How do I enable and disable the different syntax highlighting in the Atom editor? There seems to be syntax highlighting enabled, by default, for plain text files. I want most of this disabled.
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Sublime text 4 on windows 11 and debian linux
Syntax highlighting currently applies in real time, while typing. I do not like to see full lines highlighted when I am writing or editing a line, but I do want to see those errors highlighted when saving or running.
Is there a way to change when syntax highlighting is applied?
After updating WebStorm today, editor text highlights only current block.
How can I disable that? I want to have text always highlighted like this:
I've searched all options in Settings and try to disabled Rainbow Brackets plugin but that did not helped.
Is there a method for highlighting matched brace pairs in nano text editor?
My understanding is syntax can be changed in the config file, but unlike gedit there is no gui option to select brace highlighting.
Alternately, im more than happy to hear sugfestio s for a text editor thats linux compatible and semi-light weight.
*Needs to be compatible with c++.
I would like to mc viewer (mcview, run by F3 key) highlights my C++ code. Is it possible?
For editing (mcedit, F4 key) I am using vim with its own syntax highlighting. For viewing, I can't find such option. There is
editor_syntax_highlighting=1
Which can be changed in ~/.mc/ini or ~/.config/mc/ini but it's obviously related with built-in mcedit, not the viewer. Is there something like viewer_syntax_highlighting=1 or any other way how to highlight syntax in viewer?
Viewer doesn't do syntax highlighting, only Editor does.
Does anyone know how I can enable syntax highlighting for .hbs files in Coda?
At the moment everything is in white. If I rename the file to something.html it works.
Resolved this myself.
In Coda Preferences, Select Editor, add a Custom Syntax Mode at the bottom.