LifePlay-Revival/Docs/Modding/SyntaxHighlighter/Instructions.txt
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INSTALLING
Since you're interested in installing the Notepad++ highlighter, let's presume you have Notepad++ installed. Right?
Go to the program's menu: Language/Define your language
In the window that pops up click "import". Find the .xml file and import it.
From now on, every LP filetype you open will open with the syntax highlighter enabled.
CHANGING LAYOUT
The main purpose of a syntax highligher consists of
- making sure blocks are collapsible (eg If-Elseif-Else-Endif blocks can be collapsed)
- applying specific font choices and colors (styles) to specific lists of keywords
- also applying specific styles for comments, quotes etc.
You can easily change the styles of this highlighter by opening it in the Define your language window and clicking on any button called "Styler".
If the highlighter gets updated with new function keywords and you wish to keep your personal styling choices,
- export your current version of the highlighter first. This'll create an .xml file like the one offered here.
- remove your current version in the Define your language window
- copy-paste anything from your previous version that's between the <styles> and </styles> tags to the new one's xml
- import the new .xml
Currently the keywords lists are
1. block types
2. command functions
3. condition functions
4. special variables
5. stats
6. locations
7. moods
8. tags