tsql - Visual Studio 2010 SQL Variable Color -
I am trying to configure Syntax highlighting like Jenburn for my Visual Studio 2010 environment and I have customized color scheme. In the SQL Text Editor, "plain text" is like some teal with local variables and user defined table names, and I want them to be 220, 220, 204 As if they have other text ads Whether in Tearce. / P>
I had a problem like you did Because I use a dark background color scheme, mounds of SQL variables make the SQL script almost unreadable.
Then, after weeks of frustration, finally I got the culprit. Go to the "Fonts and Colors" section and locate the item named "Identifier" instead of using "default" for foreground item, instead, change it to color that is not the default. (To be on the safe side, do not use the same color as the "plain text" item, so that VS 2010 will not look like you're using the default color.)
Now, Your "identifier" foreground color should be displayed as "custom" and the color value should be different from the "plain text" object, even slightly different. Save all the changes, and now Visual Studio 2010 will display the SQL variable in your custom color.
This problem occurs when the "identifier" foreground is set to "default", then do not use the SQL identifier to be the default color of plain text instead, instead of using it, Catch color, so you have to tell it not to use the default color. This is definitely not a feature. It's a bug.
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