Is there a way to configure VSCode to highlight Futures with different colors than others?
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Material.io has this great tool called the Material Palette Generator: https://material.io/design/color/#tools-for-picking-colors. Using it, you can pick a primary and secondary color, and then click a link "View in Color Tool" which takes you to a page where you can see your choices in different ways: https://material.io/resources/color/#!/?view.left=0&view.right=0&primary.color=6002ee&secondary.color=c63131.
But there doesn't seem to be an easy way of exporting your palette into a format usable for generating a custom Angular Material theme. They have an export link, but the closest format seems to be CodePen. But once you open it in CodePen, the CSS doesn't seem to have the palette information you need.
My question: has anyone tried these tools, and is there a pre-established pathway from Material palette to Angular Material custom theme? Or are they unrelated? If unrelated, is there a simple way to copy the color codes needed from the former to the latter?
Thanks.
You can use this website for generate a material color. For you only need a hex code, and after this you can generate the expected color format.
Expected color format:
Generated result:
Hi guys I'm looking for a text editor that can have the coloured bracket feature. I'm running sublime text and none of the plugins I use have that feature or they don't work. I use Ubuntu and would like a text editor friendly to my os. https://www.google.com/search?q=rainbow+braces+text+editor&espv=2&biw=1301&bih=681&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAWoVChMI6-XywYzQxwIViHumCh31PQvk#imgrc=Q44WVZreWruUvM%3A is an example
In Visual Studio 2012 RC with the Dark color theme, the C# editor honors the color settings Brace Matching (Highlight) and Brace Matching (Rectangle) but the F# editor does not. As a result, the matching-braces highlight in the F# editor is a nearly-invisible slightly lighter shade of black.
Does anyone know of a workaround to make the F# brace-matching highlight... visible?
I remember Brian McNamara's work for VS2010... Does this plug-in work in VS2012?
This comes up on the first page of Extension Manager -> Online Gallery when searching for FSharp.
I'm working with a TMemo component to display some text in a limited space. Currently it's using a truetype font which doesn't ship with windows and is installed by the app when it runs.
On my PC (Running Windows XP), the spacing between each line of text seems to be about eight pixels. On a different PC running Windows 7, the line spacing seems to be about 14 pixels, which is pushing the bottom row of text out of visibility on the memo.
So, My question is really this:
Is this caused by the different versions of Windows? It's all I could think that was different.
Is there some way I can adjust this value so it would be consistent across all instances of the application, wherever it was running?
Alternatatively, is there a different component I could use which might let me tweak this value?
TMemo is a descendent of Windows Common controls and it's behavior depends on current Windows configuration so it is natural to get different results with it.
If you just want to display some information it's better to use components which let you set texts positions and their style precisely like TRichView. This component is not free but it has it's own text rendering engine and let you style texts with CSS like selectors which look the same in different versions of windows.
In addition to Mohsen's answer I'd like to mention LMD ElPack and it's ElEdit component which also has it's own text rendering engine. Unlike TRichView ElEdit is a plain text edit / memo component, so it's a drop-in replacement for TEdit / TMemo. And line height is configurable there
I saw this picture and now wondering if/how you can do this in Delphi. The highlighted/selected text shows two forms of formatting, i.e. highlight color and hash lines.
http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/4121/easilyselecttextofonela.jpg
I've done something very similar recently in a bible application, also done in Delphi.
The user can select a single verse and single words of the selected verses. (But this feature is not released yet, so don't bother looking for it)
I used the web browser control from Microsoft and added my own kind of selection handling.
I've done the formatting by enclosing the relevant parts with span elements and changing their CSS style. When the selection gets removed, I also remove the enclosing elements.
The hard part was backing the "visual" selections with a selection data structure and handling all the selection events (clicking, shift-clicking, shift-ctrl-clicking, ...)
Embedding IE seems to be an easier way to do this as DR says, but you can also do this manually by drawing it all on a canvas, an easy way would be to create two bitmaps (one without a selection and another selected (could be as complicated as you like - dashed, colored, ... )), and you need to know the positions/rects of all your characters which would be somewhat difficult for long texts.
You basically show the unselected bitmap, and overlap the selected parts by portions of the second image.
You would also need to handle the selection manually by OnMouseDown, OnMouseMove, OnMouseUp...