Font colors

Posted Sat, 2011-06-04 22:16 by thiagodl

Hello, fellow Sigasi users.
My name is Thiago, I'm a Brazilian Computer Science student. I just downloaded the software for Linux and I've been facing a technically irrelevant problem, but that I'd really like to fix.

The problem is that the default font color (black) is the same as the background. Well, the background is black because of the general visual style modifications I've made on my Ubuntu. I could solve the problem by changing the whole skin, but I'd rather simply change the font color. So I went to Preferences->General->Appearance->Colors and Fonts. Searched for the right option, tried changing some colors, but no difference could be done on the .vhdl code colors.

As you can see on the screenshot, only the comments and reserved words on the code are visible. So is there a way to change it?

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I'd also like to ask if I download and install Sigasi on my Windows partition, would I still be able to use my License Key?

‹ Filtering the reported problems Xilinx Webpack 12.1, linux 64 bits ›

You need the settings for

by philippe.faes (Sigasi) - 2011-06-05 08:12

You need the settings for VHDL formatting: Preferences > Sigasi (VHDL)> Editor. Then set the Default color to white (or anything you like).

Thank you, Philippe. It

by thiagodl - 2011-06-05 15:03

Thank you, Philippe. It worked just fine.
I really didn't see that option because I was filtering by the word "color".

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