Has this feature changed in recent release?
I'm trying to do the stuff described in http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/UserLanguageDefineSystem-HOWTO.php but do not see corresponding GUI items in 4.7.5 I've downloaded today. And also i see nothing like userDefineLang.xml just langs.xml and langs.model.xml
Information on the site is not up-to-date?
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Well, the question was - why there is no userdefinelang.xml in my installation (but there is such menu item in notepad++) and why standard languages are in 1 file? And there is no "user defined language" in style configurator...
I've donloaded http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/commun/userDefinedLang/userDefineLang_cobol.xml and cut off "_cobol" (I've tried to do the same without doing this step), created new file, selected "user defined", put some COBOL keywords and they are not highlighted, as I've said I do not see anything like "cobol" or "user defined" in style configurator so I don't understand how set highlighting colors.
And also there are following lines in langs.xml :
<!--
<Language name="" ext="" commentLine="" commentStart="" commentEnd="">
<Keywords name="instre1"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="instre2"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type1"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type2"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type3"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type4"></Keywords>
</Language>
-->
and in langs.model.xml :
<!--
<Language name="" ext="" commentLine="" commentStart="" commentEnd="">
<Keywords name="instre1"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="instre2"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type1"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type2"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type3"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type4"></Keywords>
</Language>
-->
It looks like the schema was changed a lot...
Or I do not understand how notepad++ works
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Hello !
Hope this can help you.
When you install N++, there is no userDefineLang.xml.
You have to define your own language.
1) Open User Define dialog box (21th icon in toolbar from left side)
2) Click on Create New..., give a name and then you will have a userDefineLang.xml file.
Regards
comiv
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Has this feature changed in recent release?
I'm trying to do the stuff described in http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/UserLanguageDefineSystem-HOWTO.php but do not see corresponding GUI items in 4.7.5 I've downloaded today. And also i see nothing like userDefineLang.xml just langs.xml and langs.model.xml
Information on the site is not up-to-date?
you have to define your own language in view - userdefine language
or
zip-installer -> %programfiles%\notepad++\userdefinelang.xml
setup-installer -> %appdata%\notepad++\userdefinelang.xml
Well, the question was - why there is no userdefinelang.xml in my installation (but there is such menu item in notepad++) and why standard languages are in 1 file? And there is no "user defined language" in style configurator...
I've donloaded http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/commun/userDefinedLang/userDefineLang_cobol.xml and cut off "_cobol" (I've tried to do the same without doing this step), created new file, selected "user defined", put some COBOL keywords and they are not highlighted, as I've said I do not see anything like "cobol" or "user defined" in style configurator so I don't understand how set highlighting colors.
And also there are following lines in langs.xml :
<!--
<Language name="" ext="" commentLine="" commentStart="" commentEnd="">
<Keywords name="instre1"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="instre2"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type1"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type2"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type3"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type4"></Keywords>
</Language>
-->
and in langs.model.xml :
<!--
<Language name="" ext="" commentLine="" commentStart="" commentEnd="">
<Keywords name="instre1"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="instre2"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type1"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type2"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type3"></Keywords>
<Keywords name="type4"></Keywords>
</Language>
-->
It looks like the schema was changed a lot...
Or I do not understand how notepad++ works
Hello !
Hope this can help you.
When you install N++, there is no userDefineLang.xml.
You have to define your own language.
1) Open User Define dialog box (21th icon in toolbar from left side)
2) Click on Create New..., give a name and then you will have a userDefineLang.xml file.
Regards
comiv
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> 1) Open User Define dialog box (21th icon in toolbar from left side)
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Thanks "comiv" , Thanks, Thanks
I was looking for this feature, but I did't find how to activate it!!!!!!!
Thanks, Thanks, Thanks
Wow, thanks a lot, comiv!
it's also in view>user define dialog>
There is a section on the operators ta called delimiter1 and delimiter2 that isn't explained in that tutorial.