Python scripts are so nicely color coded in editors like Sublime.
Different colors makes editing so much easier.
Can this be done for psp scripts?
are there any editors that color code psp scripts?
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Re: are there any editors that color code psp scripts?
Yes, any editor can be set as the default editor for PSP scripts. I used to use Notpad++ now I use VSCode.
You just have to set the editor in the File Locations dialog inside of PSP. File -> Preferences -> File Locations
Along the right-side you'll see an option for the Script editor, click on that and it'll present a text box with a browse button, browse to your editor's EXE file and set it as the editor for PSP scripts. Now when you click the Edit Script button it'll open in your editor of choice.
You just have to set the editor in the File Locations dialog inside of PSP. File -> Preferences -> File Locations
Along the right-side you'll see an option for the Script editor, click on that and it'll present a text box with a browse button, browse to your editor's EXE file and set it as the editor for PSP scripts. Now when you click the Edit Script button it'll open in your editor of choice.
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Re: are there any editors that color code psp scripts?
psp now opens VSCode to edit scripts, but still just black amnd white.
No color coding of commands, parameters, etc.
No color coding of commands, parameters, etc.
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Re: are there any editors that color code psp scripts?
If you're using VSCode you need to edit the VSCode settings to associate files with the .PSP script extension as Python files.
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/lang ... dentifiers
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Re: are there any editors that color code psp scripts?
PSPad does it too, but you will have to add *.pspscript to the file masks editbox, in the Highlighters Settings window (selecting Python) on the Specification page.
http://www.pspad.com/
http://www.pspad.com/