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  I wrote an E-Script extension for SciTE, a very good open soure editor with a lot of features for a lot of programming languages.
(E-Script is the scripting language of the POL Ultima Online server we use for our Ultima Online shard Etheria.)

The extension supports syntaxhighlighting (pol commands, operators, vars, etc. are showed in different colors) and folding (you can hide parts of the code with it).
You can compile your scripts directly from the editor too!
My code is already merged in the official version of SciTE 1.53, I just added extended config files to to my package.


You can download this extended version here.

Try it out and give me comments about the highlighting and folding please.

Just unzip and run SciTE.exe.
You maybe want to change the var ECOMPILEHOME in escript.properties to tell SciTE where you E-Script compiler is...
(You can access the escript.properties file from SciTE too via "Options/Open escript.properties".)
In SciTEGlobal.properties you can change the global settings.

If you see pol commands which are not highlighted, or blocks which should be folded, write me a message with the list please...

I opened a forum to discuss issues about our EScript SciTE here.

There is also a linux version of SciTE. Just let me know if I shall provide a linux version too...

Happy coding!

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