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authorAdobeWallHacks <michemiz1338@gmail.com>2022-01-05 15:52:44 -0500
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Update setup-syntax-highlighting.md
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For Notepad++, define a custom language for Squirrel.
Luckily, [samisalreadytaken has written a squirrel highlighter](https://gist.github.com/samisalreadytaken/5bcf322332074f31545ccb6651b88f2d#file-squirrel-xml).
1. Download Squirrel.xml
-2. At the top, edit ' ext="nut" ' to ' ext="nut gnut" ' so it works with gnut files as well.
+2. At the top, edit ' ext="nut" ' to ' ext="nut gnut" ' so it works with gnut files as well
3. Open Notepad++
4. Navigate to Language > User Defined Language > Define your language
5. Click import, and select Squirrel.xml
@@ -11,15 +11,14 @@ Luckily, [samisalreadytaken has written a squirrel highlighter](https://gist.git
(If the colors/style are not to your taste)
1. Select 'Squirrel' in User Language at the top
2. Navigate through the tabs to find what you want to change
-3. Click its 'Styler' button and make the changes you wish to.
+3. Click its 'Styler' button and make the changes you wish to
## VSCode
VSCode has extensions avaliable for working with squirrel, and searching "squirrel" in the extensions marketplace will give you them.
However, installing this will only create an associastion for .nut files, and not .gnut files.
To fix this:
-1. Open a .gnut file.
+1. Open a .gnut file
2. Do CTRL+K, M (not CTRL+K, CTRL+M)
3. Select 'Configure File Association for .gnut'
-4. Select 'Squirrel' (only appears if you have the extension)
-5. Done! \ No newline at end of file
+4. Select 'Squirrel' (only appears if you have the extension) \ No newline at end of file