Just put your name_variable_ that you will use as global variables there or your name_fnc_ for functions and they will automatically highlight your personalized variables and functions. Make your own keyword group for personalized functions/variables:ħth keyword group is predefined with a user style already. Make sure you spell the functions right because you can't tell. Select "sqf5" (under "User language").įor future compatibility and to not have to update the script highlighting, any prefix that starts with BIS_fnc_ and CBA_fnc_ will automatically highlight. You can modify the styles via "Language -> Define your own Language". Click in the menu on: "Language -> Define your own Language -> Import" and import the file "syntaxhighlighting/ArmAScript.xml".
Local Variables and Functions (_x and _forEachIndex): Dark Blue with Black Highlight (Prefix: _)Ĭall, Compile, Format, Spawn, ExecVM, Exec, ExecFSM, PreprocessFiles, private: Red on Black. Some what inspired from the Mass Effect 2 minigame "Hacking". It's strength being the image imprint it creates in your memory so that you can quickly skim through lines of code and know exactly where you want to edit. You will most likely think it's an awful syntax highlight at first, but my syntax high lightning has helped me decode scripts from Xeno and ACRE team with ease. The large difference on this syntax is that it's most compatible with dark notepad++ themes like Mono Industrial and has a complete rainbow colored highlight. This is an edit of Nicolas & GossamerSolid & Sanjo's old Syntax Highlightning that I later on updated with GossamerSolid's functions from BIS and then added CBA functions to it. Notepad++ SQF Syntax Highlighting with all known ArmA 3 functions (including the BIS_fnc functions & CBA). Nicolas & GossamerSolid & Sanjo & GossamerSolid
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