I'm trying to add REM or :: to selected lines in a .BAT file using Ctrl+Q or Ctrl+Shift+Q. It does not work for me (N++ 4.0.2).
All batch language tokens are recognized and colored fine.
Can anybody help? Where is this defined? Does N++ support only comment tokens of a single character?
Keyboard Freak
To solve this problem: Open file C:\Program Files\Notepad++\langs.xmlC:\Program Files\Notepad++\langs.xml Replace <Language name="batch" ext="bat cmd nt"> by <Language name="batch" ext="bat cmd nt" commentLine="REM">
And it is good
Brilliant, thanks! In fact, I found another post of yours on the same subject from about a week ago that I missed.
By the way, I use "::" rather than "REM" because it's much more efficient.
I'm trying to add REM or :: to selected lines
in a .BAT file using Ctrl+Q or Ctrl+Shift+Q.
It does not work for me (N++ 4.0.2).
All batch language tokens are recognized and
colored fine.
Can anybody help? Where is this defined? Does
N++ support only comment tokens of a single character?
Keyboard Freak
To solve this problem:
Open file C:\Program Files\Notepad++\langs.xmlC:\Program Files\Notepad++\langs.xml
Replace <Language name="batch" ext="bat cmd nt">
by <Language name="batch" ext="bat cmd nt" commentLine="REM">
And it is good
Brilliant, thanks! In fact, I found another post of
yours on the same subject from about a week ago that I missed.
By the way, I use "::" rather than "REM" because it's much
more efficient.