#Texworks syntax coloring not working code

I admit a tabbed interface would be nice, and master/sub-document settings, but these aren't big deals to me. As I mentioned, I prefer a dark theme (e.g., white or light gray text on a blue background) I think there's already an issue on google project page for support for this, which I've voted for, so hopefully it'll get done. But there is still no option for changing the primary editor and text colors. I looked at syntax-patterns.txt and it does look easy to alter. I'll try it on my laptop when I get home.

I've just now installed, from source, the newest revision (r432) on my work computer, and it doesn't have those problems. However, this was the version used in the Application Bundles, which is quite early (r406), which I had been using on my laptop. At times, nothing would be highlighted in an entire document for reasons I couldn't explain. Entire lines would be the wrong color if there was any command in them, and sometimes a color changed inappropriately in the middle of a word!. So it is not too hard to alter, especially if it is only the colours that you do not like.ДЄctually, my problems with syntax highlighting were more than just color preferance. Josephwright wrote:The syntax highlighting is stored in one of the config files (config/syntax-patterns.txt), and is done using regex's. The project as a whole goes in the right direction. But these are the only points on my wish list and they already have entries in the issues list. At the moment TeXworks manages documents split up into several parts with an additional special comment line right at the beginning of the included files. Two things that I miss are a kind of В»Tabbed TeXingВ« and a minimal project management. Syntax highlighting cannot find the query in. It seems to be more present in files (my recent SQL-file is only colored 50) than in consoles, but occurs in both nonetheless. I think that I will add this to the issues section of the project. The SQL-Syntax Highlighting is sometimes simply not working (not identifying columns, schemata, tables as such) or giving me false errors, as it would be stuck somewhere. Regarding Linux the documentation is not really clear in that point. The only issue is spell checking (no problem on Windows). The compilation process is described for several Linux distributions and in general is no big deal.

#Texworks syntax coloring not working code

Getting the code is very easy and I do an almost daily checkout of the SVN repository.

A copy in the bin sub-folder of my home directory was enough. I managed successfully to compile it on my Linux system and I use the most recent version (r431). This has turned out to be much faster for me. I prefer writing commands by hand rather than clicking on the mouse and search them in menus or icon bars. In my opinion most other editors suffer from an overload of features which I don't really need. For me it is the project with the most potential for development. It has become the main editor on my both systemsВІ.