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The highlighting is now exactly like in Vim in a white background terminal.
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Hmm. My terminal is green text on a black background, so your mods don't work for me :). But I think I can use this to make the text the same colors as my text editor.
Let's keep each other updated on any other mods we make!
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Sure. Just use the previous patch, where I export some more Python syntax features, and modify this patch. We should create more themes for pudb and allow the user to switch.
In any case, I hate the default, as it looks like this old "Turbo Pascal" colors:
later versions even had colors:
and github comments rock (you should view this online).
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Ha ha! Awesome. I knew you could do links, formatting, and code blocks, but I never knew you could do that.
Yeah, it is like some kind of old Windows thing. I am definitely going to make it look better now that you've inspired me.
By the way, I don't think Andreas Kloeckner (the original author of PuDB) knows about our forks. If one of us ends ups implementing the themes, we should email him and see if he will integrate it into his official repo.
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It's actually an old DOS thing, it has nothing to do with Windows. The first screenshot is what I was using in 1990, when I was learning how to program.
The first program actually happens to apply to me quite well, I loved TP, but now I can't understand what I liked on it.
As to Andreas, I'll let him now, we had couple beers in Miami (I think it was Miami, maybe it was some other conference).
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See my colors branch. It now looks like this for me, which is just like the Midnight Theme in XCode. I also got rid of the white on cyan, which was killing my eyes.
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Very cool. We should have this as a theme and my thing as another theme, and the original one as yet another theme.
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Very cool. Please do implement themes--this was the original intention, but I never had any incentive to put in the actual theme functionality, since I actually like the Turbo Pascal look. :) If you need help, please let me know.
Andreas