setCustomColorFile
The setCustomColorFile command sets the location of a predefined custom color file. Since all files that use the HLASM parser use the same custom color file, this command sets the color file for all files.
Note: If you are using target environments, do not use this command.
This command sets the location of the custom color file as a tpfhlasm parser
preference. It is recommended that you use the tpfhlasm+ parser; the tpfhlasm+
parser does not use the tpfhlasm parser preferences. The tpfhlasm+ parser
uses the custom color file that is specified in the active target environment
editor settings. If you issue this command, the file that you specify is
only used for the remainder of the current editor session.
- Syntax
- setCustomColorFile <absolute_path>
- Arguments
-
- <absolute_path>
- The drive letter location of the custom color file that you want to use. For example, C:\my_colors.xml.
Tip: A custom color file groups specific instructions together and maps them to a special color that is used to highlight the instruction when it is encountered in the file. To use the specified file, ensure that the custom coloring feature is enabled for the current file.