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    • Andrés ZsögönA Offline
      Andrés Zsögön
      last edited by Andrés Zsögön

      For some reason, notepad++ does not offer a constants category, it simply puts words like true, false, null, etc. in the same color as function words, which is very counter-intuitive.

      Is there a simple way to create a new cateogry, without having to create a brand new language called copy-of-php-fixed? Thanks.

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