#445 Add more contrast to pretty printed code #510
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LGTM. the Travis failure is unrelated to the change |
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@julienrf mind rebasing onto current master to see if that makes Travis go green? |
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@SethTisue Done :) |
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Merci @julienrf! |
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I tweaked a little bit the colors to add more contrast and increase the font size. Hopefully this will increase readability (see #445).
Here is the result on my system. Before:
After: