Pastel color scheme

[FellippeHeitor]

An easy on the eyes scheme I'm currently using:
 

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1. 'This is supposed to be added to the end of config.txt in your internal folder.
2. '[IDE COLOR SCHEMES]
3. Scheme1$ = "Pastel|226226196049235216196128226128255049255206049137128108043045037010000020088088088"

If your Scheme1 slot is already taken, rename it accordingly to use the next slot.

[bplus]

Hi Fellippe,

Is this for version 1.2 or greater?

[FellippeHeitor]

Yes

[bplus]

How about a screen shot?

I am pretty good with all the bells and whistles I have in current version, but I might be motivated to change versions with fancy colors. 

[FellippeHeitor]

Here's a screenshot. I'm using the Terminus font, 16px: https://files.ax86.net/terminus-ttf/

[bplus]

Oh heck! I thought it did not load??? But there it is!

Fellippe your font is good!

BTW, when I first ran the Nightmare fix the png file wasn't loading. I changed handle to Bait& and then it did. I switched it back and it did???


Oh hey! Fellippe,

Why aren't you using a myCanvas handle here instead of a direct SCREEN? (in your screen shot)

Yep! I am thinking I missed a point somewhere on that RAM usage thing?

Append:
Oh hey! I do like those line numbers down the left side!

[FellippeHeitor]

Why aren't you using a myCanvas handle here instead of a direct SCREEN? (in your screen shot)

I don't intend to switch screen modes in that program, no need to store my image handle. I can always get it back using the _DISPLAY function though:

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1. SCREEN _NEWIMAGE(800, 600, 32)
2. myScreen& = _DISPLAY

Append:
Oh hey! I do like those line numbers down the left side!

Try View->Line numbers->Show line numbers.

[bplus]

Why aren't you using a myCanvas handle here instead of a direct SCREEN? (in your screen shot)

I don't intend to switch screen modes in that program, no need to store my image handle. I can always get it back using the _DISPLAY function though:

Code: QB64: [Select]

1. SCREEN _NEWIMAGE(800, 600, 32)
2. myScreen& = _DISPLAY

Append:
Oh hey! I do like those line numbers down the left side!

Try View->Line numbers->Show line numbers.

RE: Switch screen modes
So the RAM goes on rampage when you switch screen modes. Switch screen modes? or just switch screens = screen handles includes using _NEWIMAGE calls allot? (which is not what I tested, which might explain why I didn't find anything unusual.)

RE: Try View->Line numbers->Show line numbers.
Ah! here is where my version number is behind the current one. I only get to View Subs under the View Menu of the IDE.