Modern editors marks all ocurrences of the selected word. Here you can see an exemple of what I mean:
https://www.screencast.com/t/fvGxFxdl
Is is possible to do that with AlterNET code editor?
It would be great a property to activate this behaviour...
Hi Pau,
Please try setting HighlightReferences of SyntaxEdit control to true, this will activate highlighting of the reference when you move caret to the identifier after some delay. This feature works if linked parser supports finding declarations/reference and should work in case of using Roslyn-based C# and Visual Basic parsers.
regards,
Andrew
Please try setting HighlightReferences of SyntaxEdit control to true, this will activate highlighting of the reference when you move caret to the identifier after some delay. This feature works if linked parser supports finding declarations/reference and should work in case of using Roslyn-based C# and Visual Basic parsers.
regards,
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
I don't use a dedicated parser. I use a Schema-based parser.
Do you plan to support this feature in a near future? It would be great!
All modern editors have this feature (VSCode, Atom, Notepad++...). Those editors highlights all ocurrences of the selected word (and no parser is needed....).
I don't use a dedicated parser. I use a Schema-based parser.
Do you plan to support this feature in a near future? It would be great!
All modern editors have this feature (VSCode, Atom, Notepad++...). Those editors highlights all ocurrences of the selected word (and no parser is needed....).
Hi Pau,
AlterNET code editor also support such feature.
I've uploaded sample demo here:
http://www.alternetsoft.com/forum/MarkAllDemo.zip
Please try it and let me know whether it works for you.
regards,
Andrew
AlterNET code editor also support such feature.
I've uploaded sample demo here:
http://www.alternetsoft.com/forum/MarkAllDemo.zip
Please try it and let me know whether it works for you.
regards,
Andrew
Thank you. I didn't know that was possible.
I'll try to implement it in my XAML project.
Regards,
Pau
I'll try to implement it in my XAML project.
Regards,
Pau
Hi Andrew,
with this workaround, if the reference appear more than once in the same line, it only marks the last reference.
And besides, I think this functionality is a good candidate to be implemented as part of the editor.
Regards,
Sergio
with this workaround, if the reference appear more than once in the same line, it only marks the last reference.
And besides, I think this functionality is a good candidate to be implemented as part of the editor.
Regards,
Sergio
Hi Sergio,
We have reproduced the problem with highlighting multiple occurrences of the same word on the text line containing tabs, please let me know if this is the same issue you're experiencing.
We aim to fix this issue in the upcoming update (expected in a couple of weeks).
regards,
Andrew
We have reproduced the problem with highlighting multiple occurrences of the same word on the text line containing tabs, please let me know if this is the same issue you're experiencing.
We aim to fix this issue in the upcoming update (expected in a couple of weeks).
regards,
Andrew
No, it's not the same case, there's no need to be a tab to reproduce the problem.
https://www.screencast.com/t/QhQOIgTdZ
https://www.screencast.com/t/QhQOIgTdZ
Hi Sergio,
thank you for these details. The issue is reproduced and fixed and the fix will be available in the coming update.
I'm uploading demo project with fixed libraries to this post.
http://www.alternetsoft.com/forum/MarkAllDemoWPF.zip
regards,
Andrew
thank you for these details. The issue is reproduced and fixed and the fix will be available in the coming update.
I'm uploading demo project with fixed libraries to this post.
http://www.alternetsoft.com/forum/MarkAllDemoWPF.zip
regards,
Andrew