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Not sure if this is a bug with my setup or simply a feature not supported in verilog-mode.
There are a lot of faces in verilog which are not registered to any particular font-lock-face. Variables, nets, <=, =, numbers inside brackets, constants and module instantiations are all 'all_faces' types. In particular, it would be really nice to have the variables and nets be of type 'font-lock-variable-name-face' so that I can introduce some colour to my variables. I downloaded an old vlog-mode and noticed that the code looked way better in this mode due to colouring of my variables, but alas, the vlog-mode is just to old and lacks support for too many things.
Any ideas?
I am using emacs 24.3.1 and the latest verilog-mode(2015-06-26-832636e-vpo).
I have tried running with an dotemacs that was empty except for verilog-mode.
Author Name: Henrik Solvang
Original Redmine Message: 1667 from https://www.veripool.org
Hi,
Not sure if this is a bug with my setup or simply a feature not supported in verilog-mode.
There are a lot of faces in verilog which are not registered to any particular font-lock-face. Variables, nets, <=, =, numbers inside brackets, constants and module instantiations are all 'all_faces' types. In particular, it would be really nice to have the variables and nets be of type 'font-lock-variable-name-face' so that I can introduce some colour to my variables. I downloaded an old vlog-mode and noticed that the code looked way better in this mode due to colouring of my variables, but alas, the vlog-mode is just to old and lacks support for too many things.
Any ideas?
I am using emacs 24.3.1 and the latest verilog-mode(2015-06-26-832636e-vpo).
I have tried running with an dotemacs that was empty except for verilog-mode.
/Henrik
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