In LiClipse when you mark a variable the color changes to white on yellow background making it impossible to see.
I found where I can change the colors:
Window -> Preferences -> General -> Appearance -> Color Teheme -> LiClipse Dark
However I could not find where this color is stored (the yellow background).
Anyone know?
The related color keys are occurrenceIndication and writeOccurrenceIndication.
Note that you have to Apply after you change the colors.
Still, it's strange that you got that color there as that's not the default, so, maybe you can try to Restore Defaults, reselect the LiClipse Dark theme and then Apply to see if it fixes itself.
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Is there any way to change color of the folded text in Sublime. Default color is yellowish.
Open your .sublime-color-scheme file, go down to the "globals" dict, and add something like
"fold_marker": "#06FF05",
which will make it bright green. Obviously, feel free to select your own color.
All of the globals options are in the color scheme documentation under Global Settings.
What I'm trying to say is, when selecting a bit of code, the special coloring a word has (purple for keywords, blue for member variables, brown-ish for local identifiers...) is overwritten by black.
I'm not sure whether this is a Linux thing or if there are some settings I haven't seen. Changing foreground selection color in Preferences unsurprisingly only changes the color the font has and doesn't influence the fact that its color gets overridden - what I'd like is something like a transparent foreground selection color. I'm on Fedora 22 if that's of any relevance.
Ordinary text - color communicates information:
Selection causes whole text to be completely black:
I have created a simple square using GIMP which color is a shade of blue (#07192c). I lowered the opacity on this square a bit, and realized I like the shade of blue which was now created from lowering the opacity.
My question is, does GIMP have a function which allows you to select (like the eyedropper) the color of a transparent layer? I've searched but can only find 'color to alpha' which is not what I'm looking for.
You can activate the Sample merged option of the Color Picker tool. This will pick the color as it is shown in the image composition.
This setting is available in the tool options for the color picker:
Layer -> Transparency -> Remove Alpha Channel
Colours -> Map -> Colour Exchange...
I've been trying to get colourschemes to work properly in VIM (on debian) when using it over ssh with PuTTy as a client (from windows7).
Such code from theme hi Search cterm=bold does not work - words are not bold.
I have tried a lot of themes - and I have found no themes with bold words (but using gvim on windows gives me bold words).
I'd appreciate any advice.
PuTTY by default represents bold as a brighter color, but you can change that at Change Settings > Window > Colours > [ ] Bolded text is a different colour. From the help:
Bolded text is a different colour
When the server sends a control sequence indicating that some text should be displayed in bold, PuTTY can handle this two ways. It can either change the font for a bold version, or use the same font in a brighter colour. This control lets you choose which.
By default the box is checked, so non-bold text is displayed in light grey and bold text is displayed in bright white (and similarly in other colours). If you uncheck the box, bold and non-bold text will be displayed in the same colour, and instead the font will change to indicate the difference.
I'm customizing color scheme, and almost everything working right.
Except command output tab is showing errors in red italic font, color settings for which I cannot find anywhere!
In font&color settings there are "fonts", "colors", "common syntax", "lang-specific" and "indicators" tabs, with drop-down selectors.
There is not one option that has red italic color assigned!!
Default font is white on blue.
Where could I find color settings for command output errors?
Well, nobody is answering, and I found a hack that helps.
It seems, that there's really no gui menu option for error text color in command output, but there is setting in .ksf file for it.
I changed manually line that says
'Errors': {'Error lines': {'fore': 65535, 'hotspot': 1, 'italic': 0}},
where 'fore' is the foreground color, 'italic' is italic font, to what I wanted, and it worked.
I suppose, 'hotspot' means it's clickable, but I don't sure/don't care now.
I know this is kinda late from the original post but I stumbled on this one while searching for this problem, it led me to the hint as to where to look in the GUI.
In version Komodo 9.0+
Preferences > Colour Scheme
Select the tab 'Language Specific'
Select the 'Language Errors' (underneath Others)
The Element type Error lines seems to reflect STDERR