% LaTeX test file for kate's syntax highlighting and code folding

\ordinaryLaTeXcommandwithoption[10pt,a4paper]{article}
% BEGIN region
%comment, this is all ok % $ 
\%no comments please
\\%comment
% END of region

\newcommand{\nohighlighting}

\section{normal}

\ref{blue}
\pageref{blue}
\cite{blue}

\begin{environmentshavespecialcolors}
normal
\end{environmentshavespecialcolors}

$equations are green, \commands somewhat darker$
normal
$$equations are green, \commands somewhat darker$$
normal
\( 
\frac{1}{2}
\begin{test}
\end{test}
\)
normal
\[
%comment 
displaymath 
\]
normal
\begin{equation}
green\darkergreen
\begin{test}
\test
\end{test}
\end{equation}

\begin{equation*}
green\darkergreen
%comment
\begin{test}
\test
\end{test}
\%no comment
\end{equation*}

\{     %this should be comment

\verb%this shouldn't be%and this should be normal text

\begin{verbatim}
text inside a verbatim environment is also treated special $ %,
you can even put a \begin{verbatim} inside
\end{verbatim}

normal

\begin{Verbatim}
&@@#^%&^#$
\end{Verbatim}


\begin{Verbatim*}
@*&^#@*(^#(*@&
\end{Verbatim*}

normal

% test alignat
\begin{alignat}{2}
A  &= B &= C \\
A  &= B &= C
\end{alignat}
normal text

