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sethjackson:
Excuse my stupidity, but I get


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src\main.cpp: In member function `void MainFrame::OnLanguageCCpp(wxCommandEvent&)':
src\main.cpp:2115: error: invalid use of undefined type `struct EditorColorSet'
sdk/cbeditor.h:18: error: forward declaration of `struct EditorColorSet'
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with this code. Yeah it is probably all wrong, but anyways....


--- Code: ---void MainFrame::OnLanguageCCpp(wxCommandEvent& event)
{
    cbEditor* ed = EDMAN()->GetBuiltinActiveEditor();

    if (ed)
    {
        EditorColorSet* theme = ed->GetColorSet();

        // Load the lexer somehow.....
    }
}

--- End code ---

Sorry I'm confused on how the SetColorSet works........
 

mandrav:
Although there is no such code in main.cpp (I assume you 're writing it yourself?), the error you 're getting is very descriptive. Read it again. If you still don't understand what it means, add #include <editorcolorset.h> at the top of the file.

sethjackson:

--- Quote from: mandrav on January 03, 2006, 03:53:04 pm ---Although there is no such code in main.cpp (I assume you 're writing it yourself?), the error you 're getting is very descriptive. Read it again. If you still don't understand what it means, add #include <editorcolorset.h> at the top of the file.

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Ah ok. I though it got included with editormanager.h or something. :oops:

Thanks for helping the idiot of the day. :lol:

sethjackson:
K one more question....

here is some code.


--- Code: ---cbEditor* ed = EDMAN()->GetBuiltinActiveEditor();

    if (ed)
    {
        EditorColorSet* theme;
        HighlightLanguage lang = theme->GetHighlightLanguage(wxSCI_LEX_NULL);
        theme->Apply(lang, ed->GetControl());
    }

--- End code ---

Of course that won't work because theme is 0 (corret me if I'm wrong). So how do I accomplish this.

I tried


--- Code: ---EditorColorSet* theme = ed->GetColorSet();

--- End code ---

but that didn't work either. It crashed in some situations. So how do I propagate theme? Thanks.

mandrav:
EditorColorSet is a property of EditorManager.
Use this:


EditorColorSet* theme = Manager::Get()->GetEditorManager()->GetColorSet();

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