Is there someone here, that perhaps, took upon himself the time and effort and added and recompiled notepad2 with fortran highlighting?
I tried looking at the code of notepad2, but unfortunately, not having any knowledge of c/c++ was immediately lost in it. Would someone here be willing to add the fortran keywords, if I supplied him with a list of them ?
I absolutely love the editor, but since all my work is fortran and vba, not having the highlighting is a downer.
There seems to be Programmers Notepad and Notepad++ V5.3.1
But, have you tried GVim?
It comes with the FORTRAN 77 syntax file (Vim\vim*\syntax\fortran.vim) and is a personal favorite.
If nothing else, the syntax file might be useful for enhancing your Notepad2 copy.
Specifically for FORTRAN support in Notepad2...
Notepad2 is based on the Scintilla project at Sourceforge.
It appears to be quite simple and probably more portable than the other Scintilla based editors.
There is a fortran lexer update reference for Scintilla that might be useful, but you will have to probably integrate that into Notepad2 in some way.
Finally, you could request a patch from Florian Balmer or Kai Liu, who seem to be active :-)
But, my last suggestion is still to learn GVim or Cream.
It is far more widely used and available across platforms.
Look at Stackoverflow question: What is the best way to force yourself to master vi?
Have you tried http://www.pspad.com/en/ I have been using it for a number of years and i believe it supports Fortran highlighting.