Configure syntax highlighting for non-standard file extensions
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Summary
Edit <FishEye home directory>/syntax/filename.map and add the file extensions using the following as a guide. For example, to add module, install, and inc as extensions to be highlighted similarly to PHP files and htm to be highlighted similarly to HTML files add the following four lines to the end of the file:
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"**/*.module" php.def
"**/*.install" php.def
"**/*.inc" php.def
"**/*.htm" html.def
Fisheye/Crucible needs to be restarted to have the changes take effect.
This file will be overwritten if Fisheye/Crucible is updated (no matter which method is used) so make sure it is saved elsewhere prior to such an event.
Solution
Related
Defining your own syntax highlighting in Crucible or Fisheye
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