Hi,
I'm using VS2012 and the newest edition of nCrunch. My VS2012 is using the dark theme and any nCrunch configurations that use 0,0,0 as a color show up as white, not black. However, 0, 255, 0 is green, and other colors behave mostly normally. I tested a bunch of numbers trying to get to the darkest grey possible. It gets darker and darker until 61,61,61. At 60,60,60, it jumps to a very light grey and gets progressively brighter the lower the number until it hits white at 0,0,0.
Thanks,
Ben
Remco NCrunch Developer
#5232
06 Feb 2014 13:10 UTC
Hi Ben,
Thanks for posting!
The behaviour you've described is a new feature in V2. One of the biggest problems with automatically aligning the colour scheme with VS is that the markers can disappear if they are not adjusted in line with the IDE. Because the VS dark theme uses 30,30,30 as the background colour, your black markers would be almost invisible against the standard IDE background. NCrunch is reversing the colour to make the markers visible.
Cheers,
Remco
Thanks for posting!
The behaviour you've described is a new feature in V2. One of the biggest problems with automatically aligning the colour scheme with VS is that the markers can disappear if they are not adjusted in line with the IDE. Because the VS dark theme uses 30,30,30 as the background colour, your black markers would be almost invisible against the standard IDE background. NCrunch is reversing the colour to make the markers visible.
Cheers,
Remco
Hi Remco,
In the previous versions of nCrunch, it was black and I could see it just fine and I got used to that. I'll pick a new color for that I guess.
Thanks for getting back so quickly,
Ben
In the previous versions of nCrunch, it was black and I could see it just fine and I got used to that. I'll pick a new color for that I guess.
Thanks for getting back so quickly,
Ben
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