Green or Red for stderr under IDLE?
MK
mark at _spamspamlovelyspam_btweng.krakow.pl
Sat Jun 19 05:38:03 EDT 1999
On Fri, 18 Jun 1999 20:26:11 GMT, Sam Schulenburg <sams at quinta.com> wrote:
>I notice that stderr for the IDLE environmnet is defaulted to green for
>it's color. Is this a standard anywhere or should it be defaulted to
>red?
>I find that on all the releases that I have used, I have to reset its
>value to red as I use this feature to print out error messages on the
>status of the scripts that I run.
IDLE | Help | Help:
Tips:
To change the font on Windows, open EditorWindow.py and change
text['font'] = ("verdana", 8)
to, e.g.,
text['font'] = ("courier new", 10)
To change the Python syntax colors, edit the tagdefs table in
ColorDelegator.py; to change the shell colors, edit the tagdefs
table in PyShell.py.
Pyshell.py:
tagdefs.update({
##"stdin": {"background": "yellow"},
"stdout": {"foreground": "blue"},
"stderr": {"foreground": "#007700"},
"console": {"foreground": "#770000"},
"ERROR": {"background": "#FF7777"},
None: {"foreground": "purple"}, # default
})
MK
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