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Syntax-highlighting for PXSL?

To mitigate some of the headache of working with XML I've been experimenting with PXSL, an abbreviated syntax for any XML document with advanced macro capabilities. However, since it's so new, I haven't been able to find any text editors that know how to parse it for syntax highlighting.

Do you know of any editors or plug-ins that would enable this? Where would I start if I wanted to define syntax highlighting, say for Notepad++?

Thanks in advance.

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Jon W Avatar asked Aug 23 '26 22:08

Jon W


2 Answers

I am not a Notepad++ user, but I can recommend you to use UltraEdit and its custom syntax highlighting feature.

It already supports several languages as stated below:

http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/extras.html

And the best side is, you can build your own word file by taking a look at the examples.

The worst part on the other hand, UltraEdit is not free..

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dincerm Avatar answered Aug 26 '26 22:08

dincerm


I'd recomend PSpad, suports a lot of languages syntax coloring and it's freeware. www.pspad.com

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Israel Morales Avatar answered Aug 26 '26 22:08

Israel Morales