Closed liux-pro closed 4 hours ago
Syntax highlighting support is provided by Lexilla library component. Not all Lexilla supported programming languages are integrated in NP3. If you are missing a programming language, which is supported by Lexilla, but not integrated, you can ask for integration. If it is not supported by Lexilla, you have to ask for support in Lexilla first, before NP3 integration is possible.
If you just want to reuse a supporte Lexer (e.g. C/C++) , just add the file name extension to the corresponding list in Customize Schemes...
Hello @RaiKoHoff @hpwamr . I'm a bit confusing about how to check if a language supported by Lexilla, like CUE sheet.
Hello @ghf50 , You can ask it here: https://github.com/ScintillaOrg/lexilla/issues
Thank you all.
Please consider adding syntax highlighting support for Arduino .ino files. Since .ino files are essentially C++ files, the existing C++ highlighting scheme can be reused.
Arduino is an open-source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software. It's widely used by hobbyists, educators, and professionals to create interactive projects and prototypes.