No, the @Language attribute is used to specify which scripting language you're using under ASP. So on the first line of your file you can have:
<%@ Language = VBScript %> <%@ Language = Perlscript %> (for Perl) <%@ Language = Python %> ... and so on, which tells the server what to use between the <% %> delimiters in that same file. As I understand it, PSPad has you configure this in the Program Settings, under "Multihighliter". It's the "For <%...%> use:" setting. Since it's really impractical to change it manually every time, my current solution is to use two separate PSPad installations, one for each of my <% %> values. But it'd be nice to have PSPad responsive to the @Language attribute of the <% %> delimiters. A checkbox as a complement to the listbox would be fine, no need to force everyone into it. :-) -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,51334,51339> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
