If somebody that don´t need "Phyton" functionality of Notepad++ is interesed, just in "functionList.xml" document in Notepad++ directory find similar text to the text above and replace with them:

	<parser
			id         ="python_function"
			displayName="Python class"
			commentExpr="(?s:'''.*?''')|(?m-s:#.*?$)"
		>
			<classRange
				mainExpr    ="(?&lt;=^class\x20).*?(?=\n\S|\Z)"
			>
				<className>
					<nameExpr expr="\w+(?=[\(|:])" />
				</className>
				<function
					mainExpr="(?&lt;=func\x20).+?(?=:)"
				>
					<functionName>
						<funcNameExpr expr=".*" />
					</functionName>
				</function>
			</classRange>
			<function
				mainExpr="(?&lt;=func\x20).+?(?=:)"
			>
				<functionName>
					<nameExpr expr=".*" />
				</functionName>
			</function>
		</parser>

And voilá, you can see your gdscipt functions listed by chosing "Phyton"... (but lost "def" phyton functions). This, combined with adding to config-phyton-KEYWORDS (sorry, don´t have the route, my notepad is in spanish) the words extends, export, null, true, false, onready, signal, etc.... make notepad a very good complement to GODOT. Scripts with more than thousands of lines become very manejable with this.... :wink:

Nice tip :) Note that the language is name Python, not Phyton (ugh) as you wrote repeatedly :)

Ups..... always happend to me. Sorry. English word bad written in my hard disk is english word bad written forever... Years limit memory allocate .... :D