Docstrings have a green wobbly underline

[sbaechler]

That is strings that start and end with """.

It's much better than the horrible green background in the default twilight theme that is shipped with PyCharm but no underline would be better.

I could not find the place where the color is defined.

I am using PyCharm 1.5 on OSX with a python file.

[nek4life]

Hi Simon I will take a look at this. The only time I can remember seeing the error warnings in the Docstrings were when the inspection parser was doing something wrong or I had a spelling error. You can configure those generic errors in under the general settings in the color & fonts menu. I did see Docstring color settings under the Python tab (in the 2.0 lastest build, I don't have 1.5 installed anymore) however I did not see that they had the underline effect turned on by default.

2011/11/1 Simon Bchler < [email protected]>

It's much better than the horrible green background in the default twilight theme that is shipped with PyCharm but no underline would be better.

I could not find the place where the color is defined.

I am using PyCharm 1.5 on OSX with a python file.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/nek4life/pycharm-twilight/issues/1

Charlie Choiniere [email protected]

[sbaechler]

Hi Charlie

I noticed that PyCharm marks Docstrings that are not at the beginning of a file or right after a function definition as errors. So the weird color is actually the error color.

Unfortunately this also happens in Django templates. Maybe it would be sufficient to just make the error color more readable.

Regards Simon

Am 14.11.2011 um 13:17 schrieb Charlie Choiniere:

Hi Simon I will take a look at this. The only time I can remember seeing the error warnings in the Docstrings were when the inspection parser was doing something wrong or I had a spelling error. You can configure those generic errors in under the general settings in the color & fonts menu. I did see Docstring color settings under the Python tab (in the 2.0 lastest build, I don't have 1.5 installed anymore) however I did not see that they had the underline effect turned on by default.

2011/11/1 Simon Bchler < [email protected]>

It's much better than the horrible green background in the default twilight theme that is shipped with PyCharm but no underline would be better.

I could not find the place where the color is defined.

I am using PyCharm 1.5 on OSX with a python file.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/nek4life/pycharm-twilight/issues/1

Charlie Choiniere [email protected]

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