I find it very ineffective to work withing the TrigEdit++ window, so I figured I'd do it rather in Notepad++ but I couldn't find a language for nice and smooth recognition, so I made a custom language myself.

Feel free to use!



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Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Aug 10 2017, 6:07 pm by BumpelSnake.

Thanks for that!

As an addition, there been Notepad++ highligting for SCMD TrigEdit included with MacroTriggers distribution. Here is the standalone file (download).

Also have a look at TrigEdit highlighting for Vim Among other things it has colored text messages preview and errors detection as you type. Download includes StarCraft color theme for Vim and SCMD TrigEdit highlighting invoked for *.trigger files.


Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Aug 27 2017, 3:28 pm by Wormer.

Oh thanks!

Feel free to give me some feedbacks!

trgk, is there a resource (besides the download link) where to read more about Trigedit++ syntax, use cases, map examples, discussion, etc.?

Actually, Trigedit is based on Lua and, hence, if you pick Lua it does a relatively good job. Nevertheless, I'll try your theme for now.
First impressions:
1) It has even more personalization than Lua.
2) I'm using a dark background in my Notepad++, so the current theme colouring had to be totally changed to fit in(switching black with white text and white with dark background).