RSyntaxTextArea Readme
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Please contact me if you are using RSyntaxTextArea in your project!  I like
to know when people are finding it useful.  Please send mail to:
robert -at- fifesoft dot com.


* About RSyntaxTextArea

  RSyntaxTextArea is a syntax highlighting text component, written in Swing.
  It allows applications to easily embed syntax highlighting for most common
  programming languages.  Most other standard programmer's editor features are
  built-in: auto-indent, bracket matching, undo/redo, etc.  Auto-completion
  is available as an add-on library (see http://fifesoft.com/autocomplete).

* License

  RSyntaxTextArea is licensed under a modified BSD license.  Please see the
  included RSyntaxTextArea.License.txt file.

* Compiling

  If you wish to compile RSyntaxTextArea from source, the easiest way to do so
  is via the included Ant build script.  The default target builds the jar.
  
    cd RSyntaxTextArea
    ant
  
  Other targets are defined to build the source zip for the project, and
  generate its Javadoc.
  
* Feedback

  I hope you find RSyntaxTextArea useful.  Bug reports, feature requests, and
  just general questions are always welcome.  Ways you can submit feedback:
  
    * http://forum.fifesoft.com (preferred)
         Has a forum for RSyntaxTextArea and related projects, where you can
         ask questions and get feedback quickly.

    * https://github.com/bobbylight/RSyntaxTextArea
         Add a bug or enhancement request, peruse the Wiki, etc.

    * http://fifesoft.com/rsyntaxtextarea
         Project home page, which contains general information and example
         source code.

* Thanks

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