Documentation mention 'Syntax Highlighting' as an option in the advanced text editor.
Is it possible to set the highlighting scheme to a given language (SQL) from a stringConcatenator transformer?
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Where is Syntax Highlighting option in advanced text editor ?
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Best answer by david_r
It seems you are using the StringConcatenator, which does not support syntax highlighting.
Consider using e.g. the AttributeCreator to concatenate the string instead, the editor there supports syntax highlighting.
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In the advanced editor, there is a button "Options" in the bottom left hand corner of the dialog. The first choice is "Syntax Highlighting", where you can select, amonst other things, SQL.
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In the advanced editor, there is a button "Options" in the bottom left hand corner of the dialog. The first choice is "Syntax Highlighting", where you can select, amonst other things, SQL.
Thank you for answering, I tried in FME 2017, 2019 and 2020 but I don't see it.
Could it be license related?
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It seems you are using the StringConcatenator, which does not support syntax highlighting.
Consider using e.g. the AttributeCreator to concatenate the string instead, the editor there supports syntax highlighting.