On Jan 27, 2007, at 12:14, Steve Nicholson wrote:
On Jan 25, 2007, at 6:15 PM, Daniel Flatin wrote:
I have just noticed that BBEdit is now partially applying syntax
color preferences to the grep search and replace patterns in the
search dialog box. While in principle I think this is a great
idea, I have started using a color scheme of light colors on a
dark background (ala John Gruber's command line tool, bbcolors).
This results in washing out some of the grep pattern elements
against the white text edit field background. I have already sent
a comment to Bare Bones support, but I thought I would mention it
here just in case there was a work around or obvious solution.
Thanks,
Dan
BBEdit has done that for a while, but the text background in your
search dialog should be the same color as the background in your
editor window. The feature is controlled by Preferences -> Text
Search -> "Color grep patterns in Find dialog".
Thanks Steve. Rich also directed me to the preferences. It is now
under Languages -> Grep Replace Pattern -> Options -> Colors, and
similarly for Grep Search Pattern. Quite a bit of customizability,
but I found you still can't change the color of the red ()+.*
characters. I suspect this may be an oversight.
Dan
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