[nerobotParticipant]

I tried and got properly result. Hm.

Don’t know.. but did you select your theme in ‘menu — view — themes’?

How it’s possible…

 

Did you try to copy/paste whole my first style example?

[nerobotParticipant]

Try to use all colors from other theme and modify only what you want.

There is no TextView on the screenshot . To see it you should open any code file.

[nerobotParticipant]

@hezkore  in which folder did you make changes?

[nerobotParticipant]

I agree – themes system is not ideal, but not bad at all.:)

what does textview-color0 do? anyone?

these are colors for code highlighting:

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Const COLOR_NONE:=0 Const COLOR_IDENT:=1 Const COLOR_KEYWORD:=2 Const COLOR_STRING:=3 Const COLOR_NUMBER:=4 Const COLOR_COMMENT:=5 Const COLOR_PREPROC:=6 Const COLOR_OTHER:=7

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Const COLOR_NONE:=0 Const COLOR_IDENT:=1 Const COLOR_KEYWORD:=2 Const COLOR_STRING:=3 Const COLOR_NUMBER:=4 Const COLOR_COMMENT:=5 Const COLOR_PREPROC:=6 Const COLOR_OTHER:=7

How about an actual color picker that is directly linked to the internal base color system?

Yes, I have it in todo – “create preferences dialog”. And colors picker will be there.

Lastly. I have all the code for internal color pickers, and a lot more if you would like this to be folded into ted2go?

Not for now, but I want to see your code and maybe get some parts of code. Samples looked nice!

[nerobotParticipant]

@hezkore

All you need is

1. Do work inside of ‘monkey2/bin/ted2_windows/assets/themes/  – if you want to only add theme.
2. Copy any existing theme into new file.
3. Add style for TextView inside it.
4. Add your style info into themes.json to see it inside of ted2.

Below is resulting style with changed bgColor.

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{ "extends":"ted2-default", "colors":{ "clear": "#181818", "gutter": "#262626", "content": "#323232", "panel": "#4c4c4c", "knob": "#666666", "hover": "#888888", "active" : "#989898", "text-default": "#fff", "text-highlight": "#ff0", "text-disabled": "#888", "text-background": "#888", "textview-cursor":"#08f", "textview-selection":"#888", "textview-color0":"#0000", "textview-color1":"#fff", "textview-color2":"#ff0", "textview-color3":"#0f8", "textview-color4":"#0f8", "textview-color5":"#0ff", "textview-color6":"#fc0", "textview-color7":"#fff" }, "styles":{ "TextView":{ "backgroundColor":"#282C34" } } }

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{ "extends":"ted2-default", "colors":{   "clear": "#181818", "gutter": "#262626", "content": "#323232", "panel": "#4c4c4c", "knob": "#666666", "hover": "#888888", "active" : "#989898", "text-default": "#fff", "text-highlight": "#ff0", "text-disabled": "#888", "text-background": "#888", "textview-cursor":"#08f", "textview-selection":"#888", "textview-color0":"#0000", "textview-color1":"#fff", "textview-color2":"#ff0", "textview-color3":"#0f8", "textview-color4":"#0f8", "textview-color5":"#0ff", "textview-color6":"#fc0", "textview-color7":"#fff" }, "styles":{ "TextView":{ "backgroundColor":"#282C34" } } }

[nerobotParticipant]

Thanks!:)

I agree icons need to be replaced with more consistent ones. All of them not only toolbar.

And thanks for the links.

[nerobotParticipant]

You should add your code into ted2 and recompile it.

Look inside of ted2document.monkey2. There is

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Class Ted2DocumentType Extends Plugin

1	Class Ted2DocumentType Extends Plugin

And see how it works on existing docs: jsom/xml/monkey2-document.

In short, you have to register file extension you want to open with your custom viewer and then override method OnCreateView() – add here creation of your custom view, that will be added as new tab in editor.

[nerobotParticipant]

1. Yes. I will add reading of appArgs and we’ll can to open associated with ted2.exe files. Soon.
2. No for now. Docs are based on HtmlView that don’t allow us to select text. So we should to open docs in our desktop browser.

[nerobotParticipant]

I got the same problem on my notebook.

So I fixed that in ted2go – not pushed in repo yet, but soon.

[nerobotParticipant]

There is new stuff:
* New parser – some cases became better, some worse (wip);
* Added new action by pressing F2 – goto declaration. Worked with global decls and with class members (wip);
* Fixed crash if we type inside of file with imports only (if there is no one decl);
* Changed items sorting order.

[nerobotParticipant]

Bright = saturated colors.:)

I surprised at quality of picture!

[nerobotParticipant]

Wow, bright picture!

[nerobotParticipant]

Nice topic.

In c# there is Task<T> class to wrap async results. When you call

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await myFuncAsync()

1	await myFuncAsync()

keyword ‘await’ extract result ‘T’ type for you.

Also c# has functions Task.WaitAll() and Task.WaitAny().

WaitAll() easy to do with model discussed above. Like this

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Function AwaitAll<T>( futures:Future<T>[],callback:Void( results:T[] ) ) Local results:=New T[features.Length] For Local i:=0 Until features.Length results[i]=future.Get() Next If callback Then callback( results ) End

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Function AwaitAll<T>( futures:Future<T>[],callback:Void( results:T[] ) )     Local results:=New T[features.Length]     For Local i:=0 Until features.Length      results[i]=future.Get()     Next     If callback Then callback( results ) End

WaitAny – more difficult, need to subscribe on OnFinished event, that we should to add into Fiber execution section.

[nerobotParticipant]

mx2 arrays are cpp arrays (because all mx-code translated to cpp before compiling), so they must be contiguous in memory, I think.

[nerobotParticipant]

Thanks for explanation.

So it’s very easy to implement and will be done soon.

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