I'm running Spyder and with Pschelo's spyder solarized theme, but the console, including IPython console, is not affected by the IDE theme. How can I tweak the default color theme in IPython so that it uses solarized colours?
In version 2.1 there is no way to change the color scheme to use the ones defined for the Editor. There are just two different versions: with white and dark background (and I don't know if they are still working correctly)
However, we plan to use fine grained color schemes for IPython in version 2.2 (because as Thomas pointed out, IPython now can handle them correctly).
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My syntax highlighting colors suddenly look like this:
It looks as if the contrast or brightness has been lowered, or that it has been grayed out.
I can still use everything normally.
My colors used to look like this:
My setup:
VSCode 1.75.1
Ubuntu 22.04 (Gnome)
One Dark Pro theme (but I have it with every theme)
Every file gives the same issue, including files in Home directory (to make sure it's not write permissions)
Does anybody know what could be causing and how I could fix this?
I fixed it. I used to have the Adobe "Source Code Variable" configured as a custom font on Windows, and synced my settings to Ubuntu.
I didn't have the font installed but installed it a bit ago.
After changing to another font it is normal again. Seems like this specific font makes it look low in contrast.
Setting variable: editor.fontFamily
My vs code is not highlighting my python text. it does not color change the variables and imports etc. Only the strings and some other parts of the text.
I have python and pylint installed, I am also using the dark+ (default dark) as my color theme. I have also tried other options like the github dark theme, but same results. I am on windows 10.
any help
I had this problem recently and I fixed it by removing an outdated python extention, it's name was 'Python for VSCode' by Thomas Haakon Townsend.
I hope this helped.
The color theme in my Eclipse installation somehow works for the text editor only, not everything. It can be seen below. Really appreciate any help.
It looks like you are using a very old version of Eclipse and switched to the Dark theme without restarting Eclipse.
Especially when using the Dark theme, make sure to use the latest version of Eclipse: currently, Oxygen.1a (4.7.1a)
(For example, see Dark theme improvement of Oxygen.1)
I have a black background of the code editor but a popup window with code completion has a white color with highlighted text.
How to change a background color or disable the highlighting?
It appears that the colors of the pop-up code completion and Javadoc windows are not directly configurable from within Netbeans.
It appears that the only way to accomplish this is to change the color scheme of your operating system's desktop to have black-backgrounded windows. (That means, of course, that all of your apps will have a black background.) This was tested and confirmed in Netbeans 7.3 development build 201212140001. Using Netbeans 7.2.1 there were some issues with this. Notably that the black background was present, but the text of the code completion and Javadoc windows were too dark. This was reported as part of and fixed in Bug 134281 for 7.3.
I would suggest that if you would like the code completion and Javadoc pop-up windows to match the editor color theme without having to change the OS color theme, that you see if someone has already submitted a similar request on Netbeans's "Issues = Bugs, Feature Requests, and Enhancements" page. If so, vote for it. If not, submit one yourself. Be sure to differentiate it from #134281 which dealt with accessibility and OS color themes.
I switched my Eclipse color scheme using the color scheme plugin. The example of the syntax highlighting for the theme does not all translate to the editor, the majority of the code displays white.
What it should look like:
What it actually looks like:
Is there a setting overriding this somewhere that I am not aware of?
Thanks!
If you have Aptana Studio plug-in installed, try uninstalling it. Aptana doesn't play well and interferes in Eclipse's color settings.