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diff --git a/docs/modding/squirrel/setup-syntax-highlighting.md b/docs/modding/squirrel/setup-syntax-highlighting.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..489976b --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/modding/squirrel/setup-syntax-highlighting.md @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +# Syntax Highlighting +## Notepad++ +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. +3. Open Notepad++ +4. Navigate to Language > User Defined Language > Define your language +5. Click import, and select Squirrel.xml +(If the colors/style are not to your taste) +6. Select 'Squirrel' in User Language at the top +7. Navigate through the tabs to find what you want to change +8. 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. +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!
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