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Disable underlining file paths in terminal
Hello.
Currently, I cannot find a way to disable underline effect in the embedded terminal for the strings that look like file paths.
I have followed this post, disabled every effect under the Preferences | Editor | Color Scheme | General | Hyperlinks. Then restarted the IDE.
While the effect of coloring to blue was disabled, still I get the underlined strings:
Versions:
- IDE name and version: PyCharm 2023.3.1
#PY-233.11799.298(also tried in Intellij Idea). - Perl5 plugin version:
233.11799.67-EAP-SNAPSHOT → 2023.3 - JRE version: Do not know. Currently using pycharm-eap aur package, and seems it currently does not provide jre subpackage.
- Your OS name and version: Arch Linux
I am not completely sure this is the problem of Perl 5 plugin, but I tried the same IDE (in this case pycharm) with the different project (a python project), and it does not underline file paths.
Ye, it may come from any plugin. And not sure I made them optional in my case. Why?
You mean, why making it possible to disable underline effect? I have lots of output that contains file path, that not meant to be underlined. And the output looks weird with lots of underlines. The project also uses colored output, and I need to be able to view it correctly. So I disabled all the hyperlink effects. But still, underlining was applied.
I wanted to additionally note, that while coloring effect of file paths became "disabled" (the underlined files became white instead of blue), still this underlining effect overwrites the intended color. I.e. the green text becomes underlined white.
Also a small detail. For the official supported languages, for example, for Python in PyCharm, the changes in color schemes are applied immediately after you press Apply button in settings window (even without closing settings window). But for the Perl, the changes are not applied immediately. You need to rerun your configuration (start/debug a project), then it is applied.
This is another one example why I want to disable this completely. It just incorrectly determines where is the file path and where the usual text continues: