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Syntax highlighting definition for Perl

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Michal Molhanec <mol1111 at users.sourceforge.net>
Jirka Kosek <kosek at users.sourceforge.net>
Michiel Hendriks <elmuerte at users.sourceforge.net>

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<highlighters>
	<highlighter type="oneline-comment">#</highlighter>
	<highlighter type="heredoc">
		<start>&lt;&lt;</start>
		<quote>'</quote>
		<quote>"</quote>
		<noWhiteSpace/>
	</highlighter>
	<highlighter type="string">
		<string>"</string>
		<escape>\</escape>
	</highlighter>
	<highlighter type="string">
		<string>'</string>
		<escape>\</escape>
		<spanNewLines/>
	</highlighter>
	<highlighter type="hexnumber">
		<prefix>0x</prefix>
		<ignoreCase />
	</highlighter>
	<highlighter type="number">
		<point>.</point>
		<pointStarts />
		<ignoreCase />
	</highlighter>
	<highlighter type="keywords">
		<keyword>if</keyword>
		<keyword>unless</keyword>
		<keyword>while</keyword>
		<keyword>until</keyword>
		<keyword>foreach</keyword>
		<keyword>else</keyword>
		<keyword>elsif</keyword>
		<keyword>for</keyword>
		<keyword>when</keyword>
		<keyword>default</keyword>
		<keyword>given</keyword>
		<!-- Keywords related to the control flow of your perl program  -->
		<keyword>caller</keyword>
		<keyword>continue</keyword> 
		<keyword>die</keyword>
		<keyword>do</keyword>
		<keyword>dump</keyword>
		<keyword>eval</keyword>
		<keyword>exit</keyword>
		<keyword>goto</keyword>
		<keyword>last</keyword>
		<keyword>next</keyword>
		<keyword>redo</keyword>
		<keyword>return</keyword>
		<keyword>sub</keyword>
		<keyword>wantarray</keyword>
		<!-- Keywords related to scoping  -->
		<keyword>caller</keyword>
		<keyword>import</keyword>
		<keyword>local</keyword>
		<keyword>my</keyword>
		<keyword>package</keyword>
		<keyword>use</keyword>
		<!-- Keywords related to perl modules  -->
		<keyword>do</keyword>
		<keyword>import</keyword>
		<keyword>no</keyword>
		<keyword>package</keyword>
		<keyword>require</keyword>
		<keyword>use</keyword>
		<!-- Keywords related to classes and object-orientedness  -->
		<keyword>bless</keyword>
		<keyword>dbmclose</keyword>
		<keyword>dbmopen</keyword>
		<keyword>package</keyword>
		<keyword>ref</keyword>
		<keyword>tie</keyword>
		<keyword>tied</keyword>
		<keyword>untie</keyword>
		<keyword>use</keyword>
		<!-- operators -->
		<keyword>and</keyword>
		<keyword>or</keyword>
		<keyword>not</keyword>
		<keyword>eq</keyword>
		<keyword>ne</keyword>
		<keyword>lt</keyword>
		<keyword>gt</keyword>
		<keyword>le</keyword>
		<keyword>ge</keyword>
		<keyword>cmp</keyword>
	</highlighter>
</highlighters>