Notepad ++ language definition for CCS [ Edited ]

[#1]

During my study of the NetMRI CCS language, I was missing some tool for syntax highlighting. I usually use notepad++ for all my text editing needs, so I've spent some time making a language definition for notepad ++.

It might not be perfect but I though I would share it for others to use:

You can download it here

Instructions for adding it to notepad++ you can find here

It will give you something like this in notepad ++:

[#2]

For info how to import this file:

infoblox_CCS_notepad_pp_language.xml ‏7 KB

[#3]

WOW this is brilliant, I will need to test this when I get home to my Windows box(MAC Laptop here)

Thanks for the hardwork and sharing

Sif

[#4]

Unfortunately the download link seems to be broken. :-(

[#5]

we'll get to the bottom of it and ensure it's available!

[#6]

The link in the original post is working again thanks to the help or Eric.

[#7]

Works like a charm! 

Thanks for fixing this and for sharing!

Loren

[#8]

Of course!  BTW, in the "options" menu (top right of  the thread) a dropdown selection "email  a friend" may be helpful if you'd like colleagues or peers to see this as well.  In fact, I'd like to craft a blog and highlight this.  Would you mind?

Eric

[#9]

Don't mind at all.

Loren

[#10]

Thanks for sharing! Great.

[#11]

For you information.

I've "open sourced" this here:

https://github.com/jobec/infoblox-ccs-language-defs

If there are people that have experience in writing definitions for other editors (Pycharm/IDEA, Atom, ACE editor, Sublime Text, etc...) the feel free to do so. All efforts are welcome.

I've tried to do so for Pycharm, but I haven't gotten my head around it yet...