I want to create a SYN file so that all "error" keywords are highlighted when i open a error log file in text pad.
If the file resembles plain text do i put specify TEXT = 1, because the onlne help specifies that :
"However, do not use TEXT.SYN, nor start the file with "TEXT=1", as that is only intended for highlighting URLs in simple text files."
what shall i specify?
creating a SYN file
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Jens Hollmann
Re: creating a SYN file
For plain text files it has never failed me to declare "C=1" in the SYN file. I think this "C=1" or "LaTeX=1" has nothing to do with the file type. All these files are plain text. But the recognition of keywords may be different. And C-files are the most plain files of the lot 
When you just want some keywords highlighted, then "C=1" is the correct choice. I used it for special INI files, Windows CMD script files and it just works.
When you just want some keywords highlighted, then "C=1" is the correct choice. I used it for special INI files, Windows CMD script files and it just works.