Bit of a stretch, but several years ago I created a bundle for the Textmate editor that did syntax highlighting for Eagle’s ULP language. And I seem to have lost it. Would any of you happen to have a copy, or someone else’s? Or a mode for Emacs?

Thanks, John

Hi John,

just wanted to dig a bit through your code to get some understanding on this "drill/spot drill" problem, still included in your Alpha version.
I use Notepad++ for editing/viewing text files and so searched for a means of syntax highlighting for NP++.

I succeeded here:


I don't know Textmate nor Emacs, but NP++ is worth a try...
HTH
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Thanks Harald.

I don't use Windows, but posted a message on the thread. Someone might have something.

Ok, thanks!
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Hi guys,

For what it's worth the FreeBasic ide? "FBide" will provide a color highlighted presentation of a .ulp file. Available for Windows, Mac and Linux so the blurb says.

Peter

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Thanks Peter and Harald!

Actually, Textmate isn't that bad. I just added .ulp to the extensions for C programming language, and it does pretty well.

When I tried it years back, things like:

?? ???? ??? // Process all the wires.
?? ???? ??? B.wires(W) W.pieces(P) {

Would throw all the indentation off if you ran Text | Indent Selection.

Now the main thing that is kind of wonky are switch / case / break statements, so I just won't try to format those.
I could probably change the indentation rules for the bundle, but they are more complex than even pcb-gcode :-)

Thanks,
JJ