SI is a powerful code viewing and modification tool used to look at C, C++ They are all quite happy. I need to use Python recently, and after watching UltraEdit without any color for two days, I have decided to migrate back to SI to see it. Unfortunately, SI does not support Python by default and requires some minor settings~~~The steps are as follows:
- Download a CLF file for SI at the address http://www.sourceinsight.com/public/languages/Python.CLF .
- Open SI. Options | Parameter Selection | Language, click "Import" and select the Python you just downloaded CLF file, "OK". Then you will discover the Python language
- Options | Document Options, click "Add Type", enter "Python Source File", and click "OK"
In the file filter, enter *. py. Click on "Language" in the "Decomposition" box and select "Python Language".
- Okay~~It's all done now. Then the project can be established normally and the source files can be imported~~~~
- Show me the final effect. Gaga