Posted 16 years ago
by Alexey
How I can change line number margin font color for printing document?
Default green in laser printer copy looks ugly.
Default green in laser printer copy looks ugly.
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Hi Alexey,
It looks like it uses the setting in the renderer right now for line number margin color. You'd have to update the renderer when you print and then set it back when done probably. Either that or create a new SyntaxEditor in the background with the same settings but use an instance specific renderer there and tweak the color on that, then print from that.
It looks like it uses the setting in the renderer right now for line number margin color. You'd have to update the renderer when you print and then set it back when done probably. Either that or create a new SyntaxEditor in the background with the same settings but use an instance specific renderer there and tweak the color on that, then print from that.
Actipro Software Support
Thanks for answer!
I do the same things when switching off colors of parsed text in syntaxEditor.PrintSettings.PrintDocument.BeginPrint and syntaxEditor.PrintSettings.PrintDocument.EndPrint event handlers just by setting editor.Document.LexicalParsingEnabled in false or true. But I can't find out how definitely do
Can you write some code for example, please?
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create a new SyntaxEditor in the background
I do the same things when switching off colors of parsed text in syntaxEditor.PrintSettings.PrintDocument.BeginPrint and syntaxEditor.PrintSettings.PrintDocument.EndPrint event handlers just by setting editor.Document.LexicalParsingEnabled in false or true. But I can't find out how definitely do
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use an instance specific renderer
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update the renderer
Can you write some code for example, please?
Hi Alexey,
Sure just create a new instance of VisualStudio2005SyntaxEditorRenderer and change the line number color. Then set that to the SyntaxEditor.Renderer property. That will cause SyntaxEditor to use the instance renderer you created instead of the global renderer. The renderer currently being used is always available in RendererResolved. So if you set Renderer to null, RenderResolved will revert back to being the global renderer.
Sure just create a new instance of VisualStudio2005SyntaxEditorRenderer and change the line number color. Then set that to the SyntaxEditor.Renderer property. That will cause SyntaxEditor to use the instance renderer you created instead of the global renderer. The renderer currently being used is always available in RendererResolved. So if you set Renderer to null, RenderResolved will revert back to being the global renderer.
Actipro Software Support
Hi,
It really works.Thanks a lot!
It really works.
void PrintDocument_BeginPrint(object sender, System.Drawing.Printing.PrintEventArgs e)
{
SyntaxEditor editor = GetCurrentSyntaxEditor();
editor.Document.LexicalParsingEnabled = false; // for text colors
VisualStudio2005SyntaxEditorRenderer renderer = new VisualStudio2005SyntaxEditorRenderer();
renderer.LineNumberMarginForeColor = Color.Black; // for line number color
editor.Renderer = renderer;
return;
}
void PrintDocument_EndPrint(object sender, System.Drawing.Printing.PrintEventArgs e)
{
SyntaxEditor editor = GetCurrentSyntaxEditor();
editor.Document.LexicalParsingEnabled = true; // for text colors
editor.Renderer = null; // for line number color
return;
}
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