Hi - I posted a thread 2 weeks ago about this issue, but no one has replied to it. It seems like a pretty generic question, so I am surprised by this. Let's try this again:
How do I specify color coding for other types of file extensions that aren't included in the stylers.xml?
For example, if I want to color-code a basic file (.bas), how do I do this? Is there a default color coding scheme for extensions not specified? When I opened up a .inc file, it had color coding, but in the stylers.xml file, I don't see anything for .inc files, so I'm assuming it's defaulting to somewhere. When I opened up a .bas file, it had no color coding.
Thanks,
Jackie
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Never saw that post, or forgot it :)
Notepad++ has no syntax highlighting for BASIC languages. You can try adding it in yourself user the user define language system, which is reachable in the View menu.
You can also add the extension bas there so it'll open with that language automatically.
inc is registered with the pascal language, you can find the extension with that language in the styler configurator
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi - I posted a thread 2 weeks ago about this issue, but no one has replied to it. It seems like a pretty generic question, so I am surprised by this. Let's try this again:
How do I specify color coding for other types of file extensions that aren't included in the stylers.xml?
For example, if I want to color-code a basic file (.bas), how do I do this? Is there a default color coding scheme for extensions not specified? When I opened up a .inc file, it had color coding, but in the stylers.xml file, I don't see anything for .inc files, so I'm assuming it's defaulting to somewhere. When I opened up a .bas file, it had no color coding.
Thanks,
Jackie
Never saw that post, or forgot it :)
Notepad++ has no syntax highlighting for BASIC languages. You can try adding it in yourself user the user define language system, which is reachable in the View menu.
You can also add the extension bas there so it'll open with that language automatically.
inc is registered with the pascal language, you can find the extension with that language in the styler configurator