smali syntax resource

jesusfreke, the guy who wrote smali/baksmali, has some nice documentation on the smali syntax on the wiki for his project: http://code.google.com/p/smali/w/list i learned some stuff! thanks jesusfreke.

smali syntax highlighting for notepad++

update 10/8/2013:

thanks to Ádám Tóth for creating a dark themed version. i've linked to it next to the main version.

update: 11/10/2011:

thanks to Jho for pointing out how to get code folding to work. i updated the syntax file and made a few other tweaks. the link and picture have been updated and here are the instructions for installing (tested with v5.9.6.1):
View -> User-Defined Dialogue...

Click Import

Select smali_npp.xml
       no picture here, use imagination

There will be a message box that says "Import successful."
Any new files you open should have syntax highlighting.



several people have asked for smali highlighting for notepad++. thanks to furrelkt for having already sent me an example. here's what i've come up with: https://sites.google.com/site/lohanplus/files/smali_npp.xml
for dark backgrounds, try this:  https://sites.google.com/site/lohanplus/files/smali_npp_darkbg.xml

there are many limitations for notepad++'s user defined language. i could not get many tokens to highlight correctly, or as well as ultraedit or the highlighter used on this blog. perhaps a full lexer plugin could handle it. if you write one or make improvements to this xml, let me know.