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#Notepad++ install user defined language update#

Notepad++ and UDL don’t care whether they are programming languages, text.

(In older versions, Notepad++ v7.6.1 and earlier, they were found in the pluginsAPIs subdirectory of the intstall folder. Those AutoComplete files are located in the autoCompletion subdirectory of the Notepad++ install folder. Technical note: the udl handling has changed, to allow to have multiple udl files, instead of one single userDefineLang.xml file, containing all udls. If you happen to use an extension (like txt) that defaults to some other lanugage, Notepad++ will see that you used that extension for your UDL instead, and will apply the UDL rather than the default language for that extension. Notepad++ uses XML configuration files to define the per-language function and parameter auto-completion. Please also have a look at > issue #5630 <<<, tested by, to see if it reflects exactly what you see.

next restart notepad++ and check uf your udl font settings are correct.

then copy your exported udl xml file directly to %AppData%\Notepad++\userDefindeLangs\ instead of importing it.

#Notepad++ install user defined language update#

I usually update the UDL files as follows: In Notepad++ open the UDL dialog (Language > User Defined Language >.

It looks like this: .

Search for the language that has the same or similar syntax to your language. please remove your imported udl from the udl menu language > define your language. I cant find any problem, it works fine for me. Language->Choose your language->CK2 in the User Defined Language dropdown->Keyword List->add new keywords to appropriate groups For updating auto-completion you need to edit the. Go to the directory where Notepad++ resides: C:\Users.\AppData\Roaming\Notepad++.You are on notepad++ version 7.6.6 or 7.7: