Jan 12, 2012 Replies: 64 Edit: Starting from v5.00 there is support for multiple themes. See this post for more information: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/themes-and-fonts-in-5-0.54338/#post-340927 Last edited: Jun 11, 2015 Click to expand...
Edit: Starting from v5.00 there is support for multiple themes. See this post for more information: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/themes-and-fonts-in-5-0.54338/#post-340927
C COBRASoft Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 23, 2012 #22 Thx Erel, next is adding a 'tooltip' in the HTML for preview. Any other requests?
droman Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 24, 2012 #23 8o Great!! Has anyone tried to print code? In some cases a statement can not be seen. Erel, Could you print directly onto black and white? The print driver does not show certain words that are white in the code. Last edited: Jan 24, 2012
8o Great!! Has anyone tried to print code? In some cases a statement can not be seen. Erel, Could you print directly onto black and white? The print driver does not show certain words that are white in the code.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 24, 2012 #24 Could you print directly onto black and white? The print driver does not show certain words that are white in the code. Click to expand... Currently the background property doesn't affect the printer. I will check it for the next version.
Could you print directly onto black and white? The print driver does not show certain words that are white in the code. Click to expand... Currently the background property doesn't affect the printer. I will check it for the next version.
T Toley Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 13, 2012 #25 Hello COBRASoft, The link is not valid anymore
C COBRASoft Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 13, 2012 #26 Erel, can you 'host' this program on your webspace? Mine is giving problems lately .
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 14, 2012 #27 Yes. Where is the latest link?
C COBRASoft Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 14, 2012 #28 Erel, it should be available here: http://www.proapp.be/Portals/0/Download/B4AColorSchemeEditor.zip Let me know if it is not working (new site under development).
Erel, it should be available here: http://www.proapp.be/Portals/0/Download/B4AColorSchemeEditor.zip Let me know if it is not working (new site under development).
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2012 #29 It is now available here: http://www.b4x.com/android/files/B4AColorSchemeEditor.zip
nfordbscndrd Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 27, 2012 #30 Save a copy of the B4A.XML file (or at least save your color scheme out of it) before updating B4A. When B4A is installed, it overwrites your old XML file.
Save a copy of the B4A.XML file (or at least save your color scheme out of it) before updating B4A. When B4A is installed, it overwrites your old XML file.
L Lildinti Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 9, 2012 #32 B4A IDE Themes Application Hi All, Finally I finished the app. It extracts values from a Visual Studio editor Scheme (VSS) file and egenerate tags for customise the B4A IDE colours. To learn (and download) more about VSS, here is a link. Studio Styles - Visual Studio color schemes Note that the only tags generated are the ones supported by B4A (and Erel!) The App is very easy to use. Select B4A.XML file (won't overwrite it or modify it in any way, just read the tags),Select VSS file to get colours from , clikc convert and the <Styles> tags require by B4A will be displayed on the textbox, ready to be copied and pasted into your B4A.xml file (remember to back it up before you modify it!) The app has an Installer to make installing/uninstalling easier. Here is a snapshot of a VSS theme as it shows on Visual Studio and the ssettings for B4A Created with the app. Enjoy! Download link: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/90408241/B4Converter.msi
