NP++ highlights text by treating the loaded file as adhering to a language. NP++ has the ability for you to create a custom language with formatting — go to Language and select User Defined then you will have a dialog that allows you to define delimiters, formatting, colors, etc.
yes thank you Kup , now to give it a try ;0 it will make it easier if i use a uniform format for xvm .xc files for people to read and understand
need to pick your brains, if i use a user defined language like this:-
i can see this if i select it in language each time i load nP++ but it does not save like this say for instance if i passed this file to you , you would see plain black and white .xc file not colored like i see