pspad: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In program settings / Multihighlighter check: Open files: [x]<%..%> in multihighlighter --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This has been done. The problem has been confirmed that the internal vbscript and not the user defined version is being used to highlight the script. Here is an example of the script colouring if I use my home grown script colours. [color=#0000FF]Set[/color] [color=#800000]WshNetwork [/color]= [color=#0000FF]WScript.CreateObject([/color][color=#800000]"WScript.Network"[/co lor][color=#0000FF])[/color] Here is the same colouring if I use the same code with the internal vbscript setting. The multihighlighter with or without vbscript selected (and with/without the [x]<%..%> showing my own vbscript highlighter) shows the same outcome for the vb portion of the code. [color=#0000FF]Set[/color] WshNetwork = WScript.[color=#800080]CreateObject[/color][color=#0000FF]([/color][color=#80000 0]"WScript.Network"[/color][color=#0000FF])[/color] I am currently using V2417. -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,56666,56721> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
