You can search this file for python and find this very simple-minded definition : Īnd as assert break class continue def del elif else except exec False finally for from global if import in is lambda None not or pass print raise return triple True try while with yield You will need to understand XML a little if you wish to appropriate partsįrom the existing definition for python, but you will build your languageīy using the menu command Language -> Define your language.īuilt-in definitions are found in the fileĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\.
In both cases, they are defined inside XML files. Separate locations and by two different mechanisms. Unfortunately, built-in and user-defined languages are defined in two I have never defined a Notepad++ language, but here is what I know : You will need to defining a new language, but the existing definitions for
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