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Windows text editor with syntax highlighting for Splunk

msachdeva3
Explorer

I need to install syntax higlighting feature on any IDE availablae notepad++,Sublime for Splunk queries.
Any help is appreciated.

rafrey
Explorer

A quick google search turned up these sublime packages in case they have been overlooked by anyone, I personally haven't used them. I am on the hunt for something similar in atom.io as well though.

https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Splunk%20Syntax

https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Splunk%20Conf%20File%20Syntax%20Highlighting

woodcock
Esteemed Legend

This is the one that I use for vim:

https://github.com/yorokobi/vim-splunk

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ChrisG
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

You might try httpstergeek's Notepad++ defined language file.

Note that Splunk Enterprise 6.5 includes syntax highlighting for searches, see Help reading searches in the Search Manual.

Related (putting it here in case someone finds this answer looking for .conf file syntax highlighting): Yorokobi's vim extension.

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msachdeva3
Explorer

unable to install in Notepad++
saw a similar note on stackflow
I'm aware of 6.5 highlighting scheme, thats what I'm trying to emulate in Notepad++

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