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From Customer :
I receive a strange issue on using editor within Sybase ASE environment. When opening a file with extension .sql (small letters) color coding works fine (Keywords in blue etc.) but when opening a file with extension .SQL (capital letters), color coding does not show up, all just same color regardless if it is a keyword or not.
.SQL is listed within Options à General à Script File Extensions, .sql is not listed there, so I added it to extensions but with no effect.
Product: Aqua Data Studio
Version: 8.0.27
To reproduce
1. Open the latest version of ADS 10.0 and open 2 text editors
Open the attached files upper.SQL and lower.sql and see the difference
2. For ADS 8.0.27, I am not able to view the color coding for SQL keywords for both the files
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See KitInfo.java Line 102 in accept() method.
Andy, can you verify ? Doesnt seem to be fixed. Now, there is no syntax highlighting for text editor for both upper case and lower case file. See pic
Andy, can you verify ? Doesnt seem to be fixed. Now, there is no syntax highlighting for text editor for both upper case and lower case file. See pic
The customer said: "When opening a file" without telling exactly how. My assumption is that the file is opened by double-clicking on the node in a schema tree (or any other tree). This has been fixed.
However, steps to reproduce mention 'open a text editor' first, which means a plain text editor is being opened. We can't change the editor type after it's been opened thanks to lovely netbeans architecture. But I don't think that's not the problem that the customer has.
Perhaps we could add 'SQL editor' to the 'new editor' button pulldown menu?
The customer said: "When opening a file" without telling exactly how. My assumption is that the file is opened by double-clicking on the node in a schema tree (or any other tree). This has been fixed.
However, steps to reproduce mention 'open a text editor' first, which means a plain text editor is being opened. We can't change the editor type after it's been opened thanks to lovely netbeans architecture. But I don't think that's not the problem that the customer has.
Perhaps we could add 'SQL editor' to the 'new editor' button pulldown menu?
Issue #6192 |
| Closed |
| Fixed |
| Resolved |
Completion |
| No due date |
| Fixed Build 10.0.3_08 |
| No time estimate |
See KitInfo.java Line 102 in accept() method.