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Folco:
Hi,


I use .h files in an assembly project. Headers files are automatically colourized as C++ header files. I can colourize them as asm files by using Edit->Highlight mode->Assembly 68000 (I binded that to do it more quickly).

But is there a way to have these files of this project colourized permanently ?

If not, could the coloration be added in the .cbp file to remember that ?

xunxun:
Could you try change the ".h" to ".inc"?

Folco:
Of course, it would work, but I can't rename the files of all guys of the TI-68k communauty beacause I use C::B ^^

xunxun:

--- Quote from: Folco on November 14, 2010, 12:28:02 am ---Hi,


I use .h files in an assembly project. Headers files are automatically colourized as C++ header files. I can colourize them as asm files by using Edit->Highlight mode->Assembly 68000 (I binded that to do it more quickly).

But is there a way to have these files of this project colourized permanently ?

If not, could the coloration be added in the .cbp file to remember that ?

--- End quote ---

Yea, but I don't understand your meaning. Is it that you want to delete the ".h" highlight in the C/C++ highlight, or you want to take ".h" highlight in C/C++ and asm highlight all effective?

Folco:
I would want that CB remember that it must apply asm highlight to the .h files of this project (and keep C/C++ highlight for files outside this project).

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