

Opacity to be used when one is not given in the highlight colour. Once all the colours given in textmarker.highlightColors is used, texts are highlighted with this colour.

If it runs out of the colours, it uses the colour specified at faultHighlightColor. The colours are used with respect to the order in the list. List of colours to be used to highlight the selected text. Toggle mode for whole match and partial match. Toggle Mode for Whole/Partial Match ( Command ID: textmarker.toggleModeForWholeMatch) Toggle Whole/Partial Match ( Command ID: textmarker.toggleWholeMatch) Toggle Mode for Case Sensitivity ( Command ID: textmarker.toggleModeForCaseSensitivity) Toggle the case sensitivity of a highlight. Toggle Case Sensitivity ( Command ID: textmarker.toggleCaseSensitivity) Save all highlights that will be restored when opening an editor. Save All Highlights ( Command ID: textmarker.saveAllHighlights) Remove a highlight from the list of highlights.Ĭlear All Highlights ( Command ID: textmarker.clearAllHighlight) Unhighlight Text ( Command ID: textmarker.unhighlight) Highlight text that matches a given regular expression. Highlight Text Using Regex ( Command ID: textmarker.highlightUsingRegex) Highlight selection or the word under cursor Move the cursor to the previous location of the same highlight. Go to Previous Same Highlight ( Command ID: textmarker.goToPreviousHighlight) Highlight selection or the word under cursorįirst if the cursor is not on a highlight. Move the cursor to the next location of the same highlight. Go to Next Same Highlight ( Command ID: textmarker.goToNextHighlight)
#Highlight text shortcut word update
Update the existing highlight (Toggle case sensitivity, whole/partial match, pattern text). Update Highlight ( Command ID: textmarker.updateHighlight) Issueing this command on a highlight without selecting any text will remove the highlight. Highlight selected text, if no text is selected, the word under cursor will be highlighted. Toggle Highlight ( Command ID: textmarker.toggleHighlight)

#Highlight text shortcut word windows
F2 – Used by Windows for renaming files and folders. Here are the most common uses for the F keys in Windows: F1 – Used by programs for opening Help. Open the properties for the selected item (file, folder, shortcut, etc.).
