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Text highlighting problem !!!

In uVision 2, I can't have the text highlighting !
All highlighting refuse to work.
Does anyone know where does this problem come from ?

Thanks

Parents
  • Go to the View menu and select options.

    On the Editor tab, under C and ASM files check "Use syntax coloring". Be sure to set your tab size to 4 and to select "Insert spaces for tabs" otherwise the moon will crash into the earth.

    Next go to the Colors & Fonts tab and highlight "Editor C Files" and set all colors for the entries listed. Repeat for "Editor Asm Files". Of course you'll need to set the backgrounds to black, default text to white, and brighten up the other colors or an asteroid will hit the earth.

    Be sure to use the .c extension for your C files and the .a51 for your assembly files.

    - Mark

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  • Go to the View menu and select options.

    On the Editor tab, under C and ASM files check "Use syntax coloring". Be sure to set your tab size to 4 and to select "Insert spaces for tabs" otherwise the moon will crash into the earth.

    Next go to the Colors & Fonts tab and highlight "Editor C Files" and set all colors for the entries listed. Repeat for "Editor Asm Files". Of course you'll need to set the backgrounds to black, default text to white, and brighten up the other colors or an asteroid will hit the earth.

    Be sure to use the .c extension for your C files and the .a51 for your assembly files.

    - Mark

Children
  • Like I said in the other answer, I solved my problem !
    And i note that the <B>12.99</B> release of the Keil CD-ROM contains a version of uVision 2 who doesn't use the syntax coloring for asm files !
    But in the release <B>04.2000</B> uVision 2 use syntax coloring for ASM files.

    When the software was installed, we can check in the folder of uVision. There is some INI files who contain the specials keywords who need syntax coloring.

  • Like I said in the other answer, I solved my problem !

    Then don't post the same question twice.

    And i note that the <B>12.99</B> release

    For bold you must use a lower case b, not B. <B> does nothing.

    - Mark