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Is there a way or attribute that puts in a Class, Method, Structure or anything else that changes its color? Example of the function CType:
Notice that she is colorful, and her arguments instead of staying CType(Expression, TypeName) As Type stays CType(<expression>, <typename>) As <result>
I created a method called GetTypeDynamic, and would like to define a bluish color, or categorize it as a Keyword. How it looks in the Visual Studio 2015:
I’ve already created your XML documentations, so don’t even talk about using '''<summary>!
And I’d like to leave it that way: (Simulated image, not real)
I’ve tried using the Visual Studio SDK, but I can’t use it or install it on my PC
In fact, if someone responds and has a vote, they will automatically get half the reward :D I was curious to know why you want this. To me the color of the text does not seem to have any importance. It’s nice to have some colors because it makes it easier to read, but to the point of needing a certain function to have a specific color... I can’t imagine the use.
– Caffé
Maybe declaring an internal function would have like, not how to do it, my Visual Studio 2015 does not get anything Red or Purple, where you modified it ?
– Roberto Araujo