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The style CAPITOL seems to apply to all identifiers starting with a capitol letter. Does this have semantic meaning in Haskell? What is a reasonable color for it? `red`? `text`? There are some styles that I cannot identify. Namely DATA, IMPORT, and INSTANCE. I tried several Haskell syntax examples and could not get these styles to trigger. If someone more familiar with Haskell can show an example of what it might be, please do. Maybe one day someone will come across it and report.
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The style CAPITOL seems to apply to all identifiers starting with a capitol letter. Does this have semantic meaning in Haskell? What is a reasonable color for it?
red?text?There are some styles that I cannot identify. Namely DATA, IMPORT, and INSTANCE. I tried several Haskell syntax examples and could not get these styles to trigger. If someone more familiar with Haskell can show an example of what it might be, please do. Maybe one day someone will come across it and report.