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| BigHands |
Posted - Dec 18 2013 : 08:53:38 AM
On a fresh install of Visual Assist my variables will be highlighted with an orange background when I double click on them in the editor:
However, if I change the variable color to something other than the default, the background color changes:
The only way to get the orange background back is to disable VAX syntax coloring:
The Visual Studio "Find Match Highlight" is always orange no matter what VAX is set to. What's happening here? Where is the alternate background color coming from? How can I make sure my background is always the color that is set in Visual Studio (e.g. orange)?
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| feline |
Posted - Jan 02 2014 : 1:36:09 PM
Well designed tools, VA included, integrate so well well into the IDE it is hard to tell where one stops and the next one starts. But this can also occasionally confuse the situation, as happened here. I am glad this is now resolved and things are working correctly for you :) |
| BigHands |
Posted - Jan 02 2014 : 08:32:10 AM
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Originally posted by feline
This is strange. Can you please try turning off:
VA Options -> Advanced -> Display -> Highlight find results
as well, and see if this makes a difference? An IDE find should not normally be triggered just by double clicking on a symbol
Sorry for the late reply - I've been on vacation. This change worked great and the variables now have an orange background.
Now that you mention it, you're right about IDE find. The double click highlight feature is coming from an extension I use called Progressive Scroll. Between that, VS2012, and VAX, the line is very blurry to me as to what tool actually uses which feature - I just know I use them all. :)
Anyway, problem solved - thanks again! |
| feline |
Posted - Dec 23 2013 : 9:47:55 PM
This is strange. Can you please try turning off:
VA Options -> Advanced -> Display -> Highlight find results
as well, and see if this makes a difference? An IDE find should not normally be triggered just by double clicking on a symbol, but perhaps something different is happening on your system.
Once we can work out what is triggering this highlighting hopefully we can do something about it. |
| BigHands |
Posted - Dec 20 2013 : 08:37:56 AM
That setting is turned off. And no matter what combination I do of that setting, or "Automatically highlight words matching comment under cursor" or "Highlight references using", the color never runs to orange (i.e. the Visual Studio 2012 default).
I have tried this with both the latest general release and release candidate versions of VAX. |
| feline |
Posted - Dec 19 2013 : 6:23:05 PM
Can you look and see if you have:
VA Options -> Advanced -> Refactoring -> Automatically highlight references to symbol under cursor
turned On or Off please? I am guessing the highlighting is coming partly from this setting, if so, turning this setting off should help. |
