Compiler syntaxColorAt: won't work anymore in D6

Hi,

I'm starting to play aoround with my new copy of D6, and I have a script
that set's all my preferences for an image. This includes removing the italics
for comments:

Compiler syntaxColorAt: #Comment put: '\cf4'.

It doesn't work anymore.  What's the correct way to do this in D6?

Thaks

Fernando,

> I'm starting to play aoround with my new copy of D6, and I have a script
> that set's all my preferences for an image. This includes removing the
> italics for comments:
>
> Compiler syntaxColorAt: #Comment put: '\cf4'.
>
> It doesn't work anymore.  What's the correct way to do this in D6?

There is now a GUI for setting syntax colors.  It's in the user preferences
under Workspace/textStyles.  (Or right-click on the big workspace icon in the
system folder).

Programatic access to the same is via the same aspect of SmalltalkWorkspace.
E.g. I use:

    SmalltalkWorkspace textStyles
        do: [:each | each isBold: false; isItalic: false].

to turn off bold and italic in all the available categories.

    -- chris

> Programatic access to the same is via the same aspect of SmalltalkWorkspace.
> E.g. I use:
>
>     SmalltalkWorkspace textStyles
>         do: [:each | each isBold: false; isItalic: false].
>
> to turn off bold and italic in all the available categories.

and if you want to change a specific element you have to search for it
by name.  As in

styles := SmalltalkWorkspace textStyles.
comment := styles detect: [:each | each name = #comment].
comment forecolor: Color blue.
comment isItalic: false.

--
Ian

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Fernando Rodríguez escribió:
Go to:

User Preferences >> Workspace >> textStyles

Regards Bruno