Re: enum syntax coloring
Re: enum syntax coloring
- Subject: Re: enum syntax coloring
- From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 13:06:25 -0700
Laurence Harris wrote:
>After reading your message I started to have a vague memory of adding
>some terms to a file a long time ago to get them to show up colored,
>but I thought that was in SubEthaEdit. Is there such a file for
>Xcode? It may be that I did something similar for Xcode and just
>forgot. That would explain why a few common error codes are showing
>up colored but most aren't.
I don't know if there's a user-configurable keywords file for Xcode. I
think not, but I could be wrong. Have you tried googling or searching ADC?
Or maybe try to disable the enum coloring using the standard trick of
switching to another user account and seeing if the behavior follows it.
If it doesn't, that indicates a user preference involved. If it does, that
indicates something common to all users of the application.
And I'm still wondering about the details:
what version of Xcode?
what is the source file suffix?
does it happen in a file "foo.h" with just "noErr" in it?
can you provide a source example where it does happen?
what color is noErr?
what colors do you have assigned to the categories?
what category does noErr appear to be?
The category could be very informative, as could knowing what rules Xcode
is applying to the file (i.e. what language syntax it's coloring for). For
example, if it's using C/C++ rules, and you switch it to Perl, does the
color of noErr change? Menu: Format > Syntax Coloring > Perl script.
-- GG
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