Hi, I need to make the Me keyword blue in vb. I went to the styler configurator, under VB/VBS, under style WORD, and in the User Define keywords field, I added Me, and even Me Mi Mo, just in case I needed space separation.
As it is, Me am still black!! How do I get Me to be more blue?
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Even on closing and reopening NP++, the new keyword isn't colored. However, if you modify it, and then reestablish it, it gets properly highlighted. Modifying a line the word is on also works.
A bigger issue is that the extra keywords are not saved on langs.xml, so that they are forgotten when NP++ restarts. I don't have an %APPDATA%\Notepad++ folder, so this cannot bbe a wrong config file issue.
CChris
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Hi, I need to make the Me keyword blue in vb. I went to the styler configurator, under VB/VBS, under style WORD, and in the User Define keywords field, I added Me, and even Me Mi Mo, just in case I needed space separation.
As it is, Me am still black!! How do I get Me to be more blue?
See the same menu bar where you found Forums. Another entry on the bar is Trackers, and you'll find Bugs on that drop down menu.
CChris
Using NPP545 with xp sp3, by the way.
Please report the bug.
Even on closing and reopening NP++, the new keyword isn't colored. However, if you modify it, and then reestablish it, it gets properly highlighted. Modifying a line the word is on also works.
A bigger issue is that the extra keywords are not saved on langs.xml, so that they are forgotten when NP++ restarts. I don't have an %APPDATA%\Notepad++ folder, so this cannot bbe a wrong config file issue.
CChris
Should I file the bug in SourceForge? I found no place to that effect, did I forget to check somewhere?
Thanks,
Philippe