This would, by the way, produce something like this when processed by LaTeX:
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This is how I would like UltraEdit to highlight my LaTeX syntax. |
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% Notice that the background colour on these commented lines % goes all the way to the edge rather than just to the EOL. |
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\documentclass[12pt,norsk,a4paper]{article} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \usepackage[latin1]{inputenc} \usepackage{babel,textcomp} |
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\begin{document} A little in-line math, $ \frac{e^\frac{2}{[\$]}}{\{\ \LaTeX\ \}} $, is always nice. \\[1.5ex] \begin{description} \item[Highlighting] is important when {\bf editing} [large] structural documents. \end{description} \verb@{\bf Bold text}@ will not be processed, but output "as-is". \\ |
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| \verb"address@domain.top" will be displayed as address@domain.top. | % This is a comment. |
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\end{document} |
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This would, by the way, produce something like this when processed by LaTeX: |