Nobody/Anonymous - 2007-05-02

At my work we have several custom tools that use text files containing various web content.

(Don't ask why we don't use XML or why this format is horrible... I wish I could change it)

Example content:
[PARAMETER]
NAME=someparam
TYPE=text
[END PARAMETER]

[PARAMETER]
NAME=myparam
TYPE=checkbox
[END PARAMETER]

[JSCRIPT]
  function test() { alert('Hello'}; }
[END JSCRIPT]

[MENULIST_SPECS]
LISTSQL=GETSECTION
LISTCOUNTER=N
SHOWALLFIELDS=Y
LISTWIDTH=100%
SHOW=EVALSQL:Select val=case when '$EDIT'='TRUE' or '$PRINTABLE'='Y' then 'N' else 'Y' end
[END MENULIST_SPECS]

[MENULIST_LISTSQL_SECTION]
Select nt.type,
       nt.sqlfield
  from sometable
[END MENULIST_LISTSQL_SECTION]

[MENULIST_LIST_HTML_HEADER]
<TR>
   <TD>
   <TABLE WIDTH=100%>
      <TR>
      <TD CLASS="GTRSMALLLABEL" ALIGN=LEFT >Type</TD>
      <TD CLASS="GTRSMALLLABEL" ALIGN=RIGHT>Entries</TD>
   </TABLE>
   </TD>
[END MENULIST_LIST_HTML_HEADER]

As you can see we have lots of different stuff in there:  NAME=VAL pairs, SQL, HTML, and JavaScript.

Does Notepad++ support type inside of type syntax highlighting?  (eg. I can create a custom syntax highlighting type for my tool, but as mentioned my tool contains other languages)

Can I highlight NAME=VAL pairs where the NAME is one color and the VAL is a different color?

Can I highlight tags that contain different names?  (ex.  [MENULIST_SPECS] [END MENULIST_SPECS] or [WHATEVER_SPECS] [END WHATEVER_SPECS]

Thanks for any help!!