This definitely won’t work:

That is why I said “test the lexing quality with old NPP version”.
if there is interest, I may invest the time. Or since the source code is available then maybe someone else will take over.

If everyone is happy with UDL, great.

Haven’t used it for a while, it is possible that it was broken in latest NPP version

This definitely won’t work:

ILexer *LexerMib::LexerFactoryMib()
{
  return new LexerMib;
}

ILexer *lexamples_create_mib_lexer()
{
  return LexerMib::LexerFactoryMib();
}

As other plugin developers are finding out, Scintilla 5 moved the lexer interface to the Lexilla library. The new API is ultimately better for external lexers — basically, every lexer is external now — once you get the hang of it.

I used it for writing GNU Makefiles for years. I haven’t touched MIB for 7 years.

Haven’t used it for a while, it is possible that it was broken in latest NPP version but it should be possible to test the lexing quality with old NPP version. If the lexing is superior we could consider porting it to newer NPP version.

Source code

wonderful :) I was looking for MIB/SNMP compatibility today :)

But the BackColor is not working associated to DarkTheme :

Just stumbled on this UDL but you’re right it doesn’t come up very well in Dark Mode.

So I tweaked it for DM here: at pastebin, with the URL: zC7fCauP

(Sorry for the lack of a hyperlink, spam filters were blocking me.)

Hope it can be useful.
Cheers

wonderful :) I was looking for MIB/SNMP compatibility today :)

You may also want it in the function list. I’ve added in my $(NPP_INSTALL_DIR)/functionList.xml file:

 <association id="asn1_syntax" langID="65"  />

then down in the parsers section:

<!-- ============== [ ASN.1 ] -->

<parser
	displayName="ASN.1"
	id         ="asn1_syntax"
	commentExpr="(?x)
					(?m-s:\-\-.*$)    # Single Line Comment
				"
>

	<classRange mainExpr="(?:^\s*\w+\s+::=\s+[\w-]+\s*)">
		<className>
			<nameExpr expr="(?:\s*)\K[\w]+"/>
		</className>
		<function
			mainExpr="(?:^\s*\w+\s+)">
			<functionName>
				<funcNameExpr expr="(?:\s*)\K[\w]+"/>
			</functionName>
		</function>
	</classRange>
	<function
		mainExpr="(?:^\s*\w+\s+OBJECT-\w+[\n\s]*)">
		<functionName>
			<nameExpr expr="(?:\s*)\K[\w]+"/>
		</functionName>
	</function>
</parser>

Cheers.

wonderful :) I was looking for MIB/SNMP compatibility today :)

Why use a UDL? The default theme already has ASN.1 and that can be copied into (and adjusted for color) into your preferred theme (as @PeterJones mentions). I did this for Obsidian Theme which I use exclusively.

You may need to associate your MIB extension with ASN.1 for Notepad++ to recognize the file on opening:

Settings => Style Configurator… =>

Cheers.

But the BackColor is not working associated to DarkTheme

User Defined Languages do not honor themes: if you change your theme, it does not change the coloring for the UDL syntax highlighter. You can use Language > User Defined Language > Define Your Language… to change the colors for your specific UDL.

But the BackColor is not working associated to DarkTheme :
[https://github.com/Ludomancer/VS2015-Dark-Npp](link url)