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Just tried it with M2 – still pants I’m afraid. It’s still Black text on a Black background for any JSP/EL syntax items…Sigh, back to Idea
I can also confirm that 4.0M2 on eclipse 3.1 still has the problem.
Any comment from the MyEclipse folks on when this might be fixed. Kind of a bummer to be able to use a black background for java and be forced to use a white background for all MyEclipse editors.
4.0 hasn’t shipped yet, we know this one is a “drives users crazy” issue. I’m actively seeing if we can get it into M3
Wait guys I just checked and this was fixed in Milestone 2, are you not seeing the color settings for each editor? You should.
Hmmm, I agree with Thurin. 4.0M2 on 3.1 still shows black on black for any text inside a ${ }. On the MyEclipse/Editors/JSP/JSP styles entry I can change any of the 8 colour entries successfully, However none of them have an effect on EL syntaxed text. Even the Sample text window appears to have text hidden. Is there some other colour setting somewhere that affects this text?
…you are still doing a great job removing the sand from the vaseline…
Similar to csaw, I can change colors for all sorts of stuff including background color for JSP’s and HTML and Javascript, but am still having the same problem I noted earlier when the background is set to black:
In a jsp using a tag, the value of the tag is black on black. For example, in the line:
<input type=”hidden” name=”itemPageStartIndex” value=”<c:out value=”${searchResultsInfo.pageIndex}” />” />
the ” after = and before <c:out and the ” before the final /> are black on black. Also, the entire value “${searchResultsInfo.pageIndex}” is black on black.I’ll also say that 4.0M2 is really solid and that this issue is nitpicky. Just shows how good it is if this is the type of stuff we complain about 🙂
Ugg I just confirmed this, it’s half fixed, seems to work for the <%@ directives but the tags in the page are all barfed, we targetted it for M3. Sorry about that guys.
The current line highlight color only highlights from immediately past the last character on the line to the right of the window. It does not highlight any of the text on the line. I only tried this in an XML file.
I use a black background, but I couldn’t make it work with any background color.
It’s actually an interesting “feature”. I don’t use current line highlight because it messes with the colors I’m used to seeing, but this doesn’t do that. It does however provide more of a visual que than just a blinking bar.
Maybe it is a feature. This is on 4.0M2.
Rob
Well, all apart from single quotes surrounding a JSP EL element – they stay black. But great job apart from that…
