[RESOLVED] Syntax Highlighting Problem after 8.0 -> 9.x up.
Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2015 12:05 am
Hi,
am I dumb, or is there a bug with the syntax colouring in 9.x when using the old-Borland-like "dark theme"?
please see my sample: I have assigned bright magenta for integers, this was my choice. But I have no idea, where the dark magenta comes from because this source code was yesterday (using Codelite 8.0) yellow.
C++ Keyword: #FFFFFF on #000080 (white on navy blue)
Default: #337D99 on #000080 (sick dog's poop on navy blue)
Identifier: #FFFF00 on #000080 (yellow on navy blue)
Local Variables: #FFFFB9on #000080 (lighter yellow on navy blue)
Any Idea?
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This picture shows, how it was looking before CodeLite 9.x --- edit once more: ---
Settings | Colours and Fonts ... | Customize Tab | C++ | Workspace tags
was it.
What does "Workspace tags" stands for?
Keyword, Identifier, Local Variable ... all this are things I can assign to things in my world.
But WTH is "Workspace tags"?
(sorry for misspellings, have a broken hand today)
am I dumb, or is there a bug with the syntax colouring in 9.x when using the old-Borland-like "dark theme"?
please see my sample: I have assigned bright magenta for integers, this was my choice. But I have no idea, where the dark magenta comes from because this source code was yesterday (using Codelite 8.0) yellow.
C++ Keyword: #FFFFFF on #000080 (white on navy blue)
Default: #337D99 on #000080 (sick dog's poop on navy blue)
Identifier: #FFFF00 on #000080 (yellow on navy blue)
Local Variables: #FFFFB9on #000080 (lighter yellow on navy blue)
Any Idea?
--- edit ---
This picture shows, how it was looking before CodeLite 9.x --- edit once more: ---
Settings | Colours and Fonts ... | Customize Tab | C++ | Workspace tags
was it.
What does "Workspace tags" stands for?
Keyword, Identifier, Local Variable ... all this are things I can assign to things in my world.
But WTH is "Workspace tags"?
(sorry for misspellings, have a broken hand today)
