reading Perl documentation, as well as other enhancements. The perldoc command runs an external program named perldoc, similar to Epsilon's man command.
TeX mode: has various enhancements, among them a change to the jump-to-dvi command so it now works with more DVI viewers like xdvi and yap.

Modes for PostScript and Visual Basic have also been enhanced. For Java, the next-error command can now search for source files using the CLASSPATH.

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