Running non .sql files

I am wanting to use Developer to edit and compile pl/sql packages, procedures, function etc. This is simple if the file ends in ".sql". Unfortunately the project I am working on has file extensions like ".pks",".fnc"....
Is there any way to modify the tool through preferences to allow me to right click or run the files into a database using the menu?

In JDeveloper 10.1.2 go to tools->preferences->file types
select the SQLNode and add whatever extensions you want to use.

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