syntax-highlighting

I spend some time editing configurations in .htaccess files across several projects in Eclipse. How would I go about telling Eclipse to auto color this file in a similar fashion as shell scripts or HTML? One thing that would work for sure is write your own plugin for .htaccess files. But if you've never done that before it will take a bit of time to get into. There are plenty of tutorials available online, though. See here for an example. I found using the "Properties File Editor" seems to give a decent color output. It's actually for Java files, so it comes with a stock Eclipse. In

When I open a Java file for editing in Eclipse, references highlighting works well for a while, but then suddenly stops working after some minutes. On this example, parameters was the last variable correctly highlighted, but now it's no longer working and not highlighting anything else (it should highlight password ): Toggling Mark Occurrences off and back on doesn't solve it. I've already tried restarting Eclipse and rebooting the computer (had this problem for weeks actually). The only workaround I found so far is closing the file, and reopening it. But then it stops working again after some

We have a proprietary macro language in one of our products, edited through our Windows software. I would like to add intellisense, but I have no idea how to go about this (at least not without completely reinventing the wheel). Is there any sample code or 3rd party package that can at least get me started? It doesn't have to be free. The application uses .NET, written in C#. There is a CodeProject article about adding intellisense to your own applications: DIY Intellisense It should give you a good start. There are also open source packages that you can dig into if you really want dig deep

I would like to highlight the word TODO in vim, no matter what file is edited (code or normal text). It currently works for many different languages (for example, TODO is highlighted in C/Java comments by default), but I use vim for non-code text files and I would like to see the TODOs highlighted for them too. What is the easiest way to do that ? ZyX Highlighting TODO for every filetype and without possibly breaking other syntax rules can be done only by using :match / matchadd() : augroup HiglightTODO autocmd! autocmd WinEnter,VimEnter * :silent! call matchadd('Todo', 'TODO', -1) augroup END

I am editing some files with the extension '.ctp'. Although these files are perfectly valid PHP files, Eclipse doesn't seem to know that and refuses to do any syntax highlighting with them. How can I manually instruct it to use PHP syntax coloring for '.ctp' files? Is there even a way to do that? netcoder In Preferences , go to General -> Content Types . Unfold Text , then go to PHP Content Type . Click Add and input * .ctp . Then apply your changes. You may need to restart eclipse to take effect. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4131128/how-to-manually-specify-syntax-highlighting-for-a

I'm working with Eclipse/PHP and just starting with Drupal 7, which needs me to use PHP files of extension .test. So I'm trying to add the ".test" extension to the list of files that Eclipse recognises as PHP. I've done this two ways: (1) By specifying it in Preferences-General-Editors-File Associations, and (2) By specifying ".test" in Preferences-General-Content Types (as described in How to manually specify syntax highlighting for a specific extension in Eclipse? ). The trouble is, nothing happens - my xyz.test file opens just fine with the PHP editor, but no syntax is highlighted (and yes,