ULP syntax highlighting

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I'm just starting to learn how to create ULP's.

Is there an editor available that has syntax highlighting for the cadsoft script language?

Yes! Notepad++

plus this XML file for ULP

http://www.cadsoftusa.com/downloads/file/notepad++_userdefinedlanguage_ulp.zip

Also, is there a way for Eagle to check for syntax errors over the full script? (not just when it

encounters them during script execution).

 

I've been spoiled by all the intelli-sense IDE's.

 

The location and name of the file changed:

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http://www.cadsoft.de/downloads/file/notepad_userdefinedlang.zip

It is a more recent version of the file.

In Notepad++ v6.7.7 use the menu entry Language->Define Your Language ... ; Import. Select "Notepad++ UserDefineLang for Cadsoft ULP v0.2.xml" from the extracted zip.

After restarting Notepad++ you'll see a new entry "Eagle ULP" close to the buttom of the Language menu.

Location changed again!

Where to find this usefull Laguage-Definition File now?

Thanks and best regards

MS

On 30/11/2016 7:54 p.m., Marius Schuster wrote:

Location changed again!

 

Where to find this usefull Laguage-Definition File now?

 

Thanks and best regards

MS

 

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Try

ftp://ftp.cadsoft.de/eagle/userfiles/misc//notepad++_userdefinedlanguage_ulp.zip

It has a last modified date in 2010 so I suspect there may be a later

one around elsewhere. These days I don't bother with it and simply use

the 'C' one that comes with Notepad++

HTH

Warren

On 30/11/2016 8:32 p.m., warrenbrayshaw wrote:

On 30/11/2016 7:54 p.m., Marius Schuster wrote:

Location changed again!

 

Where to find this usefull Laguage-Definition File now?

 

Thanks and best regards

MS

 

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Try

ftp://ftp.cadsoft.de/eagle/userfiles/misc//notepad++_userdefinedlanguage_ulp.zip

 

 

It has a last modified date in 2010 so I suspect there may be a later

one around elsewhere. These days I don't bother with it and simply use

the 'C' one that comes with Notepad++

 

HTH

Warren

Ignore the one above. Its to old and missing new commands

Attached are a couple from my PC. Try both as I cannot decide which one

I am using.

HTH

Warren

Hi and thank you. Even it is old, i can use it "entry point" to update this.

On 30/11/2016 10:47 p.m., Marius Schuster wrote:

Hi and thank you. Even it is old, i can use it "entry point" to update this.

 

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Hi

You won't receive attachments from the forum if you use Element 14 to

contact the Cadsoft forum. If you want a better web interface to the

newsgroup use EagleCentral.

Get the attached newer syntax highlight xml from my post which is

replicated correctly on EagleCentral

http://www.eaglecentral.ca/index.php/m/167941/3924e065ae50e87d6494d781c81a2dee/#msg_167941

HTH

Warren

Ahh okay, now i have it. While waiting for the eMail to finish registration at eaglecentral, i will answer here:

Both Files (Notepad++ UserDefineLang for Cadsoft ULP v0.2.xml and userDefineLang.xml) have the same definitions. the only difference is, that userDefineLang.xml includes all definition field (also which are empty) whereas the ulp v0.2 File contains only the used fields. So it doesn't matter which file to use.

Thank you for your help, i guess others may find this useful, too (if they can find it with a web search).

Best regards

MS