Hi all!

What I want is to color labels in my HTML code:

Block1: block
begin
  Process1: process(reset, clock)
  begin
  end process Process1;
end block Block1;

To be highlighted like this:

Block1: block
begin
  Process1: process(reset, clock)
  begin
  end process Process1;
end block Block1;

The criteria for highlighting (make bold in my case) is a word immediately followed by a colon ":" and then the word "block" or "process".

Any idea on how to do this welcome.

Regards from Switzerland.

Thank's Mofi,

I already use Function Strings to get it in the the function list, but
I expected highlight inforcement in my code.

Thank's again for the fast answer.

It has been 7 years since this questions was posed. UE has developed since.

Is it possible to colour labels in today's version of UE?

In my case labels are C-style labels, i.e. a string terminated by a colon.

Thanks for your answers.

If the labels do not start all with the same substring, the answer is still NO. Also currently latest version 19.00 of UltraEdit does not support regular expressions for syntax highlighting strings consisting of various characters and taking context around into account like must be at beginning of a line, consist only of letters, digits and underscores and end with a colon. The syntax highlighting feature of UltraEdit still works simply with words.

But the function list view can be now customized to show found strings in a tree view. So it is possible to define a branch for function names with function parameters and function variables as subbranches and another branch for labels.

Regular expression for syntax highlighting would indeed be a versatile manner to allow for features like this. Now I know that this is not possible in the current version, I need not further search for a way to implement this feature.

Thank you very much, Mofi!