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New Spyder 3 icons for run-cell and run-cell inplace #2511
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They're nice! Thanks @SylvainCorlay! But what about using a different color other than yellow for the selected area? Thoughts? @goanpeca, do you have something to say? |
Not really :-) |
It is the yellow of the Python logo! |
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@SylvainCorlay, could you add a border around the white rectangle that represents the file? It's kind of hard to see it with no border :-) On a second thought, I think yellow is fine to represent cells (after all, that's the color used in Matlab). But could you make it a little bit lighter? I mean, not so yellow? |
Yeah I thought of adding a border or a shadow for the document. For the color, we could use the same as the highlighted cell color in the Spyder syntax coloring theme. |
+1 to both :-) |
We could actually be super fancy and make certain icon colors depend on syntax coloring theme - for another PR. |
Sounds cool! But I agree, for another PR. El 03/07/15 a las 12:43, Sylvain Corlay escribió:
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I can change the document shadow to a border in a different PR. |
@SylvainCorlay, could you change the shadow to a border in this PR? After all, the idea is to provide a much version for our cell icons here, right? ;-) |
It is already clearly better than the current Spyder 3 icons. Just that I foresee a long discussion on the shape and colors of the run-cell icons. I can open another PR right away. |
@ccordoba12 here is the latest screenshot. |
For IPython
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Ok, merging this for @SylvainCorlay mental health ;-) |
New Spyder 3 icons for run-cell and run-cell inplace
Yes I liked how @ccordoba12 said that we should actually use the first version after 10 iterations. 😄 |
Pixel perfect in 16x16. This addresses the comments on these icons in #2490.