Does anyone know how to disable this red text highlight when selecting text in quotes using visual studio?
I don't know what to try.
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I want to know how to turn OFF the occurrence highlighting with a mouse click on Visual Studio 2019. It happens as soon as I click on any word/symbol and it is honestly getting on my nerves. The only thread of this case here on StackOverFlow was unanswered. Visual Studio 2019 how to disable occurrence highlighting?
Can anyone please help me get rid of this issue? It was working just fine before and I don't know what key binding I accidentally clicked/touched. I would be thankful.
Thank you very much.
Tools 🡆 Options 🡆 Text Editor 🡆 C# 🡆 Advanced 🡆 Highlighting
I have just updated the visual studio to its latest version. Then I opened it and I saw that the extension methods are not colored any more with the gold color and they are not get distinguished. From now on they are colored white.
How can i revert it and be colored again ?
Finally the correct way to revert it as it was is:
Tools - Options - Text Editor - C# - Advanced - Editor Color Scheme and change it to Visual Studio 2019
It seems that after the visual studio update, the color scheme changed to Visual Studio 2017
I've installed Visual Studio 2017, and when I opened VS 2013, and attempted to do a code compare, it looks like this:
What am I doing wrong? Are there settings that I can update to make the colors more reader-friendly?
Same problem on Visual Studio 2017 !
I found a fix, that might also help on VS2013 : Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors. Select Text Editor in the "Show settings for" dropdown, and look for an item relative to CodeCompare (in my case that was Code Compare Symbol Difference). You can set a more appropriate foreground and background color here.
I don't know why, but the ENC option on my VS 2015 Community is missing:
I already made a Full Restore on VS installation, and the issue does not go away. Does someone had this kind of problem?
It looks like the Edit and Continue option has been moved in Visual Studio 2015 from where it was previously in 2013, and it's not searchable in Quick Launch or Options Search boxes.
In the options dialog, select debugging on the left. Then on the right, scroll to the very bottom and there will be the options for Edit and Continue.
Maybe someone know how I could change this highlight effect in 'Output Window' of Visual Studio 2015
Here is example:
P.S. I have VSColorOutput extension installed but I checked twice that it does not set any background color.
This is, in fact, a problem related to VSColorOutput and, according to the VSColorOutput's author, it's caused by a bug in Visual Studio.
You can see the whole conversation regarding this issue here: https://github.com/mike-ward/VSColorOutput/issues/4
In the meanwhile, you can try the workaround they propose there:
Go to Tools --> Options --> Environment --> Fonts and Colors
Show settings for:Output Window
Set Item background to Black (not Default or Automatic)
It worked for me after I restarted Visual Studio.