gopana.blogg.se - Notepad++ dark theme

Since the usual TS IDE as well as NPP usually defaulted to white background for development, it will be great that if we can make the IDE into dark mode (or dark color background, better for the eyes). If possible I have a little feature request. This is awesome, thank you so much for the great share. Please let me know if you find any issues with it, or feel free to upload and share your modifications. I do not use MultiCharts, so I cannot say how good this is with the EasyLanguage code you folks use. The keyword arrays does not seem to appear in color as it should.I mean, you could modify them, but not usefully.

Please note, you cannot modify ELD files in Notepad++, as they are binary.

I like to keep a backup, so I always export my language definition for safekeeping.

Add your own custom function names to the styler lists, if desired/needed.

Change the stylers as you like: font, colors, etc.

From the menu, click: Language > EasyLanguage.

To apply the language immediately to an unsaved document,.

You can change this to whatever file extension you may prefer. This means every time I open or save a file with that extension, the context highlighting will be applied.

In the User Defined Language dialog box, I have defined the file extension esl for EasyLanguage.

Locate the XML file you downloaded in Step 1.

You will see the User Defined Language dialog box.From the menu, click: Language > Define your language.Download the XML file attached to this forum post: EasyLanguage.xml.I have a couple of version control mechanisms in place that constantly save my file changes in Notepad++, so I never lose my work. The main reason is that I suffered a major crash of TradeStation and lost half day's work. I often like to code outside the TradeStation Development Environment, for a number of reasons. I use Notepad++ in my daily life outside of trading for developing a ton of code in a number of different languages. I would like to share something with the community that my team came up with a couple of years ago and that I've been using a lot over the past month as I develop strategies and studies in EasyLanguage.