Coloring problem -problem of installation or feature?

Coloring problem -problem of installation or feature?

[leonp]

Hello,
         Please, excuses for a silly question, but I wasn't able to find an 
answer in docs, helps, etc.
         In my project I see some elements (function names, variables) 
colored only in declarations, but nothing is colored (except C-language 
words) inside the functions. I mean, for example:
void Func1() {..........}       <--Func1 is RED
void Func2() {  <--Func2 is RED
........
         Func1();                <--Func1 is BLACK!!!
..........}

         Is this a  problem of my installation/settings or this was planned 
so at the beginning? The situation is the same in my Win2K and Linux 
installations.

Thanks ahead.


Leon Pollak
leonp@plris.com

Re: Coloring problem -problem of installation or feature?

[Mo DeJong]

On Sun, 25 Mar 2001 leonp@plris.com wrote:

> Hello,
>          Please, excuses for a silly question, but I wasn't able to find an 
> answer in docs, helps, etc.
>          In my project I see some elements (function names, variables) 
> colored only in declarations, but nothing is colored (except C-language 
> words) inside the functions. I mean, for example:
> void Func1() {..........}       <--Func1 is RED
> void Func2() {  <--Func2 is RED
> ........
>          Func1();                <--Func1 is BLACK!!!
> ..........}
> 
>          Is this a  problem of my installation/settings or this was planned 
> so at the beginning? The situation is the same in my Win2K and Linux 
> installations.

A function call (AKA an xref) is not colored. This might be
an area that could be enhanced in the future, but it is a parser
thing and therefore not trivial. Xrefs are stored as line
numbers only. A function declaration is stored as line and
column start and end numbers (thus, it an be colored).

Mo DeJong
Red Hat Inc