Unzip the file then import it into Notepad++ (Should be Languages > User-Defined Languages > open User-Defined Language Folder, then just unzip it/move the .xml there) to use it. Click on the "Languages" tab, and it should be at the bottom of the list. Both versions can be installed at the same time (but be sure to use the correct one since the syntaxes are different).
I made this because I found a similar project that seems to have stopped being maintained (and also didn't support the syntax changes from 1.14 & up)
It will highlight the various CraftTweaker methods in Notepad++, to make it easier to locate something (and spot errors)
Examples can be found here.
I plan to add support for as many mods as I can (though it seems that 8 custom groups is the limit for notepad++, not sure how to increase it)
Most of the colouring got inspired by how C# and Java highlight things. Some is me trying to copy the main colours of the mod.
If you would like to contribute, please make a pull request on the GitHub.
You can also report issues you have on said GitHub.
Supports vanilla CT methods, and some mods:
- Artisan's Worktables
- Extended Crafting
- JEITweaker
- JEI (1.12 only. Native support got replaced with JEITweaker)
- LootTweaker (1.12)
- HungerTweaker (1.12)
Current issues (due to me barely knowing how this works, lol):
- The closing bracket of everything won't get highlighted.
- LootTweaker support doesn't really work because of the way it's formatted