CodeHighlighter ​
Inherits: SyntaxHighlighter < Resource < RefCounted < Object
A syntax highlighter intended for code.
Description
By adjusting various properties of this resource, you can change the colors of strings, comments, numbers, and other text patterns inside a TextEdit control.
Properties
{} | ||
Color(0, 0, 0, 1) | ||
{} | ||
{} | ||
Color(0, 0, 0, 1) | ||
Color(0, 0, 0, 1) | ||
Color(0, 0, 0, 1) |
Methods
void | add_color_region(start_key: String, end_key: String, color: Color, line_only: bool = false) |
void | add_keyword_color(keyword: String, color: Color) |
void | add_member_keyword_color(member_keyword: String, color: Color) |
void | |
void | |
void | |
get_keyword_color(keyword: String) const | |
get_member_keyword_color(member_keyword: String) const | |
has_color_region(start_key: String) const | |
has_keyword_color(keyword: String) const | |
has_member_keyword_color(member_keyword: String) const | |
void | remove_color_region(start_key: String) |
void | remove_keyword_color(keyword: String) |
void | remove_member_keyword_color(member_keyword: String) |
Property Descriptions
Dictionary color_regions = {} 🔗
void set_color_regions(value: Dictionary)
Dictionary get_color_regions()
Sets the color regions. All existing regions will be removed. The Dictionary key is the region start and end key, separated by a space. The value is the region color.
Color function_color = Color(0, 0, 0, 1) 🔗
Sets color for functions. A function is a non-keyword string followed by a '('.
Dictionary keyword_colors = {} 🔗
void set_keyword_colors(value: Dictionary)
Dictionary get_keyword_colors()
Sets the keyword colors. All existing keywords will be removed. The Dictionary key is the keyword. The value is the keyword color.
Dictionary member_keyword_colors = {} 🔗
void set_member_keyword_colors(value: Dictionary)
Dictionary get_member_keyword_colors()
Sets the member keyword colors. All existing member keyword will be removed. The Dictionary key is the member keyword. The value is the member keyword color.
Color member_variable_color = Color(0, 0, 0, 1) 🔗
Sets color for member variables. A member variable is non-keyword, non-function string proceeded with a '.'.
Color number_color = Color(0, 0, 0, 1) 🔗
Sets the color for numbers.
Color symbol_color = Color(0, 0, 0, 1) 🔗
Sets the color for symbols.
Method Descriptions
void add_color_region(start_key: String, end_key: String, color: Color, line_only: bool = false) 🔗
Adds a color region (such as for comments or strings) from start_key
to end_key
. Both keys should be symbols, and start_key
must not be shared with other delimiters.
If line_only
is true
or end_key
is an empty String, the region does not carry over to the next line.
void add_keyword_color(keyword: String, color: Color) 🔗
Sets the color for a keyword.
The keyword cannot contain any symbols except '_'.
void add_member_keyword_color(member_keyword: String, color: Color) 🔗
Sets the color for a member keyword.
The member keyword cannot contain any symbols except '_'.
It will not be highlighted if preceded by a '.'.
void clear_color_regions() 🔗
Removes all color regions.
void clear_keyword_colors() 🔗
Removes all keywords.
void clear_member_keyword_colors() 🔗
Removes all member keywords.
Color get_keyword_color(keyword: String) const 🔗
Returns the color for a keyword.
Color get_member_keyword_color(member_keyword: String) const 🔗
Returns the color for a member keyword.
bool has_color_region(start_key: String) const 🔗
Returns true
if the start key exists, else false
.
bool has_keyword_color(keyword: String) const 🔗
Returns true
if the keyword exists, else false
.
bool has_member_keyword_color(member_keyword: String) const 🔗
Returns true
if the member keyword exists, else false
.
void remove_color_region(start_key: String) 🔗
Removes the color region that uses that start key.
void remove_keyword_color(keyword: String) 🔗
Removes the keyword.
void remove_member_keyword_color(member_keyword: String) 🔗
Removes the member keyword.