Syntax Coloring (Windows CE 5.0)
Syntax coloring uses different colors for various code elements, such as keywords or comments. This coloring gives you visual cues about the structure and state of your code.
Syntax coloring is based on the language of your source file. It is global; once you set syntax coloring for a particular language, all files of that language are colored the same way.
The text editor recognizes the languages C, C++, and VBScript. Additionally, you can define a list of keywords that you would like colored, and specify how you would like them colored.
Syntax coloring uses different colors for various elements of your code, such as keywords or comments. This coloring gives you visual cues about the structure and state of your code.
See Also
Setting Syntax Coloring for One Source File | Changing Colors Used for Syntax Coloring | Setting Syntax Coloring for User-Defined Keywords | Setting Syntax Coloring for a File whose Extension Is not Mapped to a Programming Language | Font Style, Size, and Color
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