syntaxnotepad++autohotkey
AutoHotkey syntax highlighting in Notepad++
I would like to display syntax highlighting for AutoHotkey .ahk script files in Notepad++.
I don't want to manually select a language every time I open an AHK script. I want language-specific syntax to be applied automatically when the file is opened.
Solution
Thanks to jNizM for their helpful guide on the AHK forums.
Setup Notepad++ for AutoHotkey
Syntax-Highlighting
- Download
userDefineLang_AHK.xmlas raw (Right-click and choosing save as target...)- Start Notepad++ and click on Menu
Language -> Define your language- Click
Import...and select the file you downloaded in step 1Restart Notepad++
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