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Quote from: AIberto on September 19, 2015, 11:52:05 AMQuote from: irneb on December 05, 2011, 08:00:18 AMHere's my SciTE's lisp.properties file. Basically just took the original and added an autolisp dialect with the keywords. Works for lsp & mnl files. Any *.lisp files woud still use the defaul XLisp dialect and *.scm the Scheme.Dear irneb , How use this ?Very long since I've used SciTe, these days my editor of choice is Kate (but that's because I'm on Kubuntu).Anyhow, that file is a custom language settings file. To install it, copy it into the SciTe program folder, then edit the Global Options or User Options file and add a line like:Code: [Select]import lispFor more information https://code.google.com/p/scite-files/wiki/Customization
Quote from: irneb on December 05, 2011, 08:00:18 AMHere's my SciTE's lisp.properties file. Basically just took the original and added an autolisp dialect with the keywords. Works for lsp & mnl files. Any *.lisp files woud still use the defaul XLisp dialect and *.scm the Scheme.Dear irneb , How use this ?
Here's my SciTE's lisp.properties file. Basically just took the original and added an autolisp dialect with the keywords. Works for lsp & mnl files. Any *.lisp files woud still use the defaul XLisp dialect and *.scm the Scheme.
import lisp
To answer one of your other questions:How to change the parenthesis color:Code: [Select]Menu > Settings > Style configurator...> Language: Global Styles + Style: Brace Highlight style > Foreground colour
Menu > Settings > Style configurator...> Language: Global Styles + Style: Brace Highlight style > Foreground colour
Quote from: AIberto on September 22, 2015, 07:05:31 AMDear Roywhy if I use my custom Themes(*.xml), " Indent file"(Fold) will ==> all row Left-aligned. ?I don't understand.
Dear Roywhy if I use my custom Themes(*.xml), " Indent file"(Fold) will ==> all row Left-aligned. ?
The 'Indent by Fold' option looks to be a plug-in and not a standard NP++ option, and so this plug-in may be incompatible with custom languages.
Menu > Language > Define your language... > User language: Choose your language> Tab: Folder & Default > Folding in code 1 style > Open: ( and Close: )
Your custom language does not have folding.To correct this:Code: [Select]Menu > Language > Define your language... > User language: Choose your language> Tab: Folder & Default > Folding in code 1 style > Open: ( and Close: )
<KeywordLists><Keywords name="Folders in code1, open">(</Keywords> <Keywords name="Folders in code1, middle"></Keywords><Keywords name="Folders in code1, close">)</Keywords>.....................</KeywordLists>
Menu > Language > Define your language... > User language: Choose your language> Tab: Operators & Delimiters> Operator style > Operator 1> Remove ( and ). Add '
> Remove ( and ). Add '[/code]
<WordsStyle name="OPERATOR" styleID="10" fgColor="000000" bgColor="FFFFFF" fontName="" fontStyle="0" />
where have ' ?
if remove ( and ) , The parentheses color will lost .
Quote from: AIberto on September 23, 2015, 09:39:50 AMwhere have ' ?It is not there, my suggestion is that you *add* it.Quote from: AIberto on September 23, 2015, 09:39:50 AMif remove ( and ) , The parentheses color will lost .On the Folder & Default tab use the appropriate Styler button.