Some of the pictures haven't been updated yet to reflect the (ongoing) changes in the program.
The "User Defined" under the Languages menu is to allow you to select your defined language for your document, but there is no user-defined language until you create it.
To define it, go to the View menu and look for "User Define Dialog...". This will bring up the dialog, although it is not docked (as in that first image) by default. You can dock it by clicking the "Dock" button in the upper right (version 4.1.2) so that it looks like that image. --Joel
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Newbie with N++, I did not find the entry menu for "User language define system" as shown on :
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/commun/images/ulds_global.gif
How does the dialog of the right part appear ?
Figure http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/commun/images/udl_tuto02.gif indicates a menu entry "Style configurator" which does not exist on my versions (3.9, 4.0.2, 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 tested).
It is surely as visible as a nose in the middle of the face, but I am lost.
Thanks for help.
Some of the pictures haven't been updated yet to reflect the (ongoing) changes in the program.
The "User Defined" under the Languages menu is to allow you to select your defined language for your document, but there is no user-defined language until you create it.
To define it, go to the View menu and look for "User Define Dialog...". This will bring up the dialog, although it is not docked (as in that first image) by default. You can dock it by clicking the "Dock" button in the upper right (version 4.1.2) so that it looks like that image. --Joel
That is so great !!!
Many thanks.
Would it be possible to have this simple information added on page http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/UserLanguageDefineSystem-HOWTO.php ?
It should help newbies like me !
Have a good day. -- Laurent