B4A IDE Themes Application Hi All, Finally I finished the app. It extracts values from a Visual Studio editor Scheme (VSS) file and egenerate tags for customise the B4A IDE colours. To learn (and download) more about VSS, here is a link. Studio Styles - Visual Studio color schemes Note that the only tags generated are the ones supported by B4A (and Erel!) The App is very easy to use. Select B4A.XML file (won't overwrite it or modify it in any way, just read the tags),Select VSS file to get colours from , clikc convert and the <Styles> tags require by B4A will be displayed on the textbox, ready to be copied and pasted into your B4A.xml file (remember to back it up before you modify it!) The app has an Installer to make installing/uninstalling easier. Here is a snapshot of a VSS theme as it shows on Visual Studio and the ssettings for B4A Created with the app. Enjoy! Download link: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/90408241/B4Converter.msi
C Cyan Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 1, 2013 #34 Thought I'd share my slightly tweaked version of Solarized Dark (original at Solarized - Ethan Schoonover) Code: <Styles> <Style Key="IdeBackground" ForeColor="#002b36"/> <Style Key="ContentDivider" ForeColor="ControlDark"/> <Style Key="LineNumber" ForeColor="#586e75" /> <Style Key="ToolTipBackground" ForeColor="Info" /> <Style Key="ToolTipDefaultStyle" ForeColor="Black" /> <Style Key="DefaultStyle" ForeColor="#839496"/> <Style Key="GlobalVariablesStyle" ForeColor="#268BD2"/> <Style Key="ReservedWordStyle" ForeColor="#719A07" /> <Style Key="NumberStyle" ForeColor="#2AA198" /> <Style Key="TypeWordStyle" ForeColor="#B58900" /> <Style Key="StringDefaultStyle" ForeColor="#2AA198" /> <Style Key="CommentDefaultStyle" ForeColor="#586e75" /> <Style Key="SelectionHighlight" ForeColor="#586e75" /> <Style Key="ReferenceHighlight" ForeColor="#00FFEF" /> <Style Key="UndeclaredIdentifier" ForeColor="#DC322F"/> <Style Key="Annotation" ForeColor="#839496" /> <Style Key="PreProcessorDirectiveKeywordStyle" Name="Pre-Processor Directive Keyword" ForeColor="#CB4B16" /> </Styles>
Thought I'd share my slightly tweaked version of Solarized Dark (original at Solarized - Ethan Schoonover) Code: <Styles> <Style Key="IdeBackground" ForeColor="#002b36"/> <Style Key="ContentDivider" ForeColor="ControlDark"/> <Style Key="LineNumber" ForeColor="#586e75" /> <Style Key="ToolTipBackground" ForeColor="Info" /> <Style Key="ToolTipDefaultStyle" ForeColor="Black" /> <Style Key="DefaultStyle" ForeColor="#839496"/> <Style Key="GlobalVariablesStyle" ForeColor="#268BD2"/> <Style Key="ReservedWordStyle" ForeColor="#719A07" /> <Style Key="NumberStyle" ForeColor="#2AA198" /> <Style Key="TypeWordStyle" ForeColor="#B58900" /> <Style Key="StringDefaultStyle" ForeColor="#2AA198" /> <Style Key="CommentDefaultStyle" ForeColor="#586e75" /> <Style Key="SelectionHighlight" ForeColor="#586e75" /> <Style Key="ReferenceHighlight" ForeColor="#00FFEF" /> <Style Key="UndeclaredIdentifier" ForeColor="#DC322F"/> <Style Key="Annotation" ForeColor="#839496" /> <Style Key="PreProcessorDirectiveKeywordStyle" Name="Pre-Processor Directive Keyword" ForeColor="#CB4B16" /> </Styles>
JTmartins Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 7, 2013 #35 Does not run here !!! Hi people, I just tried Cobrasoft Color Editor, but it says it can't find the CSS file, when I load B4A.XML, and then gives an error. B4A 2.50 here... Thanks José
Does not run here !!! Hi people, I just tried Cobrasoft Color Editor, but it says it can't find the CSS file, when I load B4A.XML, and then gives an error. B4A 2.50 here... Thanks José
