You can customize many aspects of Source Insight, such as the color of the screen and the assignments of keystrokes to commands. This collection of options is called a configuration. Configurations usually contain information that rarely changes. You usually set up your configuration once when you install Source Insight, and perhaps occasionally you may modify it to suit your needs or changing tastes.
A configuration contains most of the options specified on the Options menu, and the Preferences dialog box, which include the following things:
• Display Options
• Language Options
• Syntax Formatting Styles
• Syntax Decorations
• Key Assignments
• Menu Assignments
• Toolbars
• Custom Commands
• Document Types and Options
• Page Setup
• File Options
• General Options
• Symbol Lookup Options
• Typing Options
The configuration in effect while Source Insight is running is called the current configuration. When you make customization changes, or load new configurations, the configuration file on disk is updated too.
In this section:
Where Are Configuration Files Stored?