syntax-highlighting

问题 Ace Editor has Live Syntax Checking, which can check code as it's being typed for syntax errors. I have a Rails 3.2 site with the Ace file included on each coding page. I added a require statement to the javascript to tell Ace where the worker file is, but it's still not working. How do I get Live Syntax checking to work? Each coding page includes: <%= javascript_include_tag "ace-src/ace.js" %> <%= javascript_include_tag "ace-editor" %> The Ace files are located in the ace-src folder. I aded

问题 I'm using the amazing Sublime Text 2 to write MEL (Maya Embedded Language) scripts for Maya, but it has no syntax highlighting for MEL. Right now I force it to interpret the text as Perl, which does an OK job, but its far from perfect. It would be handy to add Maya's commands. Does anybody know how I would create a syntax highlighting set for Sublime? 回答1: I have been using a MEL textmate bundle I found on github. I forked it, added some snippets and tweaked the language a little. The

问题 I'm adding i18n to an existing project (web application). This involves replacing every bit of static text with calls to an i18n library. It would be convenient to be able to search for this text rather than rely on syntax highlighting to identify it visually. In vim, is it possible to search within a file for occurrences of a certain highlighting type? Something like: /[%type=Boolean] Sub 'Boolean' with 'Comment', 'htmlTag', or any group defined in your syntax highlighting file. 回答1: This

问题 I have a problem with custom syntax highlighting in Notepad++. I want to display text in parentheses in a different color. In View → User Define Dialogue I've defined a custom language and set up corresponding delimiters, "(" and ")". However, the problem is that Notepad++ is highlighting the text between parentheses only when there is a space before the left parenthesis. So for example, in ^reg(ular)?$ (ular) is not highlighted, but in ^reg (ular)$ it is. Is there a way to force Notepad++ to

问题 I use the terminal to vim into existing and new programs. I hate the fact that at all times I need to kick in :syntax on on the command line to make the syntax all colorful. Does anyone have a recipe for how I can make sure my terminal always kicks in with colorful syntax ? 回答1: Put syntax on in your ~/.vimrc file. 回答2: Add syntax on to your ~/.vimrc . See :help initialization . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13405149/permanent-syntax-on-switch-for-vim-over-os-x-terminal

问题 How do I highlight operators/parentheses/brackets/etc. in VIM? I'm not interested in coloring matching or unmatching parentheses/brackets. I've tried ":hi cBracket/whatnot guifg=something" and ":hi Operator/cOperator guifg=something" but these don't seem to affect anything. 回答1: There are two parts to Vim syntax coloring: the syn command and the hi command. As far as I understand, you use syn to define syntax. For example: syn match parens /[(){}]/ Then you use hi to tell Vim how to highlight

问题 I installed Eclipse SDK Indigo and then followed the following instructions to install PDT on it: This is the original solution posted by ben-k link to the topic: Eclipse indigo PDT 3.0 gotcha download "Eclipse Classic" unzip/install to a new folder location (e.g. c:\eclipse-indigo-win32\ go to help->install new software select Indigo - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/indigo from the "Work with" drop down list type "php" in the filter text Select "PHP Development Tools (PDT) SDK Feature

问题 In other text editors, one can change the highlighting colour, says, for comment of language PHP . How do I change individual highlighting colour in Android Studio? 回答1: Go to Settings ( Ctrl+Alt+S ) and then go to IDE Settings > Editor > Colors & Fonts . From here you can choose either Language Defaults or the specific language and edit the comment styling. You won't be able to edit the default one so you will be prompted to Save As... 回答2: Today is a Ctrl+Alt+S -> Editor -> Color Scheme -

问题 I am studying CUDA based on the Visual Studio 2008. Could you please tell me how to make syntax highlighting appear in a .cu file? 回答1: Follow these steps. Copy usertype.dat from Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVIDIA CUDA SDK\doc\syntax_highlighting\visual_studio_8 to Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE . Start Visual Studio and go to Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> File Extension In the extension box type "cu" and select "Microsoft Visual C++" in the drop down. Restart.

问题 I wonder if there is an option I missed in Visual Studio 2013 to get the Jade syntax highlighting to work? There is a pretty good integration of Node.js , Express and Jade in Visual Studio 2013, but it seems it lacks a proper syntax highlighting. In that WebMatrix Tool of Microsoft the Jade syntax works pretty well and I dont't get because of what that features is missing in VS 2013. Maybe I made a mistake at some point of installation, project creating, missed an option or something like