How can I get Visual Studio to highlight my own class types? This works fine for C# but not for C++...
+8
A:
you can use viusal-assist or Re-sharper
both have setting for your syntax highlightin in C#
and C++
and do extra work such as make optional short key on IDE for you.
- Develop new code faster with fewer errors.
- Quickly understand existing code.
- Refactor existing code making it easier to read and cheaper to maintain.
- Eliminate time spent searching by allowing instant navigation to any file, symbol or reference.
Am1rr3zA
2009-09-06 20:47:15
That's very good as you don't need to install anything. :)
Vova
2009-09-07 05:28:46
+3
A:
Install Visual Assist. IIRC, you can download and test it for 30 days.
Beware, though. It's quite addictive. Out of 20 Windows developers I have seen testing this, 18 had their management buy it. :)
sbi
2009-09-06 22:17:17
+1
A:
For those running Visual Studio 2010 Highlighterr may fit your needs. It's also in the MSDN Visual Studio Gallery. It leverages the improved C++ IntelliSense in 2010.
It makes you set special highlighters in Environment -> Fonts and Colors for the types it detects, but overall it works quite well from what I've seen.
browe
2010-06-12 02:50:52