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Carl Gundel-2

Method too long to color popup?

Is there any way to

1) make it stop popping up this notice?

2) make it always colorize?

3) pop up a different dialog asking whether to colorize?

-Carl Gundel

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Carl Gundel-2

Re: Method too long to color popup?

Sorry I posted this several times because the google groups page told me that it failed to post and that I should retry.

On Tuesday, March 26, 2013 12:27:56 PM UTC-4, Carl Gundel wrote:

Is there any way to

1) make it stop popping up this notice?
2) make it always colorize?
3) pop up a different dialog asking whether to colorize?

-Carl Gundel

Wayne Johnston

Re: Method too long to color popup?

See the "Method too long to color!" thread here from September - or search for 50035.

Carl Gundel-2

Re: Method too long to color popup?

Thanks. Here I'm reposting what Seth posted. It works great and on my recent PC really huge methods render in less than a second.

-Carl Gundel

Seth wrote:

I'll bring this up at our next planning meeting because I also agree.
In the meantime, I have some scripts that run whenever I open a clean image and one of the action is the following which should fix the issue for now.

StsPowerTools
parseTreeMaxMethodTextSize: SmallInteger largest;
updateSyntaxColors

On Tuesday, March 26, 2013 12:51:23 PM UTC-4, Wayne Johnston wrote:

See the "Method too long to color!" thread here from September - or search for 50035.

Thomas Koschate-2

Re: Method too long to color popup?

On Tuesday, March 26, 2013 2:29:56 PM UTC-4, Carl Gundel wrote:

Thanks. Here I'm reposting what Seth posted. It works great and on my recent PC really huge methods render in less than a second.

I throw this fragment (and a bunch of other stuff) into a text file named abt.cnf, and it executes automatically for every image opened in that directory.

Tom