That time the Notepad++ one was missing a few keywords and this one IĬreated included them so it may be of use as a reference list. Jorge is likely to have the most recent version that was updated forĪttached is the syntax file I created over two years ago for TextPad. The ULP area if the Misc category is not reinstated.Īn early release of a ULP language file for Notepad++ still exists on the It would be great if you could put them in the new website, perhaps in Please can you email them to me as I may use them as a starting point for creating a dedicated ULP integration for Atom :-) Like them let me know, I still have them. It use to be up on our site under tools and converters.
#Notepad ultraedit windows#
The problem with Notepad++ is it's windows only and whilst Geany does work across platform, it's a little rough around the edges and clunky in some ways and I don't really like it so it would be nice if there was a really good cross platform option that integrates really nicely with EAGLE on all platforms. I will probably try and sort it so it has a dedicated EAGLE ULP language add in at some point but as it stands it works pretty well with EAGLE as it is. We have language files for Notepad++ and Geany so that you get syntaxįollowing on from the posts earlier, I went and fixed my Atom editor ( ) to use C syntax highlighting as per what Morten does with UltraEdit and that works ok but it doesn't highlight built in EAGLE objects or anything like that. ulp files in the configuration window.Īdd *.ulp to "'C'Files under" under "File types". I forgot to mention that you can also tell ultraedit ro use "c" style It parameters for the file, line number and optionally column then it Language syntax, and if you can launch it via a command line and pass If there is a syntax file available or it's easy to create your own UltraEdit so can't add anything on it's suitability for EAGLE ULP but Right file with the cursor on the right line/column. Such that when a ULP generated an error it would open UltraEdit at the Have ULP language syntax set up and it would integrate with the tool I imagine the OP would be using it for writing ULP.
#Notepad ultraedit 32 bit#
If you use the 32 bit version, you should use uedit32 of course. I do write ULP's in ultraedit but never bothered enter itĪs external editor, simply because I didn't find the magic parameter to I don't have UltraEdit so can't add anything on it's suitability for EAGLE ULP but if there is a syntax file available or it's easy to create your own language syntax, and if you can launch it via a command line and pass it parameters for the file, line number and optionally column then it should work.Īh, of course. Ideally it would have ULP language syntax set up and it would integrate with the tool such that when a ULP generated an error it would open UltraEdit at the right file with the cursor on the right line/column. What need do you have for text editor in Eagle?
I do use ultraedit as my main text editor, but I rarely need it forĮagle work. Hi, is anyone else successfully using "UltraEdit" as an eagle external
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