[Notepad-plus-plus] [notepad-plus - Open Discussion] Feature Request : recognize #!/bin/ksh

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Hi,

When working with UNIX scripts, sometimes there is no filename extension of
".sh" or ".ksh". Thus, the Language setting defaults to "Normal Text". Could
you please implement something that looks at the first line for "#!/bin/sh"
or "#!/bin/ksh" or even "#!/bin/wish" for tcl/tk before defaulting to "Normal
Text" ?

I imagine an advanced version of this would be a popup window were you could
define bunch of strings that could appear on the first line and their corresponding
language setting.

thanks,
Jim C.

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Hey, I saw a nice abbreviation: DIY.


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[Tony Griffen]

[...]
Could you please implement something that looks at the first line
for "#!/bin/sh" [...] I imagine an advanced version of this would
be a popup window were you could define bunch of strings that could
appear on the first line and their corresponding language setting.

I am curious, has there been any thought given to this over the years? We use
Notepad++ in a cygwin environment, and the feature discussed above would be
welcome.