Kate syntax file?

Hey all
I'm running KDE, and thus use Kate for most text editing - and seeing as copy and paste should be out wednesday (! woo !), I'm wondering if anyone has a syntax file for Kate for LSL.
Reading google's cache of the wiki, SildurRandall apparently made a file, but I haven't heard back from him on it.
I'll happily offer hosting if he sees this, but otherwise - does anyone else here have a copy?
I'd really like to be able to start seeing LSL in Kate

Thanks for any help.

Never need another Kate Syntax File download with Dale Glass`s Kate syntax file generator.

I have a custom-written auto-update shell script that embeds calls to Dale`s system, setting me up with updated syntax files automaticaly when I download-and-install a new release of Second Life. All I have to do to install the latest version is type

./slinstall [[[[Major] Minor] Release] Build]

...where [] meas "optional" as opposed to "enclose in brackets". I`ve been thinking of posting it here. How much interest would there be?

If you wouldn't mind, I'd love to have a copy, and I could host it up if you like.
Your link is broken, by the way.

Ok, I found your link.
The highlighting seems to work, but out of interest is there any way to get the highlighting on events like listen, state_entry etc?

Thanks

./slinstall

oldver=`cat ~/.SLVersion.txt`;echo $oldver
      
      function getWord () {
          eval echo  
CODE
echo $1`
      	}
      
      Major=`eval getWord 2 $oldver`; echo Old Major: $Major
      Minor=`eval getWord 3 $oldver`; echo Old Minor: $Minor
      Rel=`eval getWord 4 $oldver`  ; echo Old Rel:   $Rel
      Build=`eval getWord 5 $oldver`; echo Old Build: $Build
      
      if [ "$4" != "" ]; then
      	Major=$1
      	Minor=$2
      	Rel=$3
      	Build=$4
      elif [ "$3" != "" ]; then
      	Minor=$1
      	Rel=$2
      	Build=$3
      elif [ "$2" != "" ]; then
      	Rel=$1
      	Build=$2
      elif [ "$1" != "" ]; then
      	Build=$1
      fi
      
      version=$Major"_"$Minor"_"$Rel"_"$Build; echo New version: $version
      
      echo  >~/.SLVersion.txt $Major $Minor $Rel $Build
      
      wget -nc -c -P ~/Downloads/ http://secondlife.com/downloads/viewer/SecondLife_$version.tar.bz2 && tar -xvvf ~/Downloads/SecondLife_$version.tar.bz2
      cd ~/Scripts
      ./gensyntax.pl ~/SecondLife_$version/ < lsl-pattern.xml > ~/.kde/share/apps/katepart/syntax/lsl.xml
./slrun
CODE
oldver=`cat ~/.SLVersion.txt`;echo $oldver
    
    function getWord () {
    	eval echo $`echo $1`
    	}
    
    Major=`eval getWord 2 $oldver`; echo Old Major: $Major
    Minor=`eval getWord 3 $oldver`; echo Old Minor: $Minor
    Rel=`eval getWord 4 $oldver`  ; echo Old Rel:   $Rel
    Build=`eval getWord 5 $oldver`; echo Old Build: $Build
    
    if [ "$4" != "" ]; then
    	Major=$1
    	Minor=$2
    	Rel=$3
    	Build=$4
    elif [ "$3" != "" ]; then
    	Minor=$1
    	Rel=$2
    	Build=$3
    elif [ "$2" != "" ]; then
    	Rel=$1
    	Build=$2
    elif [ "$1" != "" ]; then
    	Build=$1
    fi
    
    version=$Major"_"$Minor"_"$Rel"_"$Build; echo New version: $version
    
    echo  >~/.SLVersion.txt $Major $Minor $Rel $Build
    
    cd ~/SecondLife_$version
    fname=$(date -d "$(stat -c %y SecondLife/Llauren_Mandelbrot/screen_last.bmp)" +%F-%H-%M)
    fname="$HOME/Pictures/Second Life/screen_last$fname.bmp"
    echo $fname
    if [ -e "$fname" ]; then
      echo "Exists.";
    else
      echo "Creating.";
      cp SecondLife/Llauren_Mandelbrot/screen_last.bmp "$fname"
    fi;
    ./secondlife
    cd ~/SecondLife_$version
    fname=$(date -d "$(stat -c %y SecondLife/Llauren_Mandelbrot/screen_last.bmp)" +%F-%H-%M)
    fname="$HOME/Pictures/Second Life/screen_last$fname.bmp"
    echo $fname
    if [ -e "$fname" ]; then
      echo "Exists.";
    else
      echo "Creating.";
      cp SecondLife/Llauren_Mandelbrot/screen_last.bmp "$fname"
    fi;
Please note that the first time this is run that the script will fail to read the old version information, and will complain, but will continue running. This is not a problem, if you specify the fill version number the first time you use it. Alternatively:
   
   ~/.SLVersion.txt
CODE
i686_1 12 0 51742
Please also note that this installs into your Home directory, and installs new versions alongisde existing versions. This can fill your Home directory rather quickly, if you`re not careful.:)
 
 Aditionally, the Run script collects the screen_last.bmp files into one of the directories my KUbuntu desktop is configured to draw random backdrop images from. This explains why the Run script is longer than the Install script. Yes, I know I have the Run script checking twice. This is deliberate, if generally useless.
From: Adam Kaupas
Your link is broken, by the way.
Try this: Kate syntax file generator.

I forgot to mention that I installed Dale`s scripts into ~/Scripts/