User-Defined Language issues - defaults, command line options.
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We use a proprietary language for which I’ve built a user-defined language syntax highlighter. We have several issues:
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Our version management system does not include file extensions, just version numbers, so when I open file ‘3’ - NPP always picks basic text as the language
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To get around this - I have to manually pick the language I want. This is kind of a pain
I would like to be able to:
- Make a user-defined language the default
- AND/OR allow a user defined language to work with no file extensions
- AND/OR allow selection of user-defined languages on the command line.
That would really make a lot of people’s lives easier where I work. Would it be possible to include one (or more) of the above any time soon?
Thanks,
Rich G. -
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