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Since it's written in Haxe, JavaScript and PHP versions can be generated, and snapshots are available inside the Subversion repository.

It is lightweight: 1 file, around 200 lines of algorithm and around 300 lines of language definitions.

Adding a new language is usually a matter of adding 5-10 regular expressions, and is somewhat flexible with recursive rules (for example, it highlights PHP/CSS/JS embedded in HTML).

There are plenty of examples of the source code highlighting in action on the homepage.

The statistics are wrong because Ohloh doesn't understand Haxe.</description>
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