How to define HTML keywords in \listings

Question

I'm working on the implementation of a HTML5 code style for \listings.

Currently I have the problem that there are different ways to define HTML tags. In my example, I don't get /p in <p></p> marked.

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My keyword definition looks like this:

otherkeywords={>,><,</p,<p,</p>}

If I add /p to the list, then </p> is not marked anymore.

Here is my language definition:

\lstdefinelanguage{HTML5}{
  language=html,
  sensitive=true,   
  alsoletter={<>=-},    
  morecomment=[s]{<!-}{-->},
  tag=[s],
  otherkeywords={>,><,</p,<p,</p>}
}

For a complete example I've created this document: https://www.writelatex.com/74567mmxwkw

Wow. That was easy. I missed the forest for the trees. Thank you! You can write this as a solution, so that I can check off the question. — Benny Code, Feb 24 '13 at 16:36
@cgnieder Please write a short answer (or cast the first closing vote). — lockstep, Mar 06 '13 at 12:18

score 3 · Accepted Answer · answered Mar 06 '13 at 19:22

You're declaring the keyword >< which leads to the wrong coloring. The line

<p></p>

is interpreted as the keywords <p and >< followed by /p (which is no keyword) and then again a keyword, >.

Leaving the >< keyword out should suffice. The line the would be interpreted as the keywords <p, >, </p, and >, which should be what you want.

How to define HTML keywords in \listings

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