On an average day, I use visual studio for 4 languages. There's C#, HTML, JS, and some old VB.net depending on how old the code I'm working with is. Many times the same fix/feature will touch all of them. That's just on the .net stuff. Having the same general colorization scheme in place is probably all that makes skimming through code possible for me.
I remember feeling like the game changed when I went from grey and yellow on black to grey and holy crap other colors for other things on blue from turbo pascal 3 to 7. You can't take it back from me now. I've had my syntax highlighted for 2/3's of my life now, I'm not giving it back.
I remember feeling like the game changed when I went from grey and yellow on black to grey and holy crap other colors for other things on blue from turbo pascal 3 to 7. You can't take it back from me now. I've had my syntax highlighted for 2/3's of my life now, I'm not giving it back.