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Arff syntax

Here you can find syntax highlightings for various editors:

Emacs#

Add the code from the arff.emacs file into your startup file.

Notepad++#

  • Copy the contents of tag of the arff.notepadplus file into your %APPDATA%\Notepad++\userDefineLang.xml file.
  • (Ensure that you maintain the XML structure). If userDefineLang.xml does not exist, simply rename the arff.notepadplus file to userDefineLang.xml

TextPad#

  • Copy the file arff.syn into your <TEXTPAD-DIR>/system directory.
  • Then run the wizard for adding a new document class (Configure -> New Document Class...).

Ultraedit#

  • Just copy/paste the content of the file arff.ultraedit in your <ULTRAEDIT-DIR>/WORDFILE.TXT file.
  • Adjust the /Lnn language number that it fits into the numbering of your current settings.

vim/gvim#

  • Save the file arff.vim in your $HOME/.vim/syntax directory.
  • You can enable the syntax with :set syntax=arff.