#10 Allow Editing of existing colour

[scottFuz]

Feature request.

When chosing to edit colour for CMake attribute in Preferences, current colour comes up in the colour selection dialog in the row of recent colours used but with a check mark centered in the box. Would it be possible for the user to edit this colour?

If the user were to click/double-click a check marked box, the colour edit dialog would appear populated with the RGB value from colour in check marked box.

As it stands, user clicks "custom" and the colour edit dialog opens preset to #BF4040 (dark red). User has no way of knowing RGB value of existing colour.

[Weberworks]

Am Montag, 31. Juli 2017, 15:51:16 CEST schrieben Sie:

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** [bugs:#10] Allow Editing of existing colour**

Status: open
Group: Next Release
Labels: appearance feature request
Created: Mon Jul 31, 2017 03:51 PM UTC by scottFuz
Last Updated: Mon Jul 31, 2017 03:51 PM UTC
Owner: nobody

Feature request.

When chosing to edit colour for CMake attribute in Preferences, current
colour comes up in the colour selection dialog in the row of recent colours
used but with a check mark centered in the box. Would it be possible for
the user to edit this colour?

If the user were to click/double-click a check marked box, the colour edit
dialog would appear populated with the RGB value from colour in check
marked box.

As it stands, user clicks "custom" and the colour edit dialog opens preset
to #BF4040 (dark red). User has no way of knowing RGB value of existing
colour.

Cmakeed just uses the standard color-chooser provided by Eclipse. You will
find the same behavior if you select for example
Preferences|General|Appearance|Colors and Fonts|Counter Color.
So I guess you should ask for this in the Eclipse bug tracker.

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[scottFuz]

Nevermind...
Found it - right click check marked box and select "customize" in the balloon that pops up.