James Cuénod wrote:
the colouration is actually not a background colour - its on
top of the text.
You are right that setting the translucency affects the text. However,
it does also affect the background, and I would not call this behavior a
bug, exactly. I would say the property is slightly misnamed. Instead
of caret.line.back.alpha, it might be more accurate to call it
caret.line.alpha, since this setting affects everything on the line.
(Note that there is selection.fore, selection.back, and
selection.alpha.) However, I can also understand why it would be named
the way it is, because caret.line.back is the color which you are
adjusting the translucency of, if you use translucency.
On 6/24/07, Chachereau Nicolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, here's a little workaround: use caret.line.back.alpha.
Hope this helps.
Nicolas
Thanks, Nicolas, it does help. It's not exactly what I want, but it's a
reasonable approximation.
John
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