[Feature Request] Change only the color of the "Todo" Keyword.

[omsharp]

[Feature Request] Change only the color of the "Todo" Keyword.

[IceSentry]

Awesome! I'd just like to add that I was looking for something like this for a while and I think this should be a default feature of vs. You did a great job!

[omsharp]

I'll try to add an option in the Better Comments options page (a CheckBox) to let the user choose whether to change the whole comment or just the TODO keyword. I have an idea in my head on how to do it. Not sure if the implementation will be straight forward though.

For the user defined keyword/classification thing, this was a feature I wanted to have at the beginning, I wanted to let the user define the keywords and make classifications as needed, but then I decided to keep it simple while keeping the idea in mind for future tinkering on the project. I already have a way to implement it, but I have some performance concerns about it. Will see how it goes.

As soon as I get some free time on my hands I'll happily look into it. I haven't been able to do anything on this project lately. I have a bunch of other improvements and features I want to add to the project. And I can't wait to get back on it..

Thanks for the awesome feedback.

[omsharp]

Dude! I'm super glad to hear that. Thanks.

[omsharp]

Hey, @IceSentry.

Check out version 1.3, it's up.

Added an option to color only the "Todo" keyword and not the whole task comment, also now you can underline important comments.

I hope you don't mind, I took the liberty to change this issue's title to "[Feature Request] Change only the color of the "Todo" Keyword." , just so I can close it, and opened a new one (#8) for the user defined classifications/custom keywords feature.

[IceSentry]

That's awesome. I'm looking in the code and I'm not sure where exactly you actually do the color changing. Could you direct me where this happens. I think I understand the way you tag the comments and the keywords, but I can't see where the actual color change happens.

I have been learning c# for a while now but I have no idea how visual studio extensions work and I'd like to help or at least understand what is happening in your code.

Do you know of any documentation I could read on visual studio extensions similar to yours?