At the bottom of the screen when emacs is open there is a strip of purple, meaning that emacs in terminal isnt maximizing to the full size that the terminal window allows and thus the background from the terminal is showing. I know this is nit-picky but my OCD is driving me crazy. Anyway to fix this?
I would post an image but I don't have enough stackoverflow karma points yet.
Just a guess, but you might try setting the fringe color. I usually match mine to the background color with with this:
;; regardless of the theme, match the fringe the default background
(set-face-background 'fringe (face-attribute 'default :background))
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In Apache Netbeans 11.1, I use Nimbus and Netbeans light theme. This light theme has a problem that I find really annoying.
As shown in pictures below, when I type pub (for public) and stop half way, the row turns black, which makes the code not readable. If I finish the public keyword, the row will turn to a color set at Highlight Caret Row.
So how can I remove the black row when typing?
When Typing:
Finished:
I found the answer. It's quite simple but I did not look up carefully. So here is the trick.
This black color bar comes from the Fixable Error of Annotations. So just changing the background of this Fixable Error category from dark color to any color will do the work. (Have to close and re-open the code editor to see the change) .
Here I changed to white background, and it's gone.
Try playing with these settings:
Auto Popup Completion Window
Auto Popup Documentation Window
Display Documentation Next to Completion
New come to emacs. i config flycheck the icon but i found a problem that it only show a half.
I found some great info on here about modifying Workbench's color scheme, but now that it's dark, the black cursor and dark blue line highlight blend in to the background almost entirely. The quick fix, of course, is to lighten the editor background, but I thought I'd ask if anyone has any idea how to modify the editor's line highlight and cursor colors.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
The color can be changed but you have to change the CSS
On linux it's here
/usr/share/mysql-workbench/data/code_editor.xml
MySQL Workbench does not allow to customize colors on that level. The color schemes work only on Windows (where the OS provides already high contrast schemes). Windows is also handling any adjustment of cursor color, selection color and other standard colors (like window background). Further modifications are only possible for SQL syntax highlighting.
I want to change the icon which is displayed for the emacs window (frame). For two different sessions (gnus and normal emacs editing) I want to have different icons. Any ideas how I can achieve that?
See the Emacs manual, node Icons X. This is what it says about this:
By default, Emacs uses an icon containing the Emacs logo. On
desktop environments such as Gnome, this icon is also displayed in
other contexts, e.g., when switching into an Emacs frame. The `-nbi'
or `--no-bitmap-icon' option tells Emacs to let the window manager
choose what sort of icon to use--usually just a small rectangle
containing the frame's title.
On some window managers or platforms you might need to find another way to do it.
i'd like to know how to change the color of eclipse's quick watch view (the topmost on the picture), which is enabled by clicking CTRL+SHIFT+I on a variable or expression while in debug mode.
I'm using eclipse STS 2.8 (guess its based on Indigo,but maybe Helios), on ubuntu and it gets really hard to read the contents as the picture shows.
I guess either the background color or the foreground color would be enough
Thanks
That background color cannot be configured in the eclipse because it uses your OS 's ToolTip 's background color .
You can refer this for how to change the tooltip background color in Ubuntu