How to Use Them: From your web browser save the syntax text to a file. Then add the file to the end of the syntax_def file in either xwpe's system directory or your personal syntax_def in .xwpe. (The installation procedure will likely become easy in the future.)
Note: At present xwpe comes with C, C++, Fortran, Java, and Pascal support. Fortran and Pascal may be moved to this page in the future. Also xwpe's syntax highlighting format is rather limited so even though a language may be listed here it may not be what you expect.
Basic Syntax, by Brian White (linut@squonk.net)
BBX Syntax, by Brian White (linut@squonk.net)
Bourne Shell Syntax, by Colin Smith (colin@melly.europe.dg.com)
Fortran 90 Syntax, by Felix Stohr (stohr@iap.fr)
Free Pascal Syntax, by Edward Popkov (evpopkov@carry.neonet.lv)
HTML Syntax, by Kenn Flynn (flynnk@rpi.edu)
HTML Syntax, by Colin Smith (colin@melly.europe.dg.com)
Latex Syntax, by Felix Stohr (stohr@iap.fr)
Interactive Data Language Syntax, by Felix Stohr (stohr@iap.fr)
Perl Syntax, by Colin Smith (colin@melly.europe.dg.com)
PHP3 Syntax, by Rick (null@acm.org)
Python Syntax, by Mark Loftis (mloftis@lanminds.com)
SQL Syntax, by Fernando Matos (fernandoamg@brfree.com.br)
SmallEiffel Syntax, by Mathias Gumz (mathias.gumz@student.uni-magdeburg.de)
Super Mongo Syntax, by Felix Stohr (stohr@iap.fr)
Tcl/Tk Syntax, by Fernando Matos (fernandoamg@brfree.com.br)