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Hi
Is there any option to highlight matching parentheses in vs shell 2010?
I've tried with tools->options->environment
I've found brace matching highlight, but not parentheses matching
Thanks
Is there any option to highlight matching parentheses in vs shell 2010?
I've tried with tools->options->environment
I've found brace matching highlight, but not parentheses matching
Thanks
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No, there isn't. What we do have is matching block begin and end constructs (IF..END IF, DO..END DO, etc.)
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Louis,
Most (if not all) of the IDE "experience" is implimented using Visual Basic scripts. If you have time on your hands, you might try to locate the VB scripts used when editing C/C++ then look in the script for the functions that do the () matching, as well as {}, []. You should be able to copy these VB functions into the IVF scripts then check where highlighting calls are made and add the new functions to the list.
Jim Dempsey
Most (if not all) of the IDE "experience" is implimented using Visual Basic scripts. If you have time on your hands, you might try to locate the VB scripts used when editing C/C++ then look in the script for the functions that do the () matching, as well as {}, []. You should be able to copy these VB functions into the IVF scripts then check where highlighting calls are made and add the new functions to the list.
Jim Dempsey
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