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gvbrown49686 #1
Custom Color Coding
Hi,
I'd like to alter the color coding in dreamweaver, so that comments and inline
comments are handled different... it would make my life just a bit easier.
This would be for an actionscript document. I've made the following changes:
in codecoloring.xml, I altered this line:
<endOfLineComment name="InlineComment"
id="CodeColor_ActionscriptInlineComment">//</endOfLineComment>
in codecolors.xml, I added this line:
<syntaxColor id="CodeColor_ActionscriptInlineComment" text="#DEDEDE" />
This does nothing though. I haven't found any documentation on editing these
files... anyone know?
Thanks,
Geoff B
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Randy Edmunds #2
Re: Custom Color Coding
Geoff,
That looks about right. Make sure that you are editing the xml in the
User Configuraiton folder and not the Application Configuration folder.
This TechNote explains the difference:
[url]http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_16420[/url]
Hope this helps,
Randy
> I'd like to alter the color coding in dreamweaver, so that comments and inline
> comments are handled different... it would make my life just a bit easier.
> This would be for an actionscript document. I've made the following changes:
>
> in codecoloring.xml, I altered this line:
> <endOfLineComment name="InlineComment"
> id="CodeColor_ActionscriptInlineComment">//</endOfLineComment>
>
> in codecolors.xml, I added this line:
> <syntaxColor id="CodeColor_ActionscriptInlineComment" text="#DEDEDE" />
>
> This does nothing though. I haven't found any documentation on editing these
> files... anyone know?Randy Edmunds Guest



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