Share My Creation B4X IDE Theme Creator and Editor

This is the test release of the IDE Theme Creator and Editor. For now there are lots of properties and some are just transparent, and some seem not to be active in our use cases. I will need @Erels advice on the main properties to Edit and a sample Code that contains bits of almost all the syntax, reserved words, etc for proper Preview.

The code is on my GitHub and anyone is free to edit or improve it to make it better:


 

Lucas Siqueira

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If you like dracula theme , I also customized this theme.

 

Theera

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After setting and pressed 'Save theme' ,where the file is and I need to know how to set color B4J and B4i Codes while doing in B4A.
 

Theera

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When you pressed save, it ask you to choose a location, but the default is Desktop
The app doesn't ask a location,and there is no file on desktop. My computer doesn't have Vb.net. I must have it before,or not? Someone has this problem as same as me?

 
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Theera

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Hi Mark,
I found my problem. My email is sale.agrochem@gmail.com ,so the folder is salea. (isn't sale.agrochem).
I have added some code. your app running is perfectly. It helps color-blind developer. Thank you for your kind of you.
B4X:
        If username.Contains(".") Then
            Dim mindex As Int=username.LastIndexOf(".")
            username=username.SubString2(0,mindex)&username.SubString2(mindex+1,mindex+2)
        End If
        Log(username)
 
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cklester

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Hi! I did, I think...



That's what I see inside the ZIP file. Is that where the Shared directory should be?
 

cklester

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I'm on Windows 11 and had an issue when trying to save. First, C:\Users\MyUserName\Desktop does not exist on my system. Does it exist for others on Windows 11?

So, I just changed the source to read
B4X:
d.InitialDirectory = $"C:\Users\${username}\Documents"$
and that got me able to save.

Just FYI in case somebody else has a bonked system or Windows 11.
 
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