Difference between revisions of "NotepadPlusPlus Highlighting"
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To enable the colour coding (syntax highlighting) in Notepad++: | To enable the colour coding (syntax highlighting) in Notepad++: | ||
| − | * Downloaded the Notepad++ Syntax Highlighting File from the TUFLOW website | + | * Downloaded the Notepad++ Syntax Highlighting File from the TUFLOW website: http://www.tuflow.com/Download/Miscellaneous/NPP_TUFLOW_Syntax_Highlighting.xml |
* Save the file to a location on your computer | * Save the file to a location on your computer | ||
* Select the ''User Defined Dialogue'' (lightning symbol, circled in red below) from the menu toolbars. | * Select the ''User Defined Dialogue'' (lightning symbol, circled in red below) from the menu toolbars. | ||
Revision as of 16:32, 12 May 2016
To enable the colour coding (syntax highlighting) in Notepad++:
- Downloaded the Notepad++ Syntax Highlighting File from the TUFLOW website: http://www.tuflow.com/Download/Miscellaneous/NPP_TUFLOW_Syntax_Highlighting.xml
- Save the file to a location on your computer
- Select the User Defined Dialogue (lightning symbol, circled in red below) from the menu toolbars.
- In the dialogue, select Import
- Navigate to and select the Notepad++ syntax highlighting xml file you saved.
- Restart Notepad++.
- The colouring should now be associated with .tcf, .tgc, .tbc, .tmf and .ecf files.
Note: When updating the syntax highlighting file with a newer version, remember to first remove the existing "TUFLOW" language definition.
- Select "TUFLOW" for the user language options
- Select "Remove"
- Follow the above listed steps to install the new syntax highlighting file