> my opinion is that color monitors should apply to the selected set, like > most other commands. that way, if you want to color a monitor, select > one of the involved atoms and issue a "color monitor [color]" command.
This makes sense to me.
I agree that this enhancement would be useful (allowing multiple arbitrary colors for monitors, which can now have thickness), and I don't think it would cause any big problems for existing scripts (though it could break a few -- but then easily fixed).
I would also propose that the default monitor color *not* be <inherit>
Why not? I like that, and changing it may alter the results of old scripts.
And, I would apply the same reasoning to 'label'. One should be able to set label colors on individual labels.
No problem with that enhancement.
-Eric Martz
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