Anyway to catch module with comments in module header?

[runsun]

How can I catch modules having the following 2 structures :

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    module m1(a,b){
         ......
    }

    module m2(a,b) // comment
    {
         ...... 
    }

I setup the block header rule conditions like this:

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    0  =  <symbol> = { 
    1  =  <symbol> = )
    2 Skip all other tokens
    3  = <symbol> = (
    4  = <identifier> 
    5  = <identifier> = module

This catches the first case (m1), but not m2.

I also tried adding a skip <comment> but it doesn't work:

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    0  =  <symbol> = { 
    1  Skip <comment>   // <==== added 
    2  =  <symbol> = )
    3 Skip all other tokens
    4  = <symbol> = (
    5  = <identifier> 
    6  = <identifier> = module

I also tried using Grammar (don't know if that's possible), but examples on Grammar is hard to find (I searched all lexers and found only C# and Pascal have very limited examples).

.

[Alexey]

grammar is **final try if noone works. try C lexer for this file with m1/m2. it works and shows m1/m2 in tree. it has rule for {....} and new rule for func- not 1 rule for "func{..}"
and rule "func" is "init closed".

[runsun]

grammar is **final try if noone works. try C lexer for this file with m1/m2. it works and shows m1/m2 in tree. it has rule for {....} and new rule for func- not 1 rule for "func{..}"
and rule "func" is "init closed".

If I use one for {...} and one for module{...}, then a single module will have two blocks:

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   module m(a,b)
   {
        blah blah 
   }

  [+]------- module m(a,b)    // fully folded

  [-]------- module m(a,b)    // first click to unfold module{...}
   '--[+]--- {...}

  [-]------- module m(a,b)   // second click to unfold {...}
   | [-]--- {
   |  |        blah blah 
   '---'---- }

Users have to click twice to open it. This is something I want to avoid. That's why the block head is designed to cover module <id> (...) {.

[runsun]

I think I got it to work. First create a

module <id> (...) {

then

module <id> (...) <comment> {

where <comment> and ... are tokens to skip. Place the 2nd one in the bottom of rules.

[Alexey]

>then a single module will have two blocks
It is solved if u use "init closed block".Set init closed for "mod" and it is not folded