Heya!
My good friend LaggingTom produced a nice wordlist to use in UltraEdit so we can have syntax highlighting for .script files 
Yay!
Here’s the wordlist.
/L21"ET" Line Comment = // File Extensions = script
/Indent Strings = "{"
/Unindent Strings = "}"
/C1"Messages"
wm_teamvoiceannounce wm_addteamvoiceannounce wm_removeteamvoiceannounce wm_objective_status
/C2"Movers"
abortmove attachtotag attatchtotrain
faceangles followpath followspline
gotomarker
playanim
setdamagable setposition setrotation stoprotation setspeed startanimation setposition
/C3"CP"
setchargetimefactor sethqstatus
/C4"Constructables"
construct constructible_class constructible_chargebarreq constructible_constructxpbonus constructible_destructxpbonus constructible_health constructible_weaponclass constructible_duration
repairmg42
setmodelfrombrushmodel
/C5"Sounds"
enablespeaker
disablespeaker
playsound
stopsound
togglespeaker
/C6"Accums"
accum abort_if_less_than abort_if_greater_than abort_if_not_equal abort_if_equal abort_if_bitset abort_if_not_bitset
bitset bitreset
cvar
inc
random
set
trigger_if_equal
wait_while_equal
/C7"Misc"
changemodel
kill
remapshader remapshaderflush remove
setglobalfog setautospawn spawnrubble setstate
trigger
wait
Here are the instructions to enable this.
Open UltraEdit, Menu->Advanced->Configuration. In the config window click on Syntax Highlighting. In the bottom part there’s a “Full path name for wordlist:” Click on Open. It’ll open the wordfile.txt. Make sure you check “Enable Syntax Highlighting”, “Auto Correct Keywords” and “Enable Auto Brace Matching”. Close the config window and paste the above in [ CODE ] tags at the end of the file. Modify the first line that says: “/L21” (meaning language #21) to suit the language spot number you want to use or use an empty language spot.
As soon as you save the file (wordfile.txt) highlighting will be set and working.
Much better that way
UltraEdit is a great “simple text editor” with tons of functions. This program is simply amazing. There are way too many features to list here so I suggest you get it from the Author’s page
