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, 16 August 2023Download and install instructions for Windows 10/11
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[[File:Highlight parse.png|400px|thumb|Screenshot of Nasal support for Notepad++]] | [[File:Highlight parse.png|400px|thumb|Screenshot of Nasal support for Notepad++]] | ||
Provides comprehensive syntax highlighting and a function list parser with support for hierarchical display of both inline and out-of-body class member functions. | Provides comprehensive syntax highlighting and a function list parser with support for hierarchical display of both inline and out-of-body class member functions. | ||
* [http://github.com/Slaiyer/nasal-npp GitHub repository for download and instructions] | * [http://github.com/Slaiyer/nasal-npp <s>GitHub repository for download and instructions</s>] | ||
For Windows 10 and Windows 11 you can just follow these simplified instructions. | |||
Download the file userDefineLang.xml from https://github.com/slaiyer/nasal-npp.git and rename it to Nasal.xml. | |||
The other files are no longer necessary. | |||
Copy Nasal.xml to the directory /home/users/username/Appdata/roaming/Notepad++/userDefineLangs. | |||
Close Notepad++. | |||
Open a nasal file with Notepad++. | |||
If the file is not highlighted (as in the image on the right) use the Language menu from the toolbar and select Nasal. | |||
'''Alternative (syntax highlighting only):''' | '''Alternative (syntax highlighting only):''' | ||