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Re: Squeak 3.9, system browser, source, how to change syntax highlighting c: msg#00056

Subject: Re: Squeak 3.9, system browser, source, how to change syntax highlighting colors?
Take a look at SHOUT there is a color editing table.
Better look in the squeak-dev image
        http://damien.cassou.free.fr
Since everything is nicely integrated.



On 10 déc. 06, at 18:53, Grant Rettke wrote:

Hi folks,

In Squeak 3.9, regarding the system browser source code tab, how do you change
the syntax highlighting colors?

Regards,

Griff
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