2012/11/2 tj <t...@apache.org> > On 11/2/2012 06:15, RGB ES wrote: > >> 2012/11/2 Jürgen Schmidt <jogischm...@gmail.com> >> >> On 11/1/12 9:24 PM, RGB ES wrote: >>> >>>> A volunteer on the ES wiki that is working on an introduction to macro >>>> programming, informed that the SyntaxHighlight extension is using the >>>> >>> wrong >>> >>>> colours for StarBasic, Python and JavaScript. >>>> >>>> Is this something that needs to be informed directly to mediawiki or the >>>> colours used by the extension are a configuration option set on our >>>> side? >>>> >>>> >>> I don't know which extension we use but I assume it can be configured. >>> Somebody with karma has to check the extension on our wiki. >>> >>> Maybe a little bit more info which colors are wrong, or an example. But >>> what means wrong here, colors are always a matter of taste ;-) >>> >>> Juergen >>> >>> >> I think (I'm just reporting the problem ;) ) that in this case wrong means >> "different from the colours used by the AOO IDE". I'll ask more info to >> the >> original reporter. >> >> Regards >> Ricardo >> >> Information about the syntax-highlighting extension can be found on the > "Version" special page. A quick look at the links tells me we are quite far > behind in versions (but we are also running old MW software), so complaints > about problems with an old version are probably useless. I fear that it > will take a PHP programmer to make any local changes, but I could be wrong. > > Please note that the AOO IDE colors are entirely customizable through > Tools > Options > Appearance. > > /tj/ >
The user reporting this problem runs a personal media wiki page. He told me that the configuration file with colour definitions is located on extensions/SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi/geshi/geshi He shared his config file on the ES forum: http://forum.openoffice.org/es/forum/download/file.php?id=3164 with this definition file the wiki extension shows the same colours used by default by AOO. Regards Ricardo