frapel Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 28, 2013 #36 my b4a color customization Here is my color scheme variation for B4A IDE: Code: <!-- Highlighting Styles --> <Styles> <Style Key="IdeBackground" ForeColor="White"/> <Style Key="ContentDivider" ForeColor="ControlDark"/> <Style Key="LineNumber" ForeColor="ControlDark" /> <Style Key="ToolTipBackground" ForeColor="Yellow" /> <Style Key="ToolTipDefaultStyle" ForeColor="Black" /> <Style Key="DefaultStyle" ForeColor="Black"/> <Style Key="GlobalVariablesStyle" ForeColor="#6600CC"/> <Style Key="ReservedWordStyle" ForeColor="DarkBlue" Bold="True" /> <Style Key="NumberStyle" ForeColor="Maroon" /> <Style Key="TypeWordStyle" ForeColor="DarkCyan" Bold="True" /> <Style Key="StringDefaultStyle" ForeColor="Green" /> <Style Key="CommentDefaultStyle" ForeColor="ControlDark" Italic="True" /> <Style Key="SelectionHighlight" ForeColor="PaleTurquoise" /> <Style Key="ReferenceHighlight" ForeColor="#00FFEF" /> <Style Key="UndeclaredIdentifier" ForeColor="Red" Bold="True" /> <Style Key="Annotation" ForeColor="#FF6103" /> <Style Key="PreProcessorDirectiveKeywordStyle" Name="Pre-Processor Directive Keyword" ForeColor="#FF6103" /> </Styles> and the resulting effect: Attachments b4a_custom_colors.png 31.7 KB · Views: 1,336
my b4a color customization Here is my color scheme variation for B4A IDE: Code: <!-- Highlighting Styles --> <Styles> <Style Key="IdeBackground" ForeColor="White"/> <Style Key="ContentDivider" ForeColor="ControlDark"/> <Style Key="LineNumber" ForeColor="ControlDark" /> <Style Key="ToolTipBackground" ForeColor="Yellow" /> <Style Key="ToolTipDefaultStyle" ForeColor="Black" /> <Style Key="DefaultStyle" ForeColor="Black"/> <Style Key="GlobalVariablesStyle" ForeColor="#6600CC"/> <Style Key="ReservedWordStyle" ForeColor="DarkBlue" Bold="True" /> <Style Key="NumberStyle" ForeColor="Maroon" /> <Style Key="TypeWordStyle" ForeColor="DarkCyan" Bold="True" /> <Style Key="StringDefaultStyle" ForeColor="Green" /> <Style Key="CommentDefaultStyle" ForeColor="ControlDark" Italic="True" /> <Style Key="SelectionHighlight" ForeColor="PaleTurquoise" /> <Style Key="ReferenceHighlight" ForeColor="#00FFEF" /> <Style Key="UndeclaredIdentifier" ForeColor="Red" Bold="True" /> <Style Key="Annotation" ForeColor="#FF6103" /> <Style Key="PreProcessorDirectiveKeywordStyle" Name="Pre-Processor Directive Keyword" ForeColor="#FF6103" /> </Styles> and the resulting effect:
P positrom2 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 1, 2013 #37 Hi, Trying to use the B4AColorSchemeEditor. I have copied the code.ss file to the B4A installation folder. The B4AColorSchemeEditor then opens nicely. However, there is no preview effect in the sample code side window when changing colors. And, there is no "save" button. What am I doing wrong? Regards, positrom2
Hi, Trying to use the B4AColorSchemeEditor. I have copied the code.ss file to the B4A installation folder. The B4AColorSchemeEditor then opens nicely. However, there is no preview effect in the sample code side window when changing colors. And, there is no "save" button. What am I doing wrong? Regards, positrom2
Bill K. Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 5, 2013 #38 Hi! I've been attempting to get my colours the way I like, and after lots of playing around, I've ensured that the only BLACK is the "IdeBackground"... (see B4A.xml below) However the top portion of the code the "Project Attributes", and the "Activity Attributes" #TEXT is still black... (i.e. black on black, can't see it)... Is there a KEY that I'm missing or something? Please see this image... Here is my B4A.xml colours, Code: <Styles> <Style Key="IdeBackground" ForeColor="Black"/> <Style Key="ContentDivider" ForeColor="ControlDark"/> <Style