<![CDATA[syntax highlighting in Knitr ".Rnw" of Latex and R]]>Hi, I’ve been looking for some plugin to highlight the reserved text of Latex and knitr, is there any way to achieve this style?
For example
\documentclass{}[]
\usepackage{}[]
\begin{}
\end{}
\section{}
\subsection{}
\subsection*{}
\newcommand{}[]
\cite{}
…
and most importantly in knitr

<>=
here I want the background to be painted gray
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I need your help, it is possible to achieve this style. How is it created?

]]>https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/topic/18518/syntax-highlighting-in-knitr-rnw-of-latex-and-rRSS for NodeSun, 09 Aug 2026 22:21:40 GMTSun, 17 Nov 2019 11:16:14 GMT60<![CDATA[Reply to syntax highlighting in Knitr ".Rnw" of Latex and R on Sun, 17 Nov 2019 22:38:01 GMT]]>An overview of the User Defined Languages (accessed through Language > Define Your Language…) can be found in the User Defined Languages page in the official docs. And Ivan Radić has created the definitive guide to the nuts and bolts of UDL version 2.1, which is available at https://ivan-radic.github.io/udl-documentation/ – so definitive that’s it’s linked directly from the Notepad++ UDL dialog.

After looking through those docs, make an attempt at the UDL for Knitr. If you get stuck, show us what you have, how it’s not working for you, and what you would like it to do instead.

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