Syntax Coloring in Sigasi Starter Edition

Posted Mon, 2011-11-21 11:14 by Anonymous

Most of my projects contain not only VHDL files, but also other source files written in C or Python. I can add these to my projects, but when viewing them in Sigasi they don't get any syntax coloring. That seems strange for such a powerful editor as Eclipse. Do I have to configure something?

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Option one: add CDT plugin to

by philippe.faes (Sigasi) - 2011-11-21 13:32

You need the CDT plugins as well.

Option one: add CDT plugin to your standalone Sigasi tool
Option two (easiest): start with Eclipse CDT and install Sigasi as a plugin.

Does that work for you?

Everyting is a plugin

by heeckhau (Sigasi) - 2011-11-21 13:34

Eclipse CDT for C and C++: http://eclipse.org/cdt/
Eclipse PyDev for Python: http://pydev.org/

Hendrik.

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Syntax Coloring in Sigasi Starter Edition

Option one: add CDT plugin to

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