syntax-highlighting

问题 I experience some problem with Visual Studio 2015, when I re-installed on my computer, the whole syntax highlighting became all white in XAML, but not in my VB code? If someone happens to find the solution, I would be extremely grateful to him. visualization code in visual studio <Grid.RowDefinitions> <RowDefinition Height="5*"/> <RowDefinition Height="60*"/> <RowDefinition Height="6*"/> </Grid.RowDefinitions> 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33541270/syntax-highlighting-xaml-visual

问题 I am creating my own Visual Studio Code theme, and I want the links / URLs to have their own independent color in HTML and CSS. From what I have read it seems that this was once accomplished with detected-link, but should now use linkForeground. I have tried both in the theme.json file I created, but neither seems to work. Does anyone know how to customize link / URL syntax highlighting color in Visual Studio Code .json file? This is what I tried... { "name": "goto-definition-link", "scope":

问题 A project I'm working on makes extensive use of knockout comment bindings. In the code editor, these are difficult to summarily differentiate from standard comments in the markup. Is there any way that one might be able to make knockout comment bindings appear in a different color? 回答1: In the absence of a solution, I coded an editor classifier Visual Studio extension to change the color of knockoutjs comment bindings in documents with HTML content types: https://github.com/biggyspender

问题 A project I'm working on makes extensive use of knockout comment bindings. In the code editor, these are difficult to summarily differentiate from standard comments in the markup. Is there any way that one might be able to make knockout comment bindings appear in a different color? 回答1: In the absence of a solution, I coded an editor classifier Visual Studio extension to change the color of knockoutjs comment bindings in documents with HTML content types: https://github.com/biggyspender

问题 I am trying to use syntax highlighting with highlight.js in my rails application. The instructions for highlight.js are below (https://github.com/isagalaev/highlight.js): The bare minimum for using highlight.js on a web page is linking to the library along with one of the styles and calling initHighlightingOnLoad: <link rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/styles/default.css"> <script src="/path/to/highlight.pack.js"></script> <script>hljs.initHighlightingOnLoad();</script> I'm not certain where

问题 In a project I am working on at the moment I have a lot of functions interleaved with blocks of #ifdef 'd code. In this particular case it would be much more readable if that code was subtly highlighted to show it as being separate from the main code. I've had a look in the theme options but couldn't see any way to do this. I'd just remove the symbol from the project and have eclipse highlight it as being disabled, but then I can't work on it easily (limited / no hover or f3 functionality). I

问题 I know I'm not the first to need this. I am working on an in house created codebase and I would like to apply highlighting to it within Eclipse. In Notepad++ I can set language for the file I'm looking at. Is there any way to do this for Eclipse? The code I'm working on would use the same syntax styling as C++. 回答1: Your best bet is to go to Preferences -> General -> Editors -> File associations. Add the file extension of the thing you are trying to open and add the C++ editor as the

问题 I know I'm not the first to need this. I am working on an in house created codebase and I would like to apply highlighting to it within Eclipse. In Notepad++ I can set language for the file I'm looking at. Is there any way to do this for Eclipse? The code I'm working on would use the same syntax styling as C++. 回答1: Your best bet is to go to Preferences -> General -> Editors -> File associations. Add the file extension of the thing you are trying to open and add the C++ editor as the

问题 I'd like to have vim display my comments in italics, and I understand I need to place cterm=italic in the hi Comment line in the color.vim file I'm using. This, however, is having no effect on the text display, which I suspect has to do with some Terminal.app setting, unless I'm misunderstanding the vim syntax. I'd appreciate if someone can show me how to enable this feature. Additionally, I am currently using the Monaco font, which does not have a separate italic file (however, the italic

问题 I am looking for a way to highlight or use different face of quoted text in plain text. It seems that there should be a sophisticated/enhanced text mode but I cannot find it. If there isn't a easy solution, can you let me know where should I begin to write a function? Thank you very much! A noob who has been using Emacs from 19.xx 回答1: I'm not sure about a major-mode that already does this, but you can make one easily enough using define-derived-mode (define-derived-mode rich-text-mode text