Dark theme issue

[PsYhLo]

i use dark gtk theme on my linux box
and i notice that the build log tab didn't use colors from my gtk theme
here see it
and here the text is selected
I use Slackware 11 with XFCE 4.3.99.2 Code::Blocks SVN build 3320
no matter what version of Code::Block i use this issue is always there

Is this some kind of bug

sorry for my poor english

[PsYhLo]

anyone with this kind of promblem

[mandrav]

anyone with this kind of promblem

Everyone with a non-standard theme .
Please show some patience here, you just reported it yesterday: give us some time to fix it...

Anyway, fix committed.

[PsYhLo]

sorry  about that
and thanks alot

[PsYhLo]

@mandrav what happen still no progress
i'm fan of dark theme because they rests my eyes

sorry for my poor english

[Phatency]

@mandrav what happen still no progress
i'm fan of dark theme because they rests my eyes

I can't see the logic in your "eyes resting" by having a theme with that high contrast :/ Okay, I can't really tell, since I have an IBM CRT bought in the 90's..

[lubos]

couldn't it be possible to set ide colors(themes) manually? or do you plan it? :lol:

[thomas]

I can't see the logic in your "eyes resting" by having a theme with that high contrast :/

I can't see the logic in changing a theme at all... dozens of engineers who know a great deal more about ergonomy than you and me and anobody else on this forums work on an operating system's default theme for months.

I use all my installations with default theme, and I don't have any issues with it. The only thing I could imagine would be to switch to "big fonts" theme in 30 years from now, should my eyes get worse (but hopefully, we'll have some kind of eye implants until then...).

couldn't it be possible to set ide colors(themes) manually? or do you plan it? :lol:

The IDE currently uses what wxWidgets figures as the "correct" thing from querying OS settings. Not sure we actually ever change one control's colour.
Even if I understood why one would change one application's colours manually, I would not know how to do it, anyway. Mind you, it's not just about setting the background of one or two controls, it's a bit more complex.