I'm getting a little bit crazy right now. My company switched from VS2008 to VS2012 and by now I couldn't find any option to enable code highlighting for structs.
In VS2008 something like
public Color Foreground {get;set;}
the keyword Color
would be highlighted because it's a well known and defined struct.
In VS2012 the highlighting feature doesn't work for structs anymore.
Does anyone else also noticed? Has anyone a solution? I went through all the Color Options and tried everything but I can't get the good old struct
highlighting color back.
It works fine for me, in VS2012:
What you're looking for is the User Types (Value types)
color in
Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors
If that doesn't help, you should check that you don't have an external addin that might be changing the colors...
Update - based on your comment - if you're using the Productivity Power Tools you might need to disable the Colorized Parameter Help Option from Tools -> Options -> Productivity Power Tools -> Colorized Parameter Help
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Another option is to try to Repair your installation of VS2012