Just discovered this:
http://www.crimsoneditor.com/
and they have a syntax file for newLISP in this section:
http://www.crimsoneditor.com/english/bo ... i?db=files
Lutz
newLISP editor for Wndows
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The script files must be recognized by the editor.
On the menu bar of Crimson's Editor you must click on :
Document/Syntax types/Customize ...
then you choose an -Empty- place in the list 'Syntax type' and complete:
the 'Description' field (with "Newlisp", for instance)
the 'Lang Spec' field : browse to find the newlisp.spc file
the 'Keywords' field : browse to find the newlisp.key file
Now Crimson's Editor should autodetect newlisp files with the extension .lsp when loading and apply the syntax type of newlisp to the file.
(You can modify these syntax files to your convenience. I'm new in newlisp and I do'nt know if the choices I've done are good !)
P.S.: sorry for my bad english, I'am just a french newlisper (and also a beginner in newlisp world).
I hope I can help you !
Bertrand
On the menu bar of Crimson's Editor you must click on :
Document/Syntax types/Customize ...
then you choose an -Empty- place in the list 'Syntax type' and complete:
the 'Description' field (with "Newlisp", for instance)
the 'Lang Spec' field : browse to find the newlisp.spc file
the 'Keywords' field : browse to find the newlisp.key file
Now Crimson's Editor should autodetect newlisp files with the extension .lsp when loading and apply the syntax type of newlisp to the file.
(You can modify these syntax files to your convenience. I'm new in newlisp and I do'nt know if the choices I've done are good !)
P.S.: sorry for my bad english, I'am just a french newlisper (and also a beginner in newlisp world).
I hope I can help you !
Bertrand