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From what I know, Scintilla 3.x has two kinds of background colors: non-transparent solid color under text and semi-transparent color fill above text. Notepad2 is using the second approach but it leads to poor contrast - for example, gray fill over selected text (black) so that not only selection's background becomes non-white but the text itself becomes non-black.
Luckily, Notepad2 allows using the first approach (non-transparent color under text) by simply removing alpha:N from the style's settings. However, if you remove it from Selected Text or Current Line Background and put selection or caret over a region like /regexp/ (that has its own non-alpha background in JS scheme) you will see that selection's/line's background entirely replaces the regexp's.
Is there a way to specify precedence for styles? So that Current Line Background can't overlay more specific styles (like that of regexp). Notepad++ handles this well even though it doesn't even permit transparency in style colors but is using background a lot:
<script>
var x
var [y]
lines 2-3 have slightly bluish background ("JavaScript embedded")
line 3 (with the caret and selection) has more bluish background ("Current line background")
y has further different background ("Selected text color")
Can we do the same?
On a related note, why removing alpha from Current Line Background causes Matching Braces to be drawn on white background whilst that style has no back setting?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
From what I know, Scintilla 3.x has two kinds of background colors: non-transparent solid color under text and semi-transparent color fill above text. Notepad2 is using the second approach but it leads to poor contrast - for example, gray fill over selected text (black) so that not only selection's background becomes non-white but the text itself becomes non-black.
Luckily, Notepad2 allows using the first approach (non-transparent color under text) by simply removing
alpha:N
from the style's settings. However, if you remove it fromSelected Text
orCurrent Line Background
and put selection or caret over a region like/regexp/
(that has its own non-alpha background in JS scheme) you will see that selection's/line's background entirely replaces the regexp's.Is there a way to specify precedence for styles? So that
Current Line Background
can't overlay more specific styles (like that of regexp). Notepad++ handles this well even though it doesn't even permit transparency in style colors but is using background a lot:y
has further different background ("Selected text color")Can we do the same?
On a related note, why removing
alpha
fromCurrent Line Background
causesMatching Braces
to be drawn on white background whilst that style has noback
setting?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: