This should show two text boxes on the right called 'Default keywords' & 'User-defined keywords'.Ĭopy & paste the line below that begins 'abs acos' into the 'User-defined keywords' text box. Under 'Language' select 'C++' and then select 'INSTRUCTION WORD' under 'Style'. Open Style Configurator (Settings->Style Configurator.) Load it up, configure it to you liking and install any plugins you use. If your interested then download and extract a portable version of NPP via here Notepad++ Portable (development text editor) | My final solution was to download a portable version of NPP and perform my Arduino C++ additions on this copy so I have a normal C++ version to fall back on if needed. This does seem to work better but at the expense of confusing the C++ language for pure C++ programming. I was going to give up at that but then had the idea of adding Arduino keywords to NPP's built in C++ lexicon.
After several attempts to configure a Arduino bias user defined language for Notepad++ (NPP) I managed to get something close to what I wanted (all the core and standard library keywords) but some keywords would not highlight as expected and I put this down to limitations of the otherwise excellent NPP user language lexicon.
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