Text not appaering in color after compiling java prog
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Raza
Text not appaering in color after compiling java prog
Dear sir/ madam. recently ater reinstalling textpad, the java programs i write only appear in black text, wheras before they would be colour coded. Ive checked all the preferences but they are still all correct. Also the programs still compile and run correctly. Please could u help me restore all the colour coded text. thanky for ur time....
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Booo
Answer
In order to enable the syntax highlighting in TextPad, you will need to implement the following procedure for each document class, as in the example below:
Click on:
1. Configure
2. Preferences
3. Plus sign next to Document Classes
4. Plus sign next to "Java"
5. Syntax
6. Check the "Enable syntax highlighting" box.
7. Under the heading "Syntax definition file" Select
"java.syn".
8. Click Apply / OK
Please ensure that *.java is a member of the Files in class as follows:
1. Configure
2. Preferences
3. Plus sign next to Document Classes
4. Java
5. Under the heading "Files in class", make sure that *.java is in the list. If it is not there, then you will need to add it to the list, along with any other file extensions that you are using for Java files.
6.Click Apply / OK
Click on:
1. Configure
2. Preferences
3. Plus sign next to Document Classes
4. Plus sign next to "Java"
5. Syntax
6. Check the "Enable syntax highlighting" box.
7. Under the heading "Syntax definition file" Select
"java.syn".
8. Click Apply / OK
Please ensure that *.java is a member of the Files in class as follows:
1. Configure
2. Preferences
3. Plus sign next to Document Classes
4. Java
5. Under the heading "Files in class", make sure that *.java is in the list. If it is not there, then you will need to add it to the list, along with any other file extensions that you are using for Java files.
6.Click Apply / OK
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Booo
I've got the answer. Tested and It worked
In order to enable the syntax highlighting in TextPad, you will need to implement the following procedure for each document class, as in the example below:
Click on:
1. Configure
2. Preferences
3. Plus sign next to Document Classes
4. Plus sign next to "Java"
5. Syntax
6. Check the "Enable syntax highlighting" box.
7. Under the heading "Syntax definition file" Select
"java.syn".
8. Click Apply / OK
Please ensure that *.java is a member of the Files in class as follows:
1. Configure
2. Preferences
3. Plus sign next to Document Classes
4. Java
5. Under the heading "Files in class", make sure that *.java is in the list. If it is not there, then you will need to add it to the list, along with any other file extensions that you are using for Java files.
6.Click Apply / OK
Click on:
1. Configure
2. Preferences
3. Plus sign next to Document Classes
4. Plus sign next to "Java"
5. Syntax
6. Check the "Enable syntax highlighting" box.
7. Under the heading "Syntax definition file" Select
"java.syn".
8. Click Apply / OK
Please ensure that *.java is a member of the Files in class as follows:
1. Configure
2. Preferences
3. Plus sign next to Document Classes
4. Java
5. Under the heading "Files in class", make sure that *.java is in the list. If it is not there, then you will need to add it to the list, along with any other file extensions that you are using for Java files.
6.Click Apply / OK