public void TestRemoveClassNamesFamily()
{
string family = "testFamily";
List <string> names = new List <string>()
{
"testName0",
"testName1"
};
List <string> languages = new List <string>()
{
"cs",
"vbnet"
};
int exitCode = HighlightingTools.AddClassNamesFamily(
family: family,
names: names,
languages: languages,
path: root);
Assert.AreEqual(expected: 0, actual: exitCode);
exitCode = HighlightingTools.RemoveClassNamesFamily(
family: family,
path: root);
Assert.AreEqual(expected: 0, actual: exitCode);
}
public void TestSetClassNameColor()
{
string color = "MediumAquaMarine";
int exitCode = HighlightingTools.SetClassNamesColor(
color: color,
path: root);
Assert.AreEqual(expected: 0, actual: exitCode);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// It is assumed that the version of SHFB
// targeted by the SHFB Tools
// is installed on the host machine.
// To highlight specific class names,
// execute the following steps, A to B.
// A. Set a color to be
// applied when highlighting.
// See the documentation for a list of
// supported colors.
HighlightingTools.SetClassNamesColor("MediumAquaMarine");
// B. Add the class names to be highlighted.
// B.1 In SHFB, class names are grouped by
// an identifier referred to as a "family".
string family = "sampleFamily";
// B.2 List the class names.
List <string> names = new List <string>()
{
"IntegerOperation",
"IntegerArrayOperation"
};
// B.3 In SHFB, keyword families are linked to
// languages.
// List the languages for which you want
// the class names highlighted.
// See the documentation for a list of
// supported languages.
List <string> languages = new List <string>()
{
"cs",
"vbnet"
};
// B.4 Update your SHFB installation so that
// your class names are recognized as a family
// of keywords for the specified languages.
HighlightingTools.AddClassNamesFamily(
family,
names,
languages);
// To remove a family of class names,
// so that it will no longer be highlighted,
// uncomment the following line.
//HighlightingTools.RemoveClassNamesFamily(family);
Console.ReadKey();
}
