ColorClass Enumeration
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Specifies the default color classes that a character can take in the Babel Package language service. Used for syntax highlighting.
typedef long ColorClass;
enum DefaultColorClass {
ClassDefault = 0,
ClassText = ClassDefault,
ClassKeyword,
ClassComment,
ClassIdentifier,
ClassString,
ClassNumber,
ClassDefaultLast = ClassNumber,
};
Elements
ClassDefault
Use the default color supplied by Visual Studio.ClassText
Alternate definition for ClassDefault.ClassKeyword
Represents a reserved keyword (for example, in C++: for, if, or while).ClassComment
Represents a comment.ClassIdentifier
Represents a user-defined name for a method, variable, class, or namespace.ClassString
Represents a string, typically double-quoted. This can also be used for single-quoted strings (often called literals).ClassNumber
Represents any sequence of digits, possibly including binary, octal, and hexadecimal as well as decimal.ClassDefaultLast
Use ClassDefaultLast + 1 to add your own color classes.
Remarks
The default color classes are always available. If you do not require custom color classes for your language, then you can set the RequestStockColors registry entry to 1 and use these default values. Otherwise, implement the IBabelService::GetColorInfo Method method. For more information, see Babel Registry Information.
Requirements
Header: bableservice.idl
See Also
Reference
IBabelService::ColorCount Method
IBabelService::GetColorInfo Method