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    • James Burke 0J
      James Burke 0
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      When working with the “User Defined Language” tools, I see that I can’t EDIT my existing language, i.e. that I must save my changes as a NEW language. This is quite tedious and slow. Is there a way to simply edit my existing language instead of saving as a new language and deleting the previous version, then re-saving my new version to the original name? Or is there a way to do this that I’m not seeing? I’ve tried working with the underlying XML, but that’s even more painful!

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      • FreeMeowF
        FreeMeow
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        It shouldn’t be a problem to edit a language from my experience. You open the “User Defined Language” window, select your language at the top left drop box, change what you want, and just exit the window. I tried it now with comment style and it works for me.
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