UltraEdit Adding language syntax coloring

UltraEdit is a super-useful text Editing tool that allows you to add a different language coloring configuration to your own, enabling syntax coloring. For example, keywords in java,javascript, strings, and so on are displayed in different colors.

In previous versions, adding a language shader configuration needed to be added in Wordfile, which was cumbersome and error-prone. In the high version (such as V18 and above), can speak the language grammar coloring file directly into the corresponding directory.

Here is an example of a FORTRAN syntax coloring configuration file that describes the configuration steps:

1. Download the coloring configuration file from the UltraEdit website

Http://www.ultraedit.com/downloads/extras/wordfiles.html

Assume that the downloaded coloring file is fortran95.uew (the suffix is generally. uew).

2. Add FORTRAN syntax coloring file

Copy the Fortran95.uew file to the WORDFiles directory, typically in the following directory:

C:\Users\YourMachineName\AppData\Roaming\IDMComp\UltraEdit\wordfiles

3. Re-open UltraEdit

After copying and reopening the editor, you will find that the Fortran language appears in the following menu:

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UltraEdit Adding language syntax coloring