[HezkoreParticipant]

@Mark Sibly
Oh snap, you fixed the close button margin problem?!
I should have read that before I sent you the mail then heh.

[HezkoreParticipant]

@nerobot Thanks!
I want to hide the Toolbar and then little toolbar in the code document that has the Comment and Uncommet buttons.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Yep, you did it Mark!
Looks great now, and finally I can have the IDE colours I want heh.
Thanks for the quick fix.

Update: Oh didn’t see your second post.
I’ve still got the old version though and that last example you posted looks fine even on that one.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Thanks Mark, you da man!

I’m on Windows 10.
Ati/AMD card (r390x)
I updated my GPU drivers, uninstalled every program that might interfere with my colours (like f.lux), but sofar nothing’s solved it.

I first noticed the problem when trying to make a Theme for Ted2Go and all the colours ending up wrong.
So I’ve been whining over at the Ted2Go thread heh.

[HezkoreParticipant]

It certainly does not.

Looks great in Emscripten though!

[HezkoreParticipant]

It seems the error isn’t specifically linked to the IDE!
I’ve been experimenting and it looks like ALL my colours in Monkey 2 are wrong.

Here I’m drawing 3 rectangles, the 2 at the top should be blue-ish but are green when drawn.
The bottom one should be very different from the 2 at the top, but they look exactly the same when I draw them.

Monkey

#Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>" Using std.. Using mojo.. Class MyWindow Extends Window Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override 'Blue via HEX canvas.Color=GetHexColor("#282C34") canvas.DrawRect(0,0,256,256) 'Blue via RGB canvas.Color=New Color(40.0/255.0,44.0/255.0,52.0/255.0) canvas.DrawRect(256,0,256,256) 'Green via HEX canvas.Color=GetHexColor("#223333") canvas.DrawRect(0,256,256,256) End End Function Main() New AppInstance New MyWindow App.Run() End 'Taken from Mojo's theme loader Function GetHexColor:Color(str:String) Local a:=1.0,r:=0.0,g:=0.0,b:=0.0 If str.StartsWith("#") If str.Length=4 '#RGB r=StringToULong( str.Slice( 1,2 ),16 )/15.0 g=StringToULong( str.Slice( 2,3 ),16 )/15.0 b=StringToULong( str.Slice( 3,4 ),16 )/15.0 Else If str.Length=5 '#ARGB a=StringToULong( str.Slice( 1,2 ),16 )/15.0 r=StringToULong( str.Slice( 2,3 ),16 )/15.0 g=StringToULong( str.Slice( 3,4 ),16 )/15.0 b=StringToULong( str.Slice( 4,5 ),16 )/15.0 Else If str.Length=7 '#RRGGBB r=StringToULong( str.Slice( 1,3 ),16 )/255.0 g=StringToULong( str.Slice( 3,5 ),16 )/255.0 b=StringToULong( str.Slice( 5,7 ),16 )/255.0 Else If str.Length=9 '#AARRGGBB a=StringToULong( str.Slice( 1,3 ),16 )/255.0 r=StringToULong( str.Slice( 3,5 ),16 )/255.0 g=StringToULong( str.Slice( 5,7 ),16 )/255.0 b=StringToULong( str.Slice( 7,9 ),16 )/255.0 Else Return Color.Magenta Endif Else Return Color.Magenta Endif Return New Color( r,g,b,a ) End

