On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 3:03 PM, Fidel N <[email protected]> wrote:
> it works great here, thanks for this Edward
Thanks for the report. Maybe the code is beta quality now ;-)
> With the update, also noticed the big blue square surrounding the selected
> widget, its also great. Those things improve usability big time IMO :D
I assume you mean the selected tree node. It's a new setting::
@color tree-item-selected-bg = @LightSteelBlue1
You can change the color by changing this setting in myLeoSettings.leo.
About colors: LightSteelBlue1 is defined in leoSettings.leo. As
mentioned in leoSettings.leo, you can see the list of available Qt
colors (case ignored by Qt) by running this script:
from leo.core.leoQt import QtGui
aList = sorted([g.u(z) for z in QtGui.QColor().colorNames()])
print('\n'.join(aList))
I'm not sure whether these colors depend on platform. It would be
good if Leo color settings automatically knew about the colors in
Leo's color database in leoColor.py, but at present they do not. Not
sure when that will happen...
Edward
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