Do you have notepad++ syntax highlighting file?

asked Feb 16, 2016 in Closed question / help by asusmsk (160 points)

The famous source code editor Notepad++ suppports user-defined language for syntax highlighting (http://udl20.weebly.com/).

Do you have UDL file (xml-formatted) to import into Notepad++ to enable PlantUML syntax highlighting?

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answered Feb 16, 2016 by asusmsk (160 points)

I have found a GitHub project

https://github.com/brim4brim/PlantUML_Notepad-_UDL

The provided UDL file works fair. Maybe you will contribute some more into its development

commented Jun 29, 2020 by anonymous

Cannot import in notepad++

Says - Fail to Import

commented Sep 7, 2021 by Harsha Puttagunta

Works great. Thank you

commented May 29, 2022 by anonymous

There is now also a plugin available, which allows to generate PlantUML diagramms in Notepad++:

https://github.com/Fruchtzwerg94/PlantUmlViewer

commented Mar 17, 2023 by anonymous

Fail to Import

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