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;[http://www.editplus.com/files/hx.zip haXe Syntax] : Syntax file for haXe (web oriented universal language). | ;[http://www.editplus.com/files/hx.zip haXe Syntax] : Syntax file for haXe (web oriented universal language). | ||
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;[http://www.editplus.com/files.html User Files on editplus.com] : User-syntax-file-collection on www.editplus.com. | ;[http://www.editplus.com/files.html User Files on editplus.com] : User-syntax-file-collection on www.editplus.com. |
Revision as of 23:15, 20 July 2006
This page exists to collect syntax files developed by the EditPlus community. Each link should point to a page containing a single syntax file which can be updated and used. See syntax file format for information on the syntax of the EditPlus syntax files.
Using Custom Syntax Files
- Copy the syntax file into EditPlus
- Save it in the EditPlus program folder (e.g. C:\Program Files\EditPlus 2\) with a .stx file extension
- Under Tools > Preferences > Files > Settings & Syntax, click "Add" on the right
- Enter a "Description" for the syntax file type
- Enter the appropriate file extensions(s) to trigger custom syntax highlighting as a semicolon-separated list without periods, e.g. html;htm
- Enter the path to the syntax file by clicking on the "..." button to the right of the "Syntax file:" text field in the Settings and syntax tab
- Optionally adjust the colors used to highlight certain syntax types under the "Syntax colors" tab
Custom Syntax Files
- Notes Syntax
- In the absense of wysiwyg "what you see is what you get" features in EditPlus, the notes syntax file provides syntax highlighting for some common textfile note-taking markup such as *bold* and _underline_.
- NSIS Syntax
- Syntax file for your NSIS. As you can find in article: Localization.
- haXe Syntax
- Syntax file for haXe (web oriented universal language).
- Matlab Syntax
- Syntax file for Matlab. For some reason I prefer to work with the EditPlus editor versus the Matlab editor, don't ask me why.
Other Resources
- User Files on editplus.com
- User-syntax-file-collection on www.editplus.com.