Uhuh, that's indeed the old theme, but as said before I now prefer the current theme with some adaptations: it's less aggressive to the eye.

To apply, call SHTextStylerST80 initialize after changing the style table
SHTextStylerST80 styleTable: #(
"(symbol color [emphasisSymbolOrArray [textStyleName [pixelHeight]]])"
(default ( black ) )
(invalid ( red ) )
(excessCode ( red ) )
(comment ( green muchDarker ) )
(unfinishedComment ( green muchDarker ) )
(#'$' ( magenta muchDarker) )
(character ( magenta muchDarker) )
(integer ( magenta muchDarker) )
(number ( magenta muchDarker) )
(#- ( magenta muchDarker) )
(symbol ( magenta muchDarker) )
(stringSymbol ( magenta muchDarker) )
(literalArray ( magenta muchDarker) )
(string ( magenta muchDarker) )
(unfinishedString ( magenta muchDarker) )
(assignment ( black ) )
(ansiAssignment ( black ) )
(literal ( black ) )
(keyword ( black ) )
(binary ( black ) )
(unary ( black ) )
(incompleteKeyword ( red ) )
(incompleteBinary ( red ) )
(incompleteUnary ( red ) )
(undefinedKeyword ( red ) )
(undefinedBinary ( red ) )
(undefinedUnary ( red ) )
(patternKeyword ( black ) bold )
(patternBinary ( black ) bold )
(patternUnary ( black ) bold )
(#self ( cyan muchDarker ) )
(#super ( cyan muchDarker ) )
(#true ( cyan muchDarker ) )
(#false ( cyan muchDarker ) )
(#nil ( cyan muchDarker ) )
(#thisContext ( cyan muchDarker ) )
(#return ( black ) )
(patternArg ( blue muchDarker ) )
(methodArg ( blue muchDarker ) )
(blockPatternArg ( blue muchDarker ) )
(blockArg ( blue muchDarker ) )
(argument ( blue muchDarker ) )
(blockArgColon black ) 
(leftParenthesis black ) 
(rightParenthesis black ) 
(leftParenthesis1 black ) 
(rightParenthesis1 black ) 
(leftParenthesis2 black )  
(rightParenthesis2 black )  
(leftParenthesis3 black ) 
(rightParenthesis3 black ) 
(leftParenthesis4 black ) 
(rightParenthesis4 black ) 
(leftParenthesis5 black )  
(rightParenthesis5 black ) 
(leftParenthesis6 black ) 
(rightParenthesis6 black ) 
(leftParenthesis7 black ) 
(rightParenthesis7 black ) 
(blockStart black ) 
(blockEnd black ) 
(blockStart1 black ) 
(blockEnd1 black ) 
(blockStart2 black ) 
(blockEnd2 black ) 
(blockStart3 black ) 
(blockEnd3 black ) 
(blockStart4 black ) 
(blockEnd4 black ) 
(blockStart5 black ) 
(blockEnd5 black ) 
(blockStart6 black ) 
(blockEnd6 black ) 
(blockStart7 black ) 
(blockEnd7 black )
(arrayStart black ) 
(arrayEnd black ) 
(arrayStart1 black ) 
(arrayEnd1 black ) 
(byteArrayStart black ) 
(byteArrayEnd black ) 
(byteArrayStart1 black ) 
(byteArrayEnd1 black ) 
(leftBrace black ) 
(rightBrace black ) 
(cascadeSeparator black ) 
(statementSeparator black ) 
(externalCallType black ) 
(externalCallTypePointerIndicator black ) 
(primitiveOrExternalCallStart black ) 
(primitiveOrExternalCallEnd black )
(methodTempBar black ) 
(blockTempBar black ) 
(blockArgsBar black ) 
(primitive gray )
(externalFunctionCallingConvention gray )
(module gray )
(blockTempVar ( blue muchDarker ) )
(blockPatternTempVar ( blue muchDarker ) )
(instVar ( brown darker) )
(workspaceVar ( blue muchDarker ) )
(undefinedIdentifier ( red ) )
(incompleteIdentifier ( red ) )
(tempVar ( blue muchDarker ) )
(patternTempVar ( blue muchDarker ) )
(poolConstant ( black ) bold )
(classVar ( brown darker ) )
(globalVar ( black ) bold ) )



On 25 oct. 2010, at 19:36, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:

Thanks Ramon. So, we have to options.

1) We commit this change to Shout repository
2) We add this method in ConfigurationOfPharo and we call it while building the dev image.

opinions?

cheers

mariano

On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 7:12 PM, Ramon Leon <ramon.leon@allresnet.com> wrote:
On 10/23/2010 10:11 AM, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
Exactly.

Can you or Simon provide a script to set back the original colors?? So
that we can apply this for next PharoDev images?  (or at least for my
own images)

Thanks

Mariano

I just went back in the package history and found the point where Damien changed the colors and grabbed the previous version.  I have a ConfigurationOfDevelopment class that loads all my local packages, so I just added a method to it to reload the old colors.  Here it is...



--
 Simon