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I'm kinda new on the linux environment and sometimes I have some really stupid questions, this may be one of them. I need to write physical models in the modelica (.mo) language and I used to use Notepad++ on windows because someone made a custom modelica syntax highlight file for it. I moved to linux and discovered Micro and, man, I really love it. Unfortunately, though, the absence of .mo syntax highlight makes my life really difficult. How one would go about adding a custom syntax highlight file on micro? How is this file structured? Is there a fast way to quickly convert the custom template file I have for Notepad++ to the model Micro uses?
Thanks a lot for your attention,
Commit hash: IDK, sorry.
OS: Arch Linux
Terminal: Kitty, Shell: Fish
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Hello folks, hope you're doing fine!
I'm kinda new on the linux environment and sometimes I have some really stupid questions, this may be one of them. I need to write physical models in the modelica (.mo) language and I used to use Notepad++ on windows because someone made a custom modelica syntax highlight file for it. I moved to linux and discovered Micro and, man, I really love it. Unfortunately, though, the absence of .mo syntax highlight makes my life really difficult. How one would go about adding a custom syntax highlight file on micro? How is this file structured? Is there a fast way to quickly convert the custom template file I have for Notepad++ to the model Micro uses?
Thanks a lot for your attention,
Commit hash: IDK, sorry.
OS: Arch Linux
Terminal: Kitty, Shell: Fish
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: