ADL Text Editors

This page is for text editor modes and resources to enable ADL editing with normal text editors. If you have some resources, please add under the appropriate heading below, or create a new heading if necessary.

Gvim

Gvim is an editor that supports both vi and visual modes seamlessly.

Syntax	Editor Resources / Files	Installation / Usage Instructions	Screen shots	Maintainer
ADL	adl.vim syntax file dadl.vim syntax file	Add the syntax files to the directory .../gvim_install_dir/syntax

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Syntax	Editor Resources / Files	Installation / Usage Instructions	Screen shots	Maintainer
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Textpad

text-editor for Windows, see http://www.textpad.com for more information

Syntax	Editor Resources / Files	Installation / Usage Instructions	Screen shots	Maintainer
ADL	Syntax-file for Textpad	Please add the file to the application-directory where other *.syn files are kept. This is on many systems: Program Files (x86)\TextPad 5\system\

Kate/KDevelop

Linux-KDE text-editors which use the same resources.

Syntax	Editor Resources / Files	Installation / Usage Instructions	Screen shots	Maintainer
ADL	Syntax-file for KDE	Add the file to the directory in your home-directory where other KDE support-files are added. This is probably: .kde/share/apps/katepart/syntax/ Also configure the use of the file in ./kde/share/config/katesyntaxhighlightingrc like this: [Cache /home/$user/.kde/share/apps/katepart/syntax/adl.xml] author= extension=.adl;.ADL hidden=false indenter= lastModified=1316521555 license=LGPL mimetype=text/x-adl name=ADL priority= section=Scripts style= version=1.0 Please replace $user with your username. There are many examples in this file how to do it.