Visual Studio 2005 and UnrealScript

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Visual Studio 2005 and UnrealScript

NOTE: I've only tested this on XP.

Don't know if this has been posted, but, here's a way to get VS 2005 to highlight properly with UnrealScript.

1) Create a user.dat file and fill it with (note: this is old so there are new vars)

Code:

;;;;  class keywords

class

interface

struct

abstract

autoexpandcategories

dependson

collapsecategories

editinlinenew

extends

hidecategories

implements

nativereplication

noexport

notplaceable

placeable

showcategories

within

cpptext

structcpptext

DefaultProperties

defaultproperties

StructDefaultProperties

structdefaultproperties

;;;;  function modifiers

client

delegate

editconst

editinline

event

exec

final

function

latent

native

preoperator

postoperator

server

simulated

singular

;;;;  variable modifiers

coerce

config

globalconfig

init

interp

iterator

local

localized

optional

out

repnotify

transient

var

;;;;  Replication keywords

Replication

replication

reliable

unreliable

;;;;  State keywords

State

state

Auto

auto

Begin

begin

end

End

Ignores

ignores

goto

GotoState

gotostate

;;;;  common used math operations

Dot

dot

Cross

cross

;;;;  UnrealScript specific keywords

Default

default

Global

global

None

none

Static

static

Self

self

Super

super

;;;;  Types

TRUE

FALSE

Array

array

BYTE

byte

DOUBLE

FLOAT

INT

Name

name

Object

object

PTRINT

QWORD

qword

SBYTE

SQWORD

String

string

SWORD

TCHAR

UBOOL

UINT

WORD

;;;;  UE specific structs

FMatrix

Matrix

matrix

FQuat

Quat

quat

FRotator

Rotator

rotator

FVector

Vector

vector

FVector2D

Vector2D

vector2d Put the usertype.dat into the folder (check your path)

C:/Program Files/Microsoft Visual Studio 8/Common7/IDE/

2) Put this in a file and name it something like

Visual-Studio-2005-UC-Syntax-Highlighting.reg

save it and run it. Note: can be saved anywhere.

Code:

Windows Registry Editor Version  5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft VisualStudio 8.0 Languages File Extensions . uc]

@ = " {B2F072B0-ABC1-11D0-9D62-00C04FD9DFD9} " VS2008 Code:

Windows Registry Editor Version  5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft VisualStudio  9.0 Languages File Extensions . uc]

@ = " {B2F072B0-ABC1-11D0-9D62-00C04FD9DFD9} "   After completing these steps, you will have to restart VStudio if it was open.

Hope that helps!

Setup an "external tool" and assign it to a keybind.

1) In VStudio, click on the menu item Tools/External Tools...

2) Once the dialog pops up click on 'Add' button

3) Here are the settings

Title: UnrealScriptCompile (Note: this can be whatever you like)

Command: C:/Games/Unreal Tournament 3/Binaries/ut3.com

Arguments: make

4) Check 'Use Output Window' if you would like the compile output to be in your VStudio window like a normal compile does.

5) Make note of the location (I clicked on MoveUp until mine was in say the 3rd position in the "Menu contents:" window.

6) Click on Ok

How to assign a hotkey to an external tool

1) Click on Tools/Options

2) Open up the Environment section

3) Go down to the Keyboard entry

4) In the "Show commands containing" text box type in externalcommandN where N is the number your tool was in the list (remember, mine was in the 3rd position above, so 3). Assuming yours is in the third position, your textbox should say externalcommand3.

5) In the selection box below, you should see an item labeled Tools.ExtrernalCommand3.

6) Click it

7) Go to the section titled "Press shortcut keys: " and click in it

8) Hit your hot key (must have a modifier like <alt> <ctrl> etc)

9) Double-check that your hotkey doesn't conflict with an important key you'll be using (you can tell by looking in the "Shortcut currently used by:" field, if it's empty or useless to you, you're golden!)

10) BE SURE you hit the Assign button once you have the shortcut you are happy with.