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In article <01bed450$cb47b8e0$LocalHost@gjxwxsqy>, 
Heatherdale@fsbdial.co.uk says...
> also i've placed two icon's on the speed menu that display
> syntax highlighting 1 for c++ and the other for java and when you click the
> java one with a java file open the syntax highlites, selecting the c++ icon
> de-selects highlighting unless you have a c/c++ file open...how does it
> distinguish between c++ and java ? tell me is java wrote in the same
> language as c or and c++ or have i interpreted this wrong?.
> 

Steve has provided a great response to most of your questions.  The 
syntax highlighting tool... I would suggest it simply has a list of known 
keywords.  Java and C++ share many keywords and syntax, even though they 
work rather differently.  However, your utility can't tell the difference 
- it would still highlight relevant constricts if you unleashed it on a 
copy of Darth Vader's autobiography<g>

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pf