Note that since SciTE supports many different languages and there is limited space in the menu, Hollywood support is not enabled by default. To enable Hollywood support in SciTE, you need to edit the file SciTEGlobal.properties and remove "hollywood" from the exclude list. Look for this block in SciTEGlobal.properties:
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# To keep menus short, these .properties files are not loaded by default.
imports.exclude=abaqus ada asciidoc asl asn1 au3 ave avs baan blitzbasic bullant \
caml cil cmake cobol coffeescript csound d dataflex ecl eiffel erlang escript \
flagship forth fortran freebasic fsharp \
gap haskell hex hollywood inno kix latex lot lout \
maxima metapost mmixal modula3 nim nimrod nncrontab nsis \
opal oscript pov powerpro ps purebasic r raku rebol rust \
sas scriptol smalltalk sorcins spice specman \
tacl tal txt2tags verilog vhdl visualprolog
Note that SciTE expects Hollywood to be in "C:\Program Files\Hollywood" on Windows, in "/opt/Hollywood" on Linux and in "/Applications/Hollywood.app" on macOS. If you have installed Hollywood in a different location, you need to edit the file "hollywood.properties" to reflect that location. Otherwise running and compiling Hollywood scripts from SciTE won't work.
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