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I want to have simple syntax highlighting when I am editing code files of a C like language. I know I can just pick C++ syntax highlighting but the language has a lot of keywords similar to HLSL and I want to color them too.
Do I need to write an VS extension for this? Or is this just a matter of proving a VS specific text file that lists keywords, operators, comments, etc?
Where can I find such examples to use as a base?
you can find a few examples on codeplex http://www.codeplex.com/site/search?query=highlight&ac=3. Specifically one of the plugins is for HSLS, GLSL, and CG (http://nshader.codeplex.com/)