Implement custom colorable itemsĭefine what must be colorized in your language, for example Keyword, Operator, and Identifier.Ĭreate an enumeration of these colorable items.Īssociate the token types returned from a parser or scanner with the enumerated values.įor example, the values representing the token types could be the same values in the custom colorable items enumeration.
The easiest way of dealing with this unreferenced item is to supply a placeholder colorable item in your list as the first item. The first item corresponds to a colorable item index of 0, and Visual Studio always supplies the default text colors and attributes for that item. The first item in your list of colorable items is never referenced. For more information about CreateExpInstance, see CreateExpInstance utility. To reset the cache, enter CreateExpInstance /Reset. You can reset the experimental cache with the CreateExpInstance tool, which is installed with the Visual Studio SDK, typically in the following directory under the Visual Studio installation folder: If you change the name of one of your colorable items during development, you must reset the cache that was created the first time your colorable items were accessed. You should include the language name in the colorable item name to avoid collisions with existing colorable item names. To group your language service's custom colorable items, you can begin each name with your language name, for example NewLanguage - Comment and NewLanguage - Keyword. The colorable items appear in alphabetical order. This name is what appears in the Display items list. Presentation of colorable itemsīecause the IDE handles user overrides of colorable items in the Fonts and Colors dialog box, you need only supply each custom colorable item with a name. Your choices are stored in a cache in the registry and accessed by the colorable item name. You can view and change the font, size, foreground color, and background color for each colorable item. When you select a display, such as Text Editor or Command Window, the Display items list box shows all the colorable items for that display. You can display the Fonts and Colors dialog box by selecting Options on the Tools menu, and then selecting Fonts and Colors under Environment. You can override the list of types for colorizing, such as keywords and comments, by implementing custom colorable items as part of your language service.
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