Full Notepad++ Syntax Listing

[DeltaOps101]

This is a combination of huntskikbut's syntax list and iBs-DKNiGHTX's C style commenting for Notepad++. They get the credit for this, i just combined them.

Download [u][url=http://deltadev.gmservers.net/files/userDefineLang.xml]this[/url][/u] and replace C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Notepad++\userDefineLang.xml.

This will give you full syntax highlighting and C style commenting. Both types of comments work, both // and --.

[Stiggy]

Awesome! Thanks!

[conna]

Link?

[Stiggy]

[QUOTE=DeltaOps101]This is a combination of huntskikbut's syntax list and iBs-DKNiGHTX's C style commenting for Notepad++. They get the credit for this, i just combined them.

Download [b][url=http://deltadev.gmservers.net/files/userDefineLang.xml]this[/url][/b] and replace C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Notepad++\userDefineLang.xml.

This will give you full syntax highlighting and C style commenting. Both types of comments work, just put a space after // or --.[/QUOTE]

It's there :rolleyes:

[SaturnAcid]

He has the "this" hyperlinked.

[Schmoe]

Nevermind. I got it working.

[DeltaOps101]

[QUOTE=Schmoe222]The link is the word "this."

Also, if you've download Notepad++ 2.0, there is no userDefineLang.xml file in that place. In fact, there's not even a notepad++ spot in the application data folder at all.[/QUOTE]

The current version is 3.9. You might want to get that. :v:

[Schmoe]

[QUOTE=DeltaOps101]The current version is 3.9. You might want to get that. :v:[/QUOTE]

I feel dumb... :downs:

[Termy58]

// comments still don't work for me :(

[SaturnAcid]

Did you put a space after the //?

[Schmoe]

Try putting a space after the comment, termy, like this:

[LUA]math.random(1,6) // THAR IS A SPACE R1T3 4FT3R THE //!!! LAWL[/LUA]

[Termy58]

Yes, I did.
Also if it did work I'm pretty sure you can change

<Keywords name="Comment">1/* 1--[[ 2*/ 2]] 0// 0--</Keywords>

to

<Keywords name="Comment">1/* 1--[[ 2*/ 2]] 0//0--</Keywords>

But I'm not sure either way it doesn't work for me.

[Stiggy]

How do I know what version of Notepad++ I have? Because I've had this for like a year, and never updated :D

[SaturnAcid]

Well if you have had it that long I think you might want to just go and download the newest one.

[Schmoe]

Well, they released 2.0 like 8 months ago, and they're already up to 3.9, so you should update.

[aschmack]

if you go to this line in the file and change it from:

<TreatAsSymbol comment="yes" commentLine="no"/>

to

<TreatAsSymbol comment="yes" commentLine="yes"/>

then spaces after the comments aren't required.

[SaturnAcid]

I think that screws up some other thing though. But I'm not sure.

[DeltaOps101]

[QUOTE=aschmack]if you go to this line in the file and change it from:

<TreatAsSymbol comment="yes" commentLine="no"/>

to

<TreatAsSymbol comment="yes" commentLine="yes"/>

then spaces after the comments aren't required.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, download updated.

[Garthex]

Found a bug:

beginning quotes are only recognized if they have a space in front of them

[lua]
// Send tooltip command to client
pl:SendLua( "GAMEMODE:OnCleanup( '"..args[1].."' )" )
[/lua]
(found in "includes/modules/cleanup.lua" lines 121 and 122)

shows gray code for a few lines until the next quote is found

[Garthex]

I recompiled the Scintilla's Lexer Syntax Highlighting thing so that you can select "Lua" and not have to use a user defined language because they have some annoying downfalls that this fixes:

[url=http://www.garrysmod.org/downloads/?a=view&id=5732][img]http://www.garrysmod.org/img/?t=dll&id=5732[/img][/url]

NOTE: you must remove or comment out your GMod Lua user-defined one for it to use this Lua as default

Put that in "C:\Program Files\Notepad++\" and if you want you can edit "C:\Program Files\Notepad++\langs.xml" to support our custom library calls and such. I also created a syntax generator that lets you clump different calls into the 3 categories (FUNC1, FUNC2, FUNC3) and you can change the colors to whatever you want: [url]http://gmod.foszor.com/luabin/?snip=498[/url]

Key Differences:
* Escape Character '\' So you can escape the end of a line properly and escape quotes properly
* --Whatever and --[[ ]] register properly (so you don't have to have a space after '--')
* Supports /**, /*!, ///, //! Qt/Doxygen documentation style
* Folding! (the + and - on the left side that lets you collapse functions and other such similar things)
* Single-line strings when unclosed at the end of a line don't try and parse the rest of the document as a string
* Probably some more

P.S: If anyone wants the source for it let me know (I'll even tell you how to compile it heh)

[SteveS]

[QUOTE=Garthex]P.S: If anyone wants the source for it let me know (I'll even tell you how to compile it heh)[/QUOTE]

Release the source!

[Garthex]

OK to compile you will need:
npp src: [url]http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=95717&package_id=102166[/url]
MinGW: [url]http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435[/url]
MSYS: [url]http://prdownloads.sf.net/mingw/MSYS-1.0.10.exe?download[/url]
When installing MSYS it asks for the location of MinGW, tell it "c:\\mingw" without the quotes. I'm assuming that's where you installed it.

Then you have to fix the makefile for scintilla:
[url]http://pastebin.ca/309508[/url]
save that in a file called "dir_to_nppsrc\scintilla\win32\makefile"

Then you download my edited Lua syntax file:
[url]http://pastebin.ca/309511[/url]
save that in a file called "dir_to_nppsrc\scintilla\src\LexLua.cxx"

Then run msys. Navigate to "dir_to_nppsrc\scintilla\win32\" and type "mingw32-make"
Most of the compiling done here only has to be done once, as make figures out which files have changed when compiling.
Once that is done, take the file "dir_to_nppsrc\scintilla\bin\SciLexer.dll" and place in "C:\Notepad++\" and you are all set! (Probably be a good idea to backup SciLexer.dll first hehe.)

[Jackledead]

Thank you a lot !!!!!!!! =D

[ColdFusion]

Echmm sorry but [url]http://code.google.com/p/npp-gmod-lua/[/url]