Actually Notepad++ lets you associate any extension w/ any Notepad++ language, so it is probably for the best that it doesn't hardcode in all of those other extensions.
To get your Notepad++ to recognize the resx, manifest etc as XML:
1) pick "Styler Configurator..." from the Settings menu
2) Select XML in the Language listbox on the left
3) enter the extensions in the "User ext" editbox (space separated I believe, and w/ no . prefix)
4) Save and Close
now when you open a file w/ one of those extensions, it will use the XML language stylings.
Mike
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Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 has many XML files, such as Form1.resx, app.manifest and so forth.
They are also XML files, althought the file extensions are not .xml.
Notepad++ does not support them at all. They are treated as normal text.
(^_^)
Actually Notepad++ lets you associate any extension w/ any Notepad++ language, so it is probably for the best that it doesn't hardcode in all of those other extensions.
To get your Notepad++ to recognize the resx, manifest etc as XML:
1) pick "Styler Configurator..." from the Settings menu
2) Select XML in the Language listbox on the left
3) enter the extensions in the "User ext" editbox (space separated I believe, and w/ no . prefix)
4) Save and Close
now when you open a file w/ one of those extensions, it will use the XML language stylings.
Mike