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How to assign a global default color?

Open ThomasJanUta opened this issue 3 years ago • 6 comments

Great plugin, I cannot live without it.

The current default pink is terrible in Darcula default theme and for every existing project it is set by default: new default

I know I can assign a new color for each project. Somehow this change #7 overwrote my own default color with the pink color.

How do I assign a global default color so new and existing projects use this default?

ThomasJanUta avatar Sep 09 '21 18:09 ThomasJanUta

Looks like a post migration bug. Will prioritise it.

tobszarny avatar Sep 09 '21 19:09 tobszarny

Any updates on this?

kingarawana avatar Feb 12 '22 03:02 kingarawana

FYKI: I believe it is possible to change the ugly color by changing the .class file itself within the plugin: HighlighterSettingsConfig.class file needs to be modified with ByteCode Editor (http://set.ee/jbe/) inside that class you can set the RGB colors: persistentState.background.red = 173; persistentState.background.green = 46; persistentState.background.blue = 156; (Another solution would be to build the jar from source, but that failed with compile errors)

peterpetrekanics avatar Apr 12 '22 15:04 peterpetrekanics

Work in progress, expect an update in a while

tobszarny avatar May 23 '22 09:05 tobszarny

Work in progress, expect an update in a while

Looking forward to a fix. As part of a learning exercise, I am creating a lot of small projects and have to keep going in and changing this for every new project. Allowing setting a global default would be great. And thank you for this super-useful plugin!

alotia avatar May 23 '22 19:05 alotia

Upvoting. "Set as Default" button on the plugin's settings page?

stohn777 avatar Jan 21 '23 18:01 stohn777