Key="LineNumber" ForeColor="White" /> <Style Key="ToolTipBackground" ForeColor="Info" /> <Style Key="ToolTipDefaultStyle" ForeColor="White" /> <Style Key="DefaultStyle" ForeColor="DarkOrchid"/> <Style Key="GlobalVariablesStyle" ForeColor="Orange"/> <Style Key="ReservedWordStyle" ForeColor="White" /> <Style Key="NumberStyle" ForeColor="Purple" /> <Style Key="TypeWordStyle" ForeColor="White" /> <Style Key="StringDefaultStyle" ForeColor="LightSteelBlue" /> <Style Key="CommentDefaultStyle" ForeColor="Green" /> <Style Key="SelectionHighlight" ForeColor="PaleTurquoise" /> <Style Key="ReferenceHighlight" ForeColor="Aqua" /> <Style Key="WarningColor" ForeColor="YellowGreen" /> <Style Key="ErrorColor" ForeColor="Red" /> <Style Key="UndeclaredIdentifier" ForeColor="Red" /> <Style Key="Annotation" ForeColor="OrangeRd" /> <Style Key="PreProcessorDirectiveKeywordStyle" Name="Pre-Processor Directive Keyword" ForeColor="White" /> </Styles> PS - I've played with the Cobrasoft editor, for some time now, and for some reason isn't reading the most up to date B4A.xml file (it's missing some of the Keys, it seems)... so when starting up the B4A IDE, it just goes fails to start. Seems manual editing (trial and error) is the only way to go about this... I'm quite surprised that there isn't a feature yet in the IDE to set all these colours properly. Thanks again! A very cool product!
Hi! I've been attempting to get my colours the way I like, and after lots of playing around, I've ensured that the only BLACK is the "IdeBackground"... (see B4A.xml below) However the top portion of the code the "Project Attributes", and the "Activity Attributes" #TEXT is still black... (i.e. black on black, can't see it)... Is there a KEY that I'm missing or something? Please see this image... Here is my B4A.xml colours, Code: <Styles> <Style Key="IdeBackground" ForeColor="Black"/> <Style Key="ContentDivider" ForeColor="ControlDark"/> <Style Key="LineNumber" ForeColor="White" /> <Style Key="ToolTipBackground" ForeColor="Info" /> <Style Key="ToolTipDefaultStyle" ForeColor="White" /> <Style Key="DefaultStyle" ForeColor="DarkOrchid"/> <Style Key="GlobalVariablesStyle" ForeColor="Orange"/> <Style Key="ReservedWordStyle" ForeColor="White" /> <Style Key="NumberStyle" ForeColor="Purple" /> <Style Key="TypeWordStyle" ForeColor="White" /> <Style Key="StringDefaultStyle" ForeColor="LightSteelBlue" /> <Style Key="CommentDefaultStyle" ForeColor="Green" /> <Style Key="SelectionHighlight" ForeColor="PaleTurquoise" /> <Style Key="ReferenceHighlight" ForeColor="Aqua" /> <Style Key="WarningColor" ForeColor="YellowGreen" /> <Style Key="ErrorColor" ForeColor="Red" /> <Style Key="UndeclaredIdentifier" ForeColor="Red" /> <Style Key="Annotation" ForeColor="OrangeRd" /> <Style Key="PreProcessorDirectiveKeywordStyle" Name="Pre-Processor Directive Keyword" ForeColor="White" /> </Styles> PS - I've played with the Cobrasoft editor, for some time now, and for some reason isn't reading the most up to date B4A.xml file (it's missing some of the Keys, it seems)... so when starting up the B4A IDE, it just goes fails to start. Seems manual editing (trial and error) is the only way to go about this... I'm quite surprised that there isn't a feature yet in the IDE to set all these colours properly. Thanks again! A very cool product!
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 6, 2013 #39 It should be the Annotation key. OrangeRd looks like an invalid color value.
Bill K. Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 6, 2013 #40 Erel said: It should be the Annotation key. OrangeRd looks like an invalid color value. Click to expand... Yes, that was it! Thank you!
Erel said: It should be the Annotation key. OrangeRd looks like an invalid color value. Click to expand... Yes, that was it! Thank you!