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In nedit, the selected text color is blue by default. (in Java?)
And I want to change the color to yellow, I go through the .nedit file but I can't find the line I should make this change.
You can do it through the menus (if I understand what you want). Preferences>Default Settings>Colors>Selection Background. Foreground only works with highlighting disabled, but background's okay.
Or
~
1027>> grep -in color .nedit/nedit.rc
388:nedit.textFgColor: black
389:nedit.textBgColor: rgb:e5/e5/e5
390:nedit.selectFgColor: black
391:nedit.selectBgColor: rgb:cc/cc/cc
392:nedit.hiliteFgColor: white
393:nedit.hiliteBgColor: red
394:nedit.lineNoFgColor: black
395:nedit.cursorFgColor: black
~
1028>> vim +391 .nedit/nedit.rc
It's wired that I don't have a .nedt directory, instead, I have a file called .nedit. However, I can't find the line that set the color in the .nedit file.
Also, in my Preferences>Default Settings, I don't have color option.
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