问题
I frequently work with files that have an extension of .ebs. This is a language based on vbscript with a number of new keywords.
Currently I set notepad++ to just use the built-in vb highlighting for files with extension .vbs. Works ok, but the custom keywords do not get highlighted.
I would like to create a user-defined language for the .ebs files but base it off of the built-in vb language.
Is this possible? I searched but the built-in languages do not have an associated .xml file to copy and change.
回答1:
All highlights are situated in \langs.model.xml and \stylers.model.xml.
Copy the one xml you want to base on and edit it the way you like.
回答2:
The previous answers are correct and very helpful. Here is a slight update.
In Notepad++ 6.6.9 the xml files are called "stylers.xml" and "langs.xml" and are located in C:\Users\MyUserName\AppData\Roaming\Notepad++ (at least on Windows 7 computer).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7878241/how-to-create-a-user-defined-language-in-notepad-based-on-an-existing-language