Open ronascentes opened 1 year ago
The color theme should be gray by default (we don't specify it)
Do you have any kind of color theme configured in your Terminal/Powershell session? If I could reproduce the issue we can probably explicitly set the colors on startup to fix it
@halvarsson - thanks for replying.
This is the color theme I use for my Terminal/ PowerShell session:
{
"background": "#1B1D1E",
"black": "#222D3F",
"blue": "#3167AC",
"brightBlack": "#FFF688",
"brightBlue": "#3C7DD2",
"brightCyan": "#35B387",
"brightGreen": "#2D9440",
"brightPurple": "#8230A7",
"brightRed": "#D4312E",
"brightWhite": "#E7ECED",
"brightYellow": "#E5BE0C",
"cursorColor": "#E5BE0C",
"cyan": "#2C9370",
"foreground": "#2CC55D",
"green": "#008000",
"name": "Digon",
"purple": "#781AA0",
"red": "#A82320",
"selectionBackground": "#792B9C",
"white": "#B0B6BA",
"yellow": "#E58D11"
}
Thanks, it seems like the color is being overridden by the Terminal color scheme as it maps the colors that we use to different colors
I think the easiest fix to this would be to just add support for themes in psedit, and let users chose themselves if they want to use a different theme for psedit
I did a black theme on my local setup and tried it with your terminal theme, and it can look pretty good at least.. so I will have a look at adding support for changing themes in the future
Thank you @halvarsson
@halvarsson Is adding themes on the roadmap for psedit? Thx.
I'm not sure if PSEdit use the current Terminal color theme but for me it's ineligible. Is there a way to change PSEdit color theme?