In case any of you are editing mapper2 scripts using jEdit (www.jedit.org) you might want to download the syntax highlighting definition file for Fallout Script (SSL files) I've put together using the docs that came with the official mapper as well as taking a look at the syntax used in the scripts.
It's not much, but it's better than no highlighting at all.
To install it, put the XML file into your jEdit's modes subdirectory (in case you are using Windows, that should be C:\Program Files\jEdit\modes\) and open the file "catalog" (no extension) which lies in the same directory.
Somewhere between the <MODE/>s (I placed it between foxpro and eiffel for alphabetical reasons), add the following line:
Of course you can replace "fallout" with any name you'd like.
Once you're done, save the file and jEdit should automatically recognize SSL files and apply the syntax highlighting once you load one.
Feel free to edit the file. I can't claim any copyright because there is no reason to.
I know jEdit isn't the most popular tool, but heck, it's what I use for everything (<advertising> ... because it runs on every platform, is open source, supports pretty much every language and is highly customizable </advertising>).
I hope anyone can find some use for it. I guess it's just one of the things you do when you get bored.
It's not much, but it's better than no highlighting at all.
To install it, put the XML file into your jEdit's modes subdirectory (in case you are using Windows, that should be C:\Program Files\jEdit\modes\) and open the file "catalog" (no extension) which lies in the same directory.
Somewhere between the <MODE/>s (I placed it between foxpro and eiffel for alphabetical reasons), add the following line:
Code:
<MODE NAME="fallout" FILE="falloutscript.xml"
FILE_NAME_GLOB="*.{SSL}" />Of course you can replace "fallout" with any name you'd like.
Once you're done, save the file and jEdit should automatically recognize SSL files and apply the syntax highlighting once you load one.
Feel free to edit the file. I can't claim any copyright because there is no reason to.
I know jEdit isn't the most popular tool, but heck, it's what I use for everything (<advertising> ... because it runs on every platform, is open source, supports pretty much every language and is highly customizable </advertising>).
I hope anyone can find some use for it. I guess it's just one of the things you do when you get bored.