ent screen elements in SlickEdit
®
Core. This includes syntactic elements in the editor window, like
keywords, comments, strings, etc. as well as other user interface elements like the message area or the
status line. Window colors and backgrounds are set using the facilities provided by the operating system.
Color and Color Coding are different. Color Coding is a feature that combines current line coloring, modi-
fied line coloring, and language-specific coloring. SlickEdit Core recognizes and automatically displays
color support for many languages. See
Color Coding
for more information.
Setting Colors for Screen Elements
Colors can be customized in the user interface. Colors can be set either individually or by editing a
scheme. To change the default colors, complete the following steps:
1. From the main menu, click
Window
→
Preferences
, expand
SlickEdit
and click
General
in the tree,
then double-click the
Color
setting (or use the
color
command). The Color Settings dialog box is dis-
played.
Figure 4.6. Color Settings Dialog
2. Select the element you want to change from the
Screen element
list box (for descriptions of some of
these elements, see
Color Settings Dialog
).
3. Set the
Foreground
and
Background
colors by clicking on the color squares. The Color Picker dialog
Setting Colors for Screen Ele-
ments
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Summary of Contents for Corev3.3 for Eclipse
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