| Syntax coloring for classes and interfaces [message #149310] |
Wed, 19 April 2006 20:13  |
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Originally posted by: eclnew.5.crassy.spamgourmet.com
Hi all!
I have a question concerning the syntax coloring proferences in Eclipse
(Window > Preferences > Java > Editor > Syntax Coloring). The example code
on the preference tab has a line that reads:
public int foo(Integer parameter) {
Now "Integer" is the name of a class and I want it to have a different
color, but none of the selections in the "Element:" box seems to be able
to accomplish that. I searched the group and found a post that referred to
"Class" and "Interface" elements, but there are no such entries in my
"Element:" box... Is it a bug or a feature? =)
Thanks!
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| Re: Syntax coloring for classes and interfaces [message #149326 is a reply to message #149310] |
Thu, 20 April 2006 04:20  |
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Richard,
the semantic highlightings for Java types (classes, interfaces, enums,
annotations) are only available in the 3.2 stream - try out any recent
3.2 milestone and you should get them.
HTH, tom
Richard Berg wrote:
> Hi all!
> I have a question concerning the syntax coloring proferences in Eclipse
> (Window > Preferences > Java > Editor > Syntax Coloring). The example
> code on the preference tab has a line that reads:
> public int foo(Integer parameter) {
> Now "Integer" is the name of a class and I want it to have a different
> color, but none of the selections in the "Element:" box seems to be able
> to accomplish that. I searched the group and found a post that referred
> to "Class" and "Interface" elements, but there are no such entries in my
> "Element:" box... Is it a bug or a feature? =)
> Thanks!
>
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