Miscellaneous options

The following options are available through the Options menu.

URL conversion

If you program with ASP.NET, your .sln solution files are likely to contain web-style HTTP references. Since Project Analyzer has no HTTP retrieval capabilities, it may ask you to locate your web project via in a local directory. Every time you locate a project file, Project Analyzer stores the URL associated with the directory so that you don't have to locate the file again and again.

The URL conversion dialog lets you manage these settings. You can remove old URLs and change URLs that have been relocated on the local host. You don't need to add new conversions since this is done automatically when opening new .sln files.

Hotkey

This option lets you define a key combination to bring up Project Analyzer from the background.

Font options

In this dialog you select which fonts Project Analyzer uses for its displays and reports.

Code (hypertext): This is the source code font. It is used in the hypertext panel. The same font is used for source code in Copy to Clipboard, Export as RTF and HTML and Project Printer. Note that you can use either a fixed-width or a proportional font.; Default: Courier New
Code (screen): This is the font for Project Analyzer dialogs. It appears in fields and lists where things like variable and class names are being shown.; Default: Arial
Code (print): This is the font for source code print-outs and Export code as PDF. These features appear in the File menu.; Default: Lucida Console
Report fixed: This is the fixed pitch font for reports.; Default: Courier New
Report proportional: This is the variable pitch font for reports. It is used in headings, for example. It is also the body font for PDF reports. The size depends on the size of Report fixed.; Default: Arial

HTML reports are not affected by these font settings. For HTML reports, use the HTML options dialog.

Script. If international characters (other than 7-bit ASCII) appear incorrectly, remember to select the correct Script for the font. Depending on the font, all or some of the following scripts may be available: Arabic, Baltic, Central European, Chinese (BIG5, GB2312), Cyrillic, Greek, Hangul, Hangul (Johab), Hebrew, Japanese, Other, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese, Western. If international characters still appear incorrectly, try changing the Default source codepage in the General options dialog. Note that some Project Analyzer features have limited support for foreign characters that do not appear in the codepage your Windows is currently running on.

Hypertext options

This dialog lets you select the colors for source code display. These options also set the colors used in print-outs, code export and Project Printer.

In addition to colors, you can select if you wish to underline links, ~~strike out~~ dead code and display line numbers. A separate option allows to toggle line numbering on/off in Copy to clipboard.

To revert back to original colors, select the color and press Default.

More options

General options dialog
File associations
Command line options
Report options
Comment directives