Add SysML v2 User Defined Language for Notepad++ - #406
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Added a new User Defined Language (UDL) for OMG SysML v2 to facilitate syntax highlighting and code folding in Notepad++. This includes keyword definitions, styles, and comments relevant to SysML v2.
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Add User Defined Language support for SysML v2
This pull request adds a Notepad++ User Defined Language (UDL) definition for SysML v2.
The UDL is based on the OMG SysML v2 and KerML language specifications and provides syntax highlighting for the main lexical elements of the textual SysML v2 notation.
Supported syntax
part,port,item,attribute,action,state,requirement,verification,view,viewpoint,connection, andinterfacespecializes,subsets,redefines,:>,::>, and:>>#{ ... }blocksThe
.sysmlfile extension is automatically associated with the language.References
The definition was created based on the official OMG specifications:
The goal is to provide lightweight and convenient syntax highlighting for users editing textual SysML v2 models in Notepad++.
As this is implemented as a Notepad++ UDL, it provides lexical highlighting only and does not attempt semantic or context-sensitive parsing of SysML v2 models.