Closed przemo509 closed 2 years ago
It used to work for my Scala source files, but after an update to IntelliJ it stopped working. Java still works great. I'm happy to look into a fix, can you point me in the right direction?
I've had something similar in Grep Console plugin, now I needed this so I implemented it.
+1 for this feature, is this plugin still under maintain? Looks like no more commit since 2017
+1 as well, this is a great plugin, it's a pity it doesn't work with regular text files opened in the IDE
Try v3.0.0
Hi,
This plugin looks very promising but it doesn't work for no-code files, like some txt or log files.
Lets assume I have a file like this:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10983006/34038155-9f8823ea-e18b-11e7-9f87-445ae0659f29.png)
I want to highlight string "cc" in one color and string "dd" in other. So I mark one of "cc" occurrences and press shortcut![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10983006/34038367-7334ebc4-e18c-11e7-8e65-ad7dd4ae8bff.png)
Ctrl
+'
. Then I get this result:It looks like regular Find tool. Now I mark "dd" and press![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10983006/34038449-afff5576-e18c-11e7-8dae-753b3c312725.png)
Ctrl
+'
again. I get this:This is just regular Find regexp tool and all matching occurrences are highlighted in the same default green color. For a java file everything works like a charm. Simply I would like to reproduce behavior of Notepad++ (mark some text, not necessarily whole word -> right click -> Style token)
Thanks, Przemek