One feature Telnet23's highlighting has that basic-mode.el should steal acquire is highlighting line numbers when they are referenced by statements like GOTO 10 in the line number color.
Note that Telnet23's regexps only handle numbers directly after THEN, ELSE, GO\s*TO, and GOSUB. There are other ways that BASIC can refer to line numbers.
These should all have the numbers highlighted as line numbers:
ON var GOSUB 10, 20, 30
ON var GO TO 10, 20, 30
RESTORE 10
RESUME 10
RETURN 10
RUN 10
LIST -500
LLIST 10
RENUM 1000,10
DELETE 10-40
IF ERL=10 THEN...
Exceptions:
RENUM [newnum] [,[oldnum] [,increment]]
Increment should not be highlighted.
One feature Telnet23's highlighting has that basic-mode.el should
stealacquire is highlighting line numbers when they are referenced by statements likeGOTO 10in the line number color.Note that Telnet23's regexps only handle numbers directly after THEN, ELSE, GO\s*TO, and GOSUB. There are other ways that BASIC can refer to line numbers.
These should all have the numbers highlighted as line numbers:
Exceptions:
Originally posted by @hackerb9 in https://github.com/dykstrom/basic-mode/issues/21#issuecomment-1292386419