Wiki pages doesn't color AspectJ keywords... about code-prettify HOT 3 CLOSED

Grammar at http://www.sable.mcgill.ca/~hendren/AspectJ.html

Thanks a lot to incorporate that!!!

According to the grammar at http://abc.comlab.ox.ac.uk/documents/scanparse.pdf 
the
extra keywords are:
adviceexecution, after, args, around, aspect, before, call, cflow, cflowbelow,
declare, error, execution, get, handler, if, initialization, issingleton, 
parents,
percflow, percflowbelow, pertarget, perthis, pointcut, precedence, 
preinitialization,
privileged, proceed, returning, set, soft, staticinitialization, target, 
warning,
within, withincode

Of those, the reserved keywords are
    ⟨aspectj reserved identifier ⟩ ::= ’aspect’ | ’privileged’ 
    | ’adviceexecution’ | ’args’ | ’call’ | ’cflow’ | ’cflowbelow’ | ’error’ 
    | ’execution’ | ’get’ | ’handler’ | ’initialization’ | ’parents’ 
    | ’precedence’ | ’preinitialization’ | ’returning’ | ’set’ 
    | ’soft’ | ’staticinitialization’ | ’target’ | ’throwing’ 
    | ’warning’ | ’withincode’ 

Both the full set and the reserved set contain words like (call, error, get, 
handler,
set, target, warning) that are likely to be used in C/java programs as 
identifiers.

So I think it would be a bad idea to add these to the C-like language keywords 
set
which is what code-highlighting in wiki content uses since there is no way for 
code
sections in wiki pages to specify the language.