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   thodgson  
   
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     Topic: Colorization ProblemsPosted: 19 January 2007 at 1:38pm  | 
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   I have an intersting problem where the colorization is not working properly. 
 
   
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![]() The key word "(Thread   )" is supposed to be colorized.  As you can see, the text below it is also colorized, which is not supposed to be happening.   It appears that the characters in the same column are being affected. 
Also, at times, the colorization is not always applied.  Is there a way to reparse the document manually? 
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     Posted: 19 January 2007 at 3:07pm | 
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   Tim, 
   
  The document is starting reparsing each time after editing. Do you edit your file or just open an existing one? Do you use a stadard font or any custom one? Also could you please attach there your schema file and your example file which is shown there? We'll try to investigate this problem... -- WBR, Serge  | 
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     Posted: 19 January 2007 at 3:26pm | 
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   Hi Serge, 
 
   
  
 No editing is done - essentially treating it as read-only.  Files are opened and displayed in the editor. 
 I'm using a standard font: 
 LOGFONT lf; 
XTAuxData().font.GetLogFont(&lf); _tcscpy(lf.lfFaceName, _T("Courier New")); lf.lfHeight = 14; lf.lfWidth = 8; GetEditCtrl().SetFontIndirect(&lf); 
 Done 
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     Posted: 19 January 2007 at 4:49pm | 
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   Well, I've just quickly tried it with the latest version and it worked for me like a charm  
   
    Will try to look further, but firstly I'd suggest you trying it with the update 10.4.1 which will be available shortly. -- WBR, Serge  | 
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