Mike007
15th January 2002 22:21 UTC

UltraEdit syntax highlighting
Does anyone have a NSIS scripts syntax highlighting word file for UltraEdit? It would save me some work in creating one. If I created one would anyone have interest in it?

Mike

F. Heidenreich
15th January 2002 23:21 UTC

Hi Mike,

I don't have a wordfile for UltraEdit but perhaps you could base your work on kichik's wordfile for EditPlus located at this thread.

~ Florian

Mike007
15th January 2002 23:52 UTC

UltraEdit wordfile for NSIS
Well, I decided to create one as I use UltraEdit a lot. In case anyone wants it, here it is.

Mike

THEMike
16th January 2002 10:29 UTC

I did create one once, but it was long ago, on an old version and thus out of date. Ultraedit rocks.

trace
24th January 2002 20:27 UTC

yeah thanx mike. ultraedit is hell good editor.:D

trace ;)

Yathosho
3rd February 2002 00:18 UTC

lets get that for TextPad :D

Ackbar
8th February 2002 16:25 UTC

I always use cEdit
I always use a program called cEdit to work on NSIS scripts. It comes with syntax highlighting for nsis scripting and even installs a custom version of the nsis compiler on your computer and can compile directly within the app. http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/cedit

if anyone is interested.

Tresni
10th February 2002 22:31 UTC

Mike007: You are awesome! This makes life so much easier (I was to lazy to do it myself.. Now to add Function highlighting and some of the more advanced stuff :D Anyway Thanx, this is hella cool! (Side Note: There was one typo I found, but I can't remember it of the top of my head.. If I remember I'll let ya know.)

Mike007
14th February 2002 00:28 UTC

UltraEdit
Ackbar, you can compile nsi scripts from within UltraEdit as well (using the advanced tools config, not very hard to do). It can also capture the output so you can view it in UltraEdit.

Tresni, thanks, if you find any errors please let me know. What do you mean by "function highlighting"? If you show the function list, the functions and sections will show up there, double click on one and it takes you to that section of code.

killahbite, TextPad sucks, get UltraEdit.

Ackbar
14th February 2002 02:25 UTC

I know :)
Mike I know that about ultraedit. Biggest advantage to cEdit is it's free :) Oh it also catches the output.