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svn line highlitght - is it just me ?

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undofen:
Im starting to think, is it my system's fault ? I submitted this bug http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1372906&group_id=126998&atid=707416 and people reply that they cant reproduce this. I submitted this bug at a time when the debugger wasnt working, now when its working, the actual line isnt highlighted, which makes it very unusable. I've got an uptodate ~x86 gentoo system, with wxGTK-2.6.2-r2. Do only I have these problems ? Or all gentoo users ? Or maybe all linux users ?
To give a little bit more info:
-the actual line is highlitghted with yellow, and errors are orange
-breakpoints arent highlighted red (as I think they should), actual line isnt blue - there is no highlight for both
-the above bug is still always reproducible for me
-when I go to the color settings of the editor, the line examples(actual line, breakpoint line, etc) arent highlighted until I reset the settings, but they are not after the reset when debugging

mandrav:

--- Quote from: undofen on December 15, 2005, 05:21:35 pm ---To give a little bit more info:
-the actual line is highlitghted with yellow, and errors are orange
-breakpoints arent highlighted red (as I think they should), actual line isnt blue - there is no highlight for both
-the above bug is still always reproducible for me
-when I go to the color setting of the editor, the line example but not when debugging

--- End quote ---

The line colors are becoming obsolete since they usually don't blend well with syntax highlighting. So:
Where there's a breakpoint, a breakpoint mark appears in the left margin.
When debugging, a yellow arrow points to the current line.
Also expect errors to be marked with a symbol in the margin, in one of the next revisions...

undofen:
I really like the idea, but I do not get any arrow, is it already implemented in svn ?

rickg22:
Yes.

thomas:
Personally, I quite like the compiler error line being highlighted. I've set that to yellow, that's a good contrast to all syntax styles. :)

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