| Stylesheets for Javadoc view and others [message #208358] |
Fri, 01 July 2005 13:12  |
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Are there stylesheets for some of the Javadoc view, the javadoc
tooltip, the folded text tooltip, the Declaration view and tooltip,
which could be modified to suit user preferences?
Currently these all use a white background which doesn't fit in my
color scheme and make some syntax elements, which I've chosen to be
displayed in white, to disappear. I would like to modify the fonts
in the Javadoc view, also.
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Stanimir
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| Re: Stylesheets for Javadoc view and others [message #208367 is a reply to message #208358] |
Fri, 01 July 2005 13:15  |
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/Stanimir Stamenkov/:
> Are there stylesheets for some of the Javadoc view, the javadoc tooltip,
> the folded text tooltip, the Declaration view and tooltip, which could
> be modified to suit user preferences?
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> Currently these all use a white background which doesn't fit in my color
The white background for the tooltips is because my system color
settings, which is fine but then it "doesn't fit" the white elements
which are fine in the editor.
> scheme and make some syntax elements, which I've chosen to be displayed
> in white, to disappear. I would like to modify the fonts in the Javadoc
> view, also.
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Stanimir
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| Re: Stylesheets for Javadoc view and others [message #208470 is a reply to message #208418] |
Sat, 02 July 2005 13:30 |
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/Tobias Widmer/:
> The Javadoc hover and the Javadoc view can be adapted by editing the style
> sheets in the org.eclipse.jdt.ui plugin.
Thank you, Tobias. That's really helpful.
> The other user interface items use the system colors.
It is a bit confusing still. The "Declaration" view is not a tooltip
hence it is not naturally to use the system color for a tooltip
background, though it is not necessary illogical, but then it
doesn't use the system color for a tooltip foreground but the colors
of the different syntax elements in the editor which has a different
background color. The default system defined background color for
the editor is different from the one of the tooltip, too. This
causes the problem with some syntax elements visible in the editor
not being visible in the declaration view... just imagine
hi-contrast color scheme with white text on black for editors and
black text on white for tooltips.
The same issue apply with the same information showed in a tooltip -
if the foreground color is not the system defined one it makes sense
to adjust the background color to suit the customized foreground.
I guess it is the default system color schemes (like white
background for editors and pale yellow for tooltips) don't make this
issue obvious but then here it is. I think if there's option to
"turn off syntax coloring" in the declaration view/tooltip (and
probably for folded text tooltip) it would be sufficient, or may be
just use the editor background color.
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Stanimir
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| Re: Stylesheets for Javadoc view and others [message #208874 is a reply to message #208569] |
Wed, 06 July 2005 11:44 |
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Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net
Tobias Widmer wrote:
>I agree that the declaration view should be configurable. Suggest to file a
>bug against JDT Text.
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Please don't. There's one already.
Dani
>Cheers
>
>Tobias
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>"Stanimir Stamenkov" <stanio@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:da64tn$u14$1@news.eclipse.org...
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>>/Tobias Widmer/:
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>>>The Javadoc hover and the Javadoc view can be adapted by editing the
>>>style sheets in the org.eclipse.jdt.ui plugin.
>>>
>>>
>>Thank you, Tobias. That's really helpful.
>>
>>
>>
>>>The other user interface items use the system colors.
>>>
>>>
>>It is a bit confusing still. The "Declaration" view is not a tooltip hence
>>it is not naturally to use the system color for a tooltip background,
>>though it is not necessary illogical, but then it doesn't use the system
>>color for a tooltip foreground but the colors of the different syntax
>>elements in the editor which has a different background color. The default
>>system defined background color for the editor is different from the one
>>of the tooltip, too. This causes the problem with some syntax elements
>>visible in the editor not being visible in the declaration view... just
>>imagine hi-contrast color scheme with white text on black for editors and
>>black text on white for tooltips.
>>
>>The same issue apply with the same information showed in a tooltip - if
>>the foreground color is not the system defined one it makes sense to
>>adjust the background color to suit the customized foreground.
>>
>>I guess it is the default system color schemes (like white background for
>>editors and pale yellow for tooltips) don't make this issue obvious but
>>then here it is. I think if there's option to "turn off syntax coloring"
>>in the declaration view/tooltip (and probably for folded text tooltip) it
>>would be sufficient, or may be just use the editor background color.
>>
>>--
>>Stanimir
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| Re: Stylesheets for Javadoc view and others [message #208882 is a reply to message #208418] |
Wed, 06 July 2005 11:46 |
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Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net
Tobias Widmer wrote:
>The Javadoc hover and the Javadoc view can be adapted by editing the style
>sheets in the org.eclipse.jdt.ui plugin.
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This means hacking the JDT UI plug-in installation. I suggest to file a
bug report asking to provide the stylesheet as a user preference.
Dani
>The other user interface items use the system colors.
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>Cheers
>
>Tobais
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>"Stanimir Stamenkov" <stanio@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:da3fl3$ef7$2@main1.eclipse.org...
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>>/Stanimir Stamenkov/:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Are there stylesheets for some of the Javadoc view, the javadoc tooltip,
>>>the folded text tooltip, the Declaration view and tooltip, which could be
>>>modified to suit user preferences?
>>>
>>>Currently these all use a white background which doesn't fit in my color
>>>
>>>
>>The white background for the tooltips is because my system color settings,
>>which is fine but then it "doesn't fit" the white elements which are fine
>>in the editor.
>>
>>
>>
>>>scheme and make some syntax elements, which I've chosen to be displayed
>>>in white, to disappear. I would like to modify the fonts in the Javadoc
>>>view, also.
>>>
>>>
>>--
>>Stanimir
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>>
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| Re: Stylesheets for Javadoc view and others [message #208989 is a reply to message #208874] |
Thu, 07 July 2005 07:46 |
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/Daniel Megert/:
> Tobias Widmer wrote:
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>> I agree that the declaration view should be configurable. Suggest to
>> file a bug against JDT Text.
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> Please don't. There's one already.
Do you have a Bug # handy? I'm having trouble finding it.
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Stanimir
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