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More details can be found in the online User Manual in the "autoCompletion" and "configuration files details" sections.

If the UDL author provided an autoCompletion XML file for that UDL, you may download it from the autoCompletions folder of the repository (using similar download procedure as described in step 2 above), and put it in a file in the autoCompletion\ sub-folder of your Notepad++ installation directory.

Without this restart, Notepad++ will not know about the new UDL.

But this version here is the easiest for those who haven't worked much with UDLs or GitHub.

Alternatives to step 2 can be found in the "Import a UDL" section of the official online user manual.

Warning: Do not just right click to try to download the file from either the UDL list or the directory listing on GitHub links, as either of those right-click actions will download the GitHub web page for that file (which HTML, and not the UDL's XML file and will not work).copy the text of the file's contents, and paste it into a new file in Notepad++, and save it as an XML file to the userDefineLangs\ folder found in step 1.feature to save the raw XML file to the userDefineLangs\ folder found in step 1 you can use your browser's Right Click > Save As.From the file's page, use the button labled "Raw" to open the source of the UDL.From the UDL list, click on the name of the file.Download the XML file from the UDL list of this Collection.(You can copy the path from the file Explorer location bar, for pasting into the Save As dialog in step 2) menu entry to easily find the right userDefineLangs\ folder to place your UDL definition file. Use Notepad++'s Language > User Defined Language > Open User Defined Language folder.Here is the UDL list and from where you can download:įor now, you have to manually install a new User Defined Language. To learn all about User Defined Languages: For languages that are not in the list of languages with built-in support, someone may have created a User Defined Language (UDL) for adding syntax highlighting to the language and added it to this collection, or you can submit a UDL to this collection for others to use. Notepad++ supports around 80 programming languages for syntax highlighting & folding. Notepad++ User Defined Languages Collection