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#Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>"   Using std.. Using mojo..   Class MyWindow Extends Window Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override 'Blue via HEX canvas.Color=GetHexColor("#282C34") canvas.DrawRect(0,0,256,256) 'Blue via RGB canvas.Color=New Color(40.0/255.0,44.0/255.0,52.0/255.0) canvas.DrawRect(256,0,256,256) 'Green via HEX canvas.Color=GetHexColor("#223333") canvas.DrawRect(0,256,256,256) End End   Function Main() New AppInstance New MyWindow App.Run() End   'Taken from Mojo's theme loader Function GetHexColor:Color(str:String) Local a:=1.0,r:=0.0,g:=0.0,b:=0.0 If str.StartsWith("#") If str.Length=4 '#RGB r=StringToULong( str.Slice( 1,2 ),16 )/15.0 g=StringToULong( str.Slice( 2,3 ),16 )/15.0 b=StringToULong( str.Slice( 3,4 ),16 )/15.0 Else If str.Length=5 '#ARGB a=StringToULong( str.Slice( 1,2 ),16 )/15.0 r=StringToULong( str.Slice( 2,3 ),16 )/15.0 g=StringToULong( str.Slice( 3,4 ),16 )/15.0 b=StringToULong( str.Slice( 4,5 ),16 )/15.0 Else If str.Length=7 '#RRGGBB r=StringToULong( str.Slice( 1,3 ),16 )/255.0 g=StringToULong( str.Slice( 3,5 ),16 )/255.0 b=StringToULong( str.Slice( 5,7 ),16 )/255.0 Else If str.Length=9 '#AARRGGBB a=StringToULong( str.Slice( 1,3 ),16 )/255.0 r=StringToULong( str.Slice( 3,5 ),16 )/255.0 g=StringToULong( str.Slice( 5,7 ),16 )/255.0 b=StringToULong( str.Slice( 7,9 ),16 )/255.0 Else Return Color.Magenta Endif Else Return Color.Magenta Endif Return New Color( r,g,b,a ) End

That is for Windows.
But if I compile for Emscripten the result is correct!

I’ve started a separate thread for this, hoping Mark will see it!
On another note, is there any way to increase the distance between lines in the text view gadget?

[HezkoreParticipant]

I tried the “dev” branch of both Monkey 2 and Ted2Go now and the colour is STILL wrong. :/

[HezkoreParticipant]

I’ve built Monkey 2 from the master branch and Ted2Go from the master branch and applied your theme.
The colour is still wrong.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Another annoying this is that if I try to move the Tab Close button using Margin or Padding, you can still click on the original position of the close button.

[HezkoreParticipant]

No you can still apply it (as you can clearly see in my GIF!) via selecting the same theme again.
The red colour works, but when I apply the blue colour it turns out green.
Theme colours are broken/bugged.
The problem is not that my theme doesn’t work, the problem is that colours I specify ends up the wrong colour in the IDE.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Yeah here’s a gif showing that the colours ARE applied (Red)
But when I apply #282C34 it turns out green when it should be blue.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Fine, here’s the same theme with code.
Still the wrong colour.
The IDE loads the colours incorrectly, becaues that is NOT #282C34, it’s colour #223333 which I have not used anywhere.

[HezkoreParticipant]

The theme works, I’ve made one called theme-hezkore.json
I’ve changed the font, font size, icons and most of the colours, but most of the colours are not correct.
It’s easy to test, just make a new theme and apply this test:

Monkey

{ "extends":"ted2-default", "colors":{ "clear": "#282C34", "gutter": "#282C34", "content": "#282C34", "panel": "#282C34" }, "styles":{ "TextView":{ "backgroundColor":"#282C34" } } }

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{ "extends":"ted2-default",   "colors":{ "clear": "#282C34", "gutter": "#282C34", "content": "#282C34", "panel": "#282C34" },   "styles":{ "TextView":{ "backgroundColor":"#282C34" } }   }

This is how the editor then looks:

And that is colour #223333 not #282C34 as the theme says it should be.

[HezkoreParticipant]

That still doesn’t work.

content is now #282C34 and TextView backgroundColor is also #282C34 but that colour isn’t actually displayed anywhere in the editor.

[HezkoreParticipant]

I’m trying to setup my own theme for Ted2.
But the colours seem to be a bit off?
I want the background (content) to be #282C34 but if I set it to that it always turns out as #223333 in Ted2.

To the left is the colour I want, to the right is the way it ends up in Ted2.
Does it have to be websafe colours or something?

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