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Decimal Basic Editor Background Color (2024-01-16 03:18 by Zuzikofon #691352)

Windows 10. Is it possible to change the background color in the Decimal Basic editor? It is set to white - it is very tiring for the eyes.

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Re: Decimal Basic Editor Background Color (2024-01-16 13:33 by SHIRAISHI Kazuo #691355)

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> Windows 10. Is it possible to change the background color in the Decimal Basic editor? It is set to white - it is very tiring for the eyes.
Decimal BASIC Ver.8 uses SynEdit as editor.
Decimal BASIC Ver.8 includes the source files.

Install Lazarus and then
Open Project BASIC.lpi
File Open MainFrm.pas
View Toggle Form/Unit View
View Object Inspector
Click Memo1:Teditor
Click Color and then select some color
and Run Compile.


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Re: Decimal Basic Editor Background Color (2024-04-22 02:14 by zuzikofon #754757)

Thank you very much,
it worked.

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> Reply To Message #691352
> > Windows 10. Is it possible to change the background color in the Decimal Basic editor? It is set to white - it is very tiring for the eyes.
> Decimal BASIC Ver.8 uses SynEdit as editor.
> Decimal BASIC Ver.8 includes the source files.
>
> Install Lazarus and then
> Open Project BASIC.lpi
> File Open MainFrm.pas
> View Toggle Form/Unit View
> View Object Inspector
> Click Memo1:Teditor
> Click Color and then select some color
> and Run Compile.
>
>

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