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jsmorley wrote:Sorry, what .inc files?

https://docs.rainmeter.net/manual/skins/include-option/

Path to the INI formatted file to include. It is recommended that include files use the .inc extension (rather than .ini) and are placed in the @Resources folder.

Makey wrote:https://docs.rainmeter.net/manual/skins/include-option/

Ok, so I guess I don't understand the question. How does this relate to RainLexer?

Oh, I see what you are asking.

Yes, .inc files are also color coded by RainLexer.

Cool.

A big thanks for reply i gonna use this

other thing, when i drag a windows out of the notepad++ for have 2 windows open the color disappear , this a bad configuration of my notepad++?

Makey wrote:other thing, when i drag a windows out of the notepad++ for have 2 windows open the color disappear , this a bad configuration of my notepad++?

Huh... I have no idea why that happens. Has something to do with how Notepad++ stands up that "second instance" of the window, which is bypassing RainLexer.

O it's ok, i will still use the RainLexer

Not to tell anyone how they should or shouldn't use Notepad++, but there is an alternative to dragging a tab out and creating a whole new instance of Notepad++ when you want to compare two files side-by-side.

Click to animate: The advantage to this vs. a new instance from a tab is that you don't then have to re-size the windows and line them up next to each other. It's just done for you.

There may be some advantage to a whole new instance / window of Notepad++, but I don't see it right off.

HoHo , nice one . Thanks

Trying to install RainLexer with the installer and I immediately get an error saying config.xml cannot be found. Is this a file missing from Notepad++ or one missing from the installer. There is no config.xml in the Notepad++ folder, but there is a config.model.xml.