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Visual Studio 2022 Whether you can customize keywords such as class, async, await, etc
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Hi @cxd,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!
Do you mean that you want to assign customized color to the keywords?
You can go to Tools > Options > Environment > Fonts and Colors > Display items: Keyword > select customized color.
Sincerely,
Anna
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I would like to implement my own keywords, not only highlighting, to be able to generate code according to my keywords during compilation, such as async to generate a state machine, thank you for your reply
I would like to implement my own keywords, not only highlighting, to be able to generate code according to my keywords during compilation, such as async to generate a state machine, thank you for your reply
What is your language type?
I used c#
Hello, I suppose it is difficult to implement. You can report a feature request in Developer Community.
Maybe you can use functions instead of new keywords, which will generate the code at runtime: