| apply default syntax colouring for TextViewer [message #262930] |
Tue, 12 August 2008 04:10  |
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Originally posted by: dnl.bhls.web.de
Hi,
I'm trying for days now to find out how to apply a "default syntax
colourer" to a TextEditor.
I have implemented my own TextEditor. Besides a bunch of components, it
shows also a TextViewer:
TextViewer txtViewer = new TextViewer(parent, SWT.NONE);
txtViewer.setInput(editorInput);
The editorInput is an own implementation of IStorageEditorInput and
delivers just a String --- very simple.
Furthermore, I have an associated file extension like ".java", ".xml", ...
How can I tell now the TextViewer to use an appropriate syntax colouring
for this file type?
Please help me, I am really despairing.
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| Re: apply default syntax colouring for TextViewer [message #263019 is a reply to message #262930] |
Tue, 12 August 2008 06:18  |
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Daniel wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying for days now to find out how to apply a "default syntax
> colourer" to a TextEditor.
There's no such things. The colorings are editor specific.
Dani
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> I have implemented my own TextEditor. Besides a bunch of components,
> it shows also a TextViewer:
>
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> TextViewer txtViewer = new TextViewer(parent, SWT.NONE);
> txtViewer.setInput(editorInput);
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>
> The editorInput is an own implementation of IStorageEditorInput and
> delivers just a String --- very simple.
> Furthermore, I have an associated file extension like ".java", ".xml",
> ...
> How can I tell now the TextViewer to use an appropriate syntax
> colouring for this file type?
>
> Please help me, I am really despairing.
>
>
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