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 Node SCOPES contains a collection of scope definitions that can be used in the syntax.  Node SCOPES contains a collection of scope definitions that can be used in the syntax. 
-<code xml><SCOPES>+<code xml><SCOPES open_container="normal">
     <Scope open="begin" close="end"/>     <Scope open="begin" close="end"/>
     <DynamicScope lead="&lt;" strict="false"/>       <DynamicScope lead="&lt;" strict="false"/>  
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 Scopes are inheritable: child syntax gets scopes defined in parent syntax. Scopes are inheritable: child syntax gets scopes defined in parent syntax.
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 +You can define global containers for all scopes on the level of main SCOPES node (the container list can be extended for explicit Scope on the level of that scope):
 +  * **open_container** - global open container
 +  * **middle_container** - global middle container
 +  * **close_container** - global close container
 +If you define **only** open_container it will be used also for middle and close tags by default.
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 ===== User defined scopes ===== ===== User defined scopes =====
 If programming language does not support user defined regions (user defined collapsible regions) [[syntax:user-defined-scopes|you can still do this]], while editing in HippoEDIT. If programming language does not support user defined regions (user defined collapsible regions) [[syntax:user-defined-scopes|you can still do this]], while editing in HippoEDIT.