Thanks, Luc Cheers, Doru On 7 Feb 2011, at 17:01, Luc Fabresse wrote:
I don't know if this is the right way but I use that (Pharo 1.0 colors):
SHTextStylerST80 styleTable: #( "(symbol color [emphasisSymbolOrArray [textStyleName [pixelHeight]]])" (default black ) (invalid red ) (excessCode red ) (comment (green muchDarker) italic) (unfinishedComment (red muchDarker) italic) (#'$' (red muchDarker) ) (character (red muchDarker) ) (integer (red muchDarker) ) (number (red muchDarker) ) (#- (red muchDarker) ) (symbol (blue muchDarker) bold) (stringSymbol (blue muchDarker) bold) (literalArray (blue muchDarker) bold) (string (magenta muchDarker) normal) (unfinishedString red normal ) (assignment nil bold ) (ansiAssignment nil bold) (literal nil italic) (keyword (blue muchDarker) ) (binary (blue muchDarker) ) (unary (blue muchDarker) ) (incompleteKeyword (gray muchDarker) underlined) (incompleteBinary (gray muchDarker) underlined) (incompleteUnary (gray muchDarker) underlined) (undefinedKeyword red ) (undefinedBinary red ) (undefinedUnary red ) (patternKeyword nil bold) (patternBinary nil bold) (patternUnary nil bold) (#self (red muchDarker) bold) (#super (red muchDarker) bold) (#true (red muchDarker) bold) (#false (red muchDarker) bold) (#nil (red muchDarker) bold) (#thisContext (red muchDarker) bold) (#return (red muchDarker) bold) (patternArg (blue muchDarker) italic) (methodArg (blue muchDarker) italic) (blockPatternArg (blue muchDarker) italic) (blockArg (blue muchDarker) italic) (argument (blue muchDarker) italic) (blockArgColon black ) (leftParenthesis black ) (rightParenthesis black ) (leftParenthesis1 (green muchDarker) ) (rightParenthesis1 (green muchDarker) ) (leftParenthesis2 (magenta muchDarker) ) (rightParenthesis2 (magenta muchDarker) ) (leftParenthesis3 (red muchDarker) ) (rightParenthesis3 (red muchDarker) ) (leftParenthesis4 (green darker) ) (rightParenthesis4 (green darker) ) (leftParenthesis5 (orange darker) ) (rightParenthesis5 (orange darker) ) (leftParenthesis6 (magenta darker) ) (rightParenthesis6 (magenta darker) ) (leftParenthesis7 blue ) (rightParenthesis7 blue ) (blockStart black ) (blockEnd black ) (blockStart1 (green muchDarker) ) (blockEnd1 (green muchDarker) ) (blockStart2 (magenta muchDarker) ) (blockEnd2 (magenta muchDarker) ) (blockStart3 (red muchDarker) ) (blockEnd3 (red muchDarker) ) (blockStart4 (green darker) ) (blockEnd4 (green darker) ) (blockStart5 (orange darker) ) (blockEnd5 (orange darker) ) (blockStart6 (magenta darker) ) (blockEnd6 (magenta darker) ) (blockStart7 blue ) (blockEnd7 blue ) (arrayStart black ) (arrayEnd black ) (arrayStart1 black ) (arrayEnd1 black ) (leftBrace black ) (rightBrace black ) (cascadeSeparator black ) (statementSeparator black ) (externalCallType black ) (externalCallTypePointerIndicator black ) (primitiveOrExternalCallStart black bold ) (primitiveOrExternalCallEnd black bold ) (methodTempBar gray ) (blockTempBar gray ) (blockArgsBar gray ) (primitive (green muchDarker) bold) (pragmaKeyword (green muchDarker) bold) (pragmaUnary (green muchDarker) bold) (pragmaBinary (green muchDarker) bold) (externalFunctionCallingConvention (green muchDarker) bold) (module (green muchDarker) bold) (blockTempVar gray italic) (blockPatternTempVar gray italic) (instVar black bold) (workspaceVar black bold) (undefinedIdentifier red bold) (incompleteIdentifier (gray darker) (italic underlined)) (tempVar (gray darker) italic) (patternTempVar (gray darker) italic) (poolConstant (gray darker) italic) (classVar (gray darker) bold) (globalVar black bold) )
#Luc
2011/2/7 Stéphane Ducasse <stephane.ducasse@inria.fr> If I recall correctly there is a
defaultStyleTable
subduedStyleTable
Stef
On Feb 7, 2011, at 12:21 PM, Tudor Girba wrote:
Hi,
I am not sure what is the preferred way to set Shout programmatically. Can anyone point me to a script that already does that? I would be interested in proposing another color configuration and package it with the Glamorous Theme.
Cheers, Doru
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