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    • massimo doro
      massimo doro last edited by massimo doro

      I nedd some help to understand the meaning of the colors preset by Notepad ++ in the SQL language.
      There is an info file ?
      This because I have an import error in Excel and I see that the line with the import erro is that one is GRAY in Notepad++.
      So I need the color explanation to understand the error.
      Can you help me ?

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      • PeterJones
        PeterJones @massimo doro last edited by

        @massimo-doro ,

        The colors chosen for a particular language are shown in the Settings > Style Configurator for a particular language. So you can probably figure out the name of that grey style.

        However, relying on a syntax highlighter to catch your coding errors is problematic at best. I think at one point, @Alan-Kilborn shared a script, https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/71021 , and I adapted it to https://github.com/pryrt/nppStuff/blob/main/pythonScripts/nppOnSaveSyntaxCheck.py , which runs a perl syntax check every time I save a perl file, so it gives me nearly-live error checking

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        • massimo doro
          massimo doro @PeterJones last edited by

          @peterjones
          Thank you very much !
          I found the explenation of the gray style for SQl language !
          It is a string !
          Now I have understand my excel import error !

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