Lexilla 5.4.8 released

   Lexilla is a library of lexers that can be used with Scintilla or indepe=
ndently.

https://www.scintilla.org/Lexilla.html

   Lexilla 5.4.8 is now available from the scintilla.org web site.

   This is a normal release containing features and fixes.

   There were improvements for Batch, Forth, JavaScript, and JSON.

   The cpp lexer used for C and similar languages gained two new properties=
 to better handle JavaScript. JavaScript does not have a preprocessor and u=
ses '#' for private elements. The properties are lexer.cpp.enable.preproces=
sor and lexer.cpp.allow.hashes. These properties may benefit other similar =
languages which do not have a preprocessor.

   A signed version of Lexilla.DLL is included in the SciTE Windows executa=
ble download that can be used by downstream projects. It is signed "Open So=
urce Developer, Neil Hodgson".

   A C++17 compiler is required to build Lexilla. Microsoft Visual C++ 2022=
, GCC 9.0, Clang 9.0, Xcode 14 Clang or newer will work. Some slightly olde=
r compilers may still work.

   A list of changes is available on the history page.
https://www.scintilla.org/LexillaHistory.html

   Lexilla uses Git for source code control. The repository can be cloned w=
ith
git clone https://github.com/ScintillaOrg/lexilla

   Thanks to the contributors of code and documentation and to the testers.

   Neil

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