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ac asnp chdir copy cls clc cli clp clv cpi cpp cvpa cat cd clear cp del dir diff echo epal epcsv erase
fc fl ft fw gal gc gci gcm gdr ghy gi gl gm gp gps group gsv gsnp gu gv gwmi h history iex ihy ii ipal ipcsv
kill lp ls mi mp mount mv move nal ndr ni nv oh popd ps pushd pwd rd ren r rm rmdir rdr ri rni rnp rp rsnp rv rvpa
set sal sasv sc select si sl sleep sort sp spps spsv sv type tee where write
I am VERY surprised that you went through the trouble of listing this all out but you didn't bother to do a google search for 'Notepad++ PowerShell Lexer'.
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I am very new to computers, a newboy I think it is called.
Are Search Goggles a hardware/machine?
You see when I installed Notepad++ languages like Java, C++ were most magically automatically colored. I thought perhaps PowerShell would get the same honor.
I will ask in the local Radio Shack if they have such goggles and what they can do to help me find something perhaps. I hope not too expensive.
Most thank very much to you,
Nissim
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I am really hoping that this is just a language issue. You know what PowerShell, Java and C++ are, but you have no idea what Google is? If that is true, then you are an amazing anomaly.
I believe it would be helpful to support PowerShell "Block Comment" in NotePad++ for strings encoded within '<#' and '#>' highlighted perhaps differently than COMMENT.
Thank you. I have the highest regard for Notepad++ and its contributors.
Perhaps, when my I can get off the treadmill I can help you move Notepad++ to .NET or beyond. :)
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A lexer for PowerShell is integrated in Scintilla (don't know from which version), and is selectable in Notepad++'s Language menu. By default, the extension associated with PowerShell is ".ps1"; it the filename has that extension, and you load it in latest version of Notepad++, it should be correctly styled. Is it working?
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Microsoft has this new shell language. See: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/powershell/default.mspx
I'm attaching the PowerShell language stuff below, with the hope that this would facilitate the creation of a PowerShell lexer for Notepad++.
Reserved Words
$_ $? & begin break case default do else elseif end exit filter for foreach function if param
process prompt return switch then throw trap until while
Built-in Functions
Add-Content
Add-History
Add-Member
Add-PSSnapin
Clear-Content
Clear-Item
Clear-ItemProperty
Clear-Variable
Compare-Object
ConvertFrom-SecureString
Convert-Path
ConvertTo-Html
ConvertTo-SecureString
Copy-Item
Copy-ItemProperty
Export-Alias
Export-Clixml
Export-Console
Export-Csv
ForEach-Object
Format-Custom
Format-List
Format-Table
Format-Wide
Get-Acl
Get-Alias
Get-AuthenticodeSignature
Get-ChildItem
Get-Command
Get-Content
Get-Credential
Get-Culture
Get-Date
Get-EventLog
Get-ExecutionPolicy
Get-Help
Get-History
Get-Host
Get-Item
Get-ItemProperty
Get-Location
Get-Member
Get-PfxCertificate
Get-Process
Get-PSDrive
Get-PSProvider
Get-PSSnapin
Get-Service
Get-TraceSource
Get-UICulture
Get-Unique
Get-Variable
Get-WmiObject
Group-Object
Import-Alias
Import-Clixml
Import-Csv
Invoke-Expression
Invoke-History
Invoke-Item
Join-Path
Measure-Command
Measure-Object
Move-Item
Move-ItemProperty
New-Alias
New-Item
New-ItemProperty
New-Object
New-PSDrive
New-Service
New-TimeSpan
New-Variable
Out-Default
Out-File
Out-Host
Out-Null
Out-Printer
Out-String
Pop-Location
Push-Location
Read-Host
Remove-Item
Remove-ItemProperty
Remove-PSDrive
Remove-PSSnapin
Remove-Variable
Rename-Item
Rename-ItemProperty
Resolve-Path
Restart-Service
Resume-Service
Select-Object
Select-String
Set-Acl
Set-Alias
Set-AuthenticodeSignature
Set-Content
Set-Date
Set-ExecutionPolicy
Set-Item
Set-ItemProperty
Set-Location
Set-PSDebug
Set-Service
Set-TraceSource
Set-Variable
Sort-Object
Split-Path
Start-Service
Start-Sleep
Start-Transcript
Stop-Process
Stop-Service
Stop-Transcript
Suspend-Service
Tee-Object
Test-Path
Trace-Command
Update-FormatData
Update-TypeData
Where-Object
Write-Debug
Write-Error
Write-Host
Write-Output
Write-Progress
Write-Verbose
Write-Warning
Aliases
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ac asnp chdir copy cls clc cli clp clv cpi cpp cvpa cat cd clear cp del dir diff echo epal epcsv erase
fc fl ft fw gal gc gci gcm gdr ghy gi gl gm gp gps group gsv gsnp gu gv gwmi h history iex ihy ii ipal ipcsv
kill lp ls mi mp mount mv move nal ndr ni nv oh popd ps pushd pwd rd ren r rm rmdir rdr ri rni rnp rp rsnp rv rvpa
set sal sasv sc select si sl sleep sort sp spps spsv sv type tee where write
Operators
=
+=
-=
*=
/=
%=
!
Comp Operators
-and -band -bnot -bor -ccontains -ceq -cge -cgt -cle -clike -clt -cmatch -cne -cnotcontains -cnotlike
-cnotmatch -contains -creplace -eq -ge -gt -icontains -ieq -ige -igt -ile -ilike -ilt -imatch -ine
-inotcontains -inotlike -inotmatch -ireplace -le -like -lt -match -ne -not -notcontains -notlike -notmatch
-or -replace
Powershell Drives
alias
cert
env
HKCU HKLM
variable
System Objects
** system.
** LoadWith
Structures
array bool byte char decimal double hashtable int int32 long single string void xml
I am VERY surprised that you went through the trouble of listing this all out but you didn't bother to do a google search for 'Notepad++ PowerShell Lexer'.
Mr./Ms. Thell,
I am very new to computers, a newboy I think it is called.
Are Search Goggles a hardware/machine?
You see when I installed Notepad++ languages like Java, C++ were most magically automatically colored. I thought perhaps PowerShell would get the same honor.
I will ask in the local Radio Shack if they have such goggles and what they can do to help me find something perhaps. I hope not too expensive.
Most thank very much to you,
Nissim
"Are Search Goggles a hardware/machine? "
I am really hoping that this is just a language issue. You know what PowerShell, Java and C++ are, but you have no idea what Google is? If that is true, then you are an amazing anomaly.
Try:
http://www.google.ca/search?q=Notepad%2B%2B+PowerShell+Lexer
I believe it would be helpful to support PowerShell "Block Comment" in NotePad++ for strings encoded within '<#' and '#>' highlighted perhaps differently than COMMENT.
Thank you. I have the highest regard for Notepad++ and its contributors.
Perhaps, when my I can get off the treadmill I can help you move Notepad++ to .NET or beyond. :)
There is a PowerShell external lexer in the Plugin Cntral page, isn't it working?
CChris
A lexer for PowerShell is integrated in Scintilla (don't know from which version), and is selectable in Notepad++'s Language menu. By default, the extension associated with PowerShell is ".ps1"; it the filename has that extension, and you load it in latest version of Notepad++, it should be correctly styled. Is it working?