plsql file it is NOT being highlighted/formatted and I don’t believe the User Defined Language file is even being recognized. Now when I get into Notepad ++ and open a. So I copied the file into the main Notepad++ folder AND into theĬ:\Documents and Settings\User2\Application Data\Notepad++\plugins\config\NppFTP folder (I admit I am grasping at straws.) However either I am not putting it (userDefineLang) in the right place or I have no clue how to use it!īecause going to %APPDATA% I find NOTEPAD inĬ:\Documents and Settings\User2\Application Data\Notepad++ I found the sample PL/SQL version of the userDefineLang.xml - figured I might have to add the file extension that is being used (PLSQL - rather than SQL, PKS, etc) - so I made it I found two versions of the userDefineLang.xml file.
The problem is I cannot seem to find anyway to get Notepad ++ set up for PL/SQL. Here there is only one person and he used Vi (shudder) and told me to use Notepad++.
I am working at a new site – usually the people I work with already have the tools set up for me. I cannot even seem to find the answers posted. Now click on the Search menu in the menu bar and choose the Replace tool or you can hold Ctrl key and press H. Select your document from the folder and click on the Open button. Click on the File menu and choose the Open option. My head hurts from trying to figure out how to get it to work! (I do not claim to be a guru with configuration or pc software management – I have been in IT for nearly 30 years with mainframe and Database (Oracle). Follow the below steps to wrap lines: Double-click on the Notepad++ shortcut to open it. And where to put (how to use the userDefineLang.xml?
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