MicroStrategy ONE
Enabling or disabling syntax highlighting
The Script window can color-code the text of a script or procedure according to its syntax.
In a script:
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Reserved words appear in blue.
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Words or phrases in quotation marks (usually identifiers) appear in gray.
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Numbers appear in red. Dates appear in red with blue slashes.
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GUIDs appear in green.
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All other text appears in black.
In a procedure:
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Keywords, such as if or boolean, appear in purple, and bold.
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Functions, classes, and methods appear in red.
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Command Manager statements appear in blue.
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Comments appear in green.
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All other text appears in black.
This highlighting makes it easier to identify syntax errors that are the result of typographical errors.
To enable or disable syntax highlighting
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From the Tools menu, select Options. The Options dialog box opens.
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In the Display tab, select or clear the Enable Text Coloring check box to enable or disable the syntax highlighting feature.
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When you are finished making changes, click OK. The Options dialog box closes and syntax highlighting is enabled or disabled.
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