I think... 5.6.8 or something like that. (I haven't upgraded Notepad++ for some time now.)Fenerit wrote:Just a question I wonder now: what Notepad++ version do you use? Mine is the 5.9.
Syntax highlighting of Celestia Catalogs in Notepad++
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Re: Syntax highlighting of Celestia Catalogs in Notepad++
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Re: Syntax highlighting of Celestia Catalogs in Notepad++
A note:
Regarding installation in Windows 7:
In Win 7, the "userDefineLang.XML" file can be found in: "...\Users\...[your Username]...\AppData\...\Notepad++"
(assuming you've created at least 1 user defined language already.)
and a warning:
Don't "DOCK" the user-defined-dialog in Win7... I found that once docked, none of it's buttons responded (including the UNDOCK button), and had to re-install.
CC
Regarding installation in Windows 7:
In Win 7, the "userDefineLang.XML" file can be found in: "...\Users\...[your Username]...\AppData\...\Notepad++"
(assuming you've created at least 1 user defined language already.)
and a warning:
Don't "DOCK" the user-defined-dialog in Win7... I found that once docked, none of it's buttons responded (including the UNDOCK button), and had to re-install.
CC
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Re: Syntax highlighting of Celestia Catalogs in Notepad++
Well, I like this Syntax Highlighting very much and I'm using it quite a while now.
Thanks CC for your efforts here.
Indeed, I should appriciate the adding of specific CELX keywords.
The Lua language does a bit, but when mixed with CELX, my opinion, it's not consistent enough.
Mixed highlighting within CELX methods, just because certain keys are known and most not.
I'm trying to figger it out a bit how this XML works, but I'm not very familiar with it yet
Certainly, I keep using this
Thanks CC for your efforts here.
Chuft-Captain wrote:I have done nothing for CELX files as they are probably reasonably well serviced by the LUA language syntax already provided with NOTEPAD++.
However it might be worth adding specific celX keywords in the future (ie. the non LUA elements)
Indeed, I should appriciate the adding of specific CELX keywords.
The Lua language does a bit, but when mixed with CELX, my opinion, it's not consistent enough.
Mixed highlighting within CELX methods, just because certain keys are known and most not.
I'm trying to figger it out a bit how this XML works, but I'm not very familiar with it yet
Certainly, I keep using this
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Re: Syntax highlighting of Celestia Catalogs in Notepad++
You're welcome.Marco Klunder wrote:Well, I like this Syntax Highlighting very much and I'm using it quite a while now.
Thanks CC for your efforts here.
No problem, ... version 5 includes a handler for CelX scripts (combining LUA and CelX elements).Marco Klunder wrote:Indeed, I should appriciate the adding of specific CELX keywords.
The Lua language does a bit, but when mixed with CELX, my opinion, it's not consistent enough.
Mixed highlighting within CELX methods, just because certain keys are known and most not.
I'm trying to figger it out a bit how this XML works, but I'm not very familiar with it yet
Download in original post: http://www.shatters.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=16770&p=128779#p128779
You're welcome!
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Re: Syntax highlighting of Celestia Catalogs in Notepad++
Great and quick work CC
I'already downloaded it and start using it
Marco
I'already downloaded it and start using it
Marco
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Re: Syntax highlighting of Celestia Catalogs in Notepad++
It seems this was only an issue with the 5.6.8 version I had initially installed. Installing the latest version of NOTEPAD++ has solved this problem.Chuft-Captain wrote:Don't "DOCK" the user-defined-dialog in Win7... I found that once docked, none of it's buttons responded (including the UNDOCK button), and had to re-install.
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Re: Syntax highlighting of Celestia Catalogs in Notepad++
Sorry for the "necro", but would it be possible to make the Syntax highlighting case sensitive? I can think of a couple of times where the code appeared correct and was highlighted, and yet it wasn't working, because a single letter had improper capitalization and woud take hours to manually find the bad letter. Especially frustrating when working with reference frames, since reference frames by themselves are already highly irritating to work with in the first place.
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Re: Syntax highlighting of Celestia Catalogs in Notepad++
Sorry, I don't believe this is possible.
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... but why would you EVER uninstall this tool !FarGetaNik wrote:I actually wanted to reinstall this tool a while ago ...
Took me a while to find the right version. Link restored now in OP.
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