After looking online I cannot find any info on enhancing N++ to support syntax highlighting for Laravel's Blade syntax (*.blade.php
).
Example: demo.blade.php
App Name - @yield('title')
@section('sidebar')
This is the master sidebar.
@show
@yield('content')
I know Notepad++ supports user-defined languages to add syntax highlighting support for new file extensions (I have used this before for *.scss
files).
However, I want to continue using N++'s built in highlighting for *.php
files and add to it by creating rules to match the Blade syntax within a PHP file. If I was to use N++'s user-defined language functionality for Blade files, I would also have to re-define all the syntax highlighting for PHP syntax.
I have attempted to modify N++'s langs.xml
and stylers.xml
files under the PHP definition but with no luck.
Therefore, how would I enhance N++ to provide syntax highlighting support for Blade? This was my starting point which is Blade highlighting in Sublime.
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