You can key hex field attributes to start and end colors, underline, etc. However, I recommend the "RPG Toolbox" from Linoma Software. www.linomna.com It save us hours on end in our shop.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: March 30, 2005 11:08 am by Bobtwigg0 pts.
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It has to do with changing the HEX value of the character before the line you want to see in a different color. Using your file utility (DBU of PFE) bring up your source file / member and change to HEX mode (where you can change the actual hex values). Change the hex number. I think 22 is green, 23 is white. You will need to experiment. But anyway, once you get what you want your best bet is to make a COMMENTS source member with sample lines in the various colors. Then when you want to make different color comments, pull lines from this member and change the text.
It has to do with changing the HEX value of the character before the line you want to see in a different color. Using your file utility (DBU of PFE) bring up your source file / member and change to HEX mode (where you can change the actual hex values). Change the hex number. I think 22 is green, 23 is white. You will need to experiment. But anyway, once you get what you want your best bet is to make a COMMENTS source member with sample lines in the various colors. Then when you want to make different color comments, pull lines from this member and change the text.
See the rticle:’Lazy Coder talks about highlighting
your code’ found in the archives at the site: Searchdatabase.techtarget.com