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RGB and HSL are just two reference systems in the color space. Another is CMR.

If you specify a point in the color space using the RGB reference, then you already have set the coordinates also in the other(s). It's just a conversion of coordinates, like Cartesian vs polar, for example.


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Sorry, but I don't understand your comment or your question.

I can only request that you try the following for yourself, so you can see first hand for yourself the incorrect behavior EDP v16 is presenting.

If you look at image #1 in my zip attachment, you can see that v15 only offers 6 syntax ...

I don't see any attachments. What am I missing?

I originally forgot to attach it, Sorry! It was your board software that originally rejected my attempt to attach the 10 images that screwed me up. I had to delete them all, and afterwards I forgot to attach the zip file. My bad.

I have since ...

You can actually edit colors in the new dialog any way you wish. Just press on the More Colors button. You even have a color picker now for your convenience:

Have you actually TRIED setting any color you wish? No, you did not, because YOU CAN'T.

Unfortunately, your forum board software won't ...

Perhaps you could post two screenshots, with before (v. 15) and after (v. 16) syntax highlighting, and point out what specifically you would like to customize.


Unfortunately such was not possible at the time I posted my question and you responded with your suggestion, since the installation of ...

Unfortunately, not possible.


Well THAT sucks. :cry:

Can you at least tell me WHICH syntax elements the previous version supported? (so I know which ones I need to change?)

I don't like the current colors so I want to change them, but I'd rather not have to go through each and every one (there ...

I just upgraded from EDP 15 to EDP 16, and now my syntax colors are all different!

How do I restore the colors that the previous version was using?

I just installed the latest 15.0.1.23 version of EDP to get the "Selection of lines from synchronizing (wide) splitter could be off by one or two lines with scope bars set to be invisible" fix (THANK YOU!), and noticed a new problem:

The last line of a directory comparison has it's last line ...

The fix will be in the next build.

YEA! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

I tried your files and still couldn't reproduce the issue. What are the steps? Could you post a screenshot?

Maybe it's the version of EDP that is being used?
Or maybe it's the personal computer operating system being used?
Or maybe it's EDP's "Document Types" settings?

For me, I'm using EDP ...

How does it manifest itself? What are the steps and results?
For me, it seems to happen all the freaking time. But I will try to perform some experiments to determine if there are any special conditions that produce it. I don't think there are, but I could be wrong. We'll see.

I was wrong. There ...

Try using the sychronizing splitter: you must click two lines lower than the line you want to select!
It seems quite repeatable.

THANK YOU for reporting this bug!

I also have been fighting with this bug too for the past several versions I think.

It's driving me nuts! :(

How does it manifest ...

For flat mode EDP uses the standard list view control provided by Windows, and its look depends on the Windows version (e.g. it looks differently from your screenshot on Windows 11).

Which makes perfect sense.

For tree mode EDP uses a control provided by a third-party library, and its look ...

When I do a directory comparison in FLAT mode, my screen looks like this:


EDP-flat-mode-scroll-thumb.png


When I do a directory comparison in TREE mode, my screen looks like this:


EDP-tree-mode-scroll-thumb.png


Notice how the scroll bars look! They look fine/normal in Flat mode, but in ...

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Just in case you're interested, here's an updated .zip file containing all three EBCDIC code pages: 37, 500 and 1047 too:
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Thanks.