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Build Identifier: 20090920-1017 - 3.5 ganymede go to preferences: java.editor.syntax coloring select Comments.Task tags change look to underlined red Nothing happens in the decoration of user defined task tasks Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.go to preferences: java.editor.syntax coloring 2.select Comments.Task tags 3.change look to underlined red 4.Nothing happens in the decoration of user defined task tasks though predefined tasks are decorated (TODO, XXX, FIXME)
This works fine for me in 3.6 RC2 using the Java editor with Task tags defined on the Java > Compiler > Task Tags preference or project properties page. Maybe you have project specific task tags and then of course changing them on the preference has no effect.
Ah, looks like it's my naming convention that breaks it, since I use priority markers that seems to act as separators in some parsing or similar. I use {taskName}{priority-symbol} so ACTION! - high ACTION: - normal ACTION? - low if you name your task ACTION! it won't highlight anymore. //BUG! this is crazy and we need to fix it NOW //PERFORMANCE? not the best solution and we might have to fix it //TEST: make sure it works when it's cold outside //REFACTOR? could break out class A for this //CONFIRM! check with Duke about closures I suppose I could work around it by using 1,2,3 for prios, but I do like my syntax better since it tells me more than just the priority (a sense of urgency), and I use 8 or so of these tags.
It only recognize 1 single word. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 58205 ***
