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Projects => ObjAsm => Topic started by: HSE on September 30, 2018, 04:55:08 AM
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Nothing complex here. Just making easy to change debug colors.
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;Debug colors
$RGBbasico textequ <$RGB(230,230,230)> ; for dark background
;$RGBbasico textequ <$RGB( 0, 0, 0)> ; for bright background
$RGBred textequ <$RGB(255, 0, 0)>
$RGBblue textequ <$RGB( 0, 0,255)>
$RGBgray1 textequ <$RGB(128,128,128)>
$RGBgreen0 textequ <$RGB( 0,160, 0)>
$RGBgreen1 textequ <$RGB( 50,150, 50)> ; DbgFPU
$RGBblue1 textequ <$RGB( 64, 64,255)> ; DbgObject
$RGBblue2 textequ <$RGB( 63, 63,255)> ; DbgVMT
$RGBorange textequ <$RGB(192, 64, 64)>
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Regards.
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Hi HSE
Good idea! :t
Thanks, Biterider
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Hi HSE
If you have time, can you take a look at this version to check if it fits? :P
I renamed the colors with names that show their purpose.
Biterider
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Nice!!
Just now I noted that I don't see lines. DbgLine don't have color. DbgOutCmd use DBG_CMD_INFO structure, wich doesn't have "dcolor" item.
Perhaps that color could be a DebugCenter setting.
Thanks.
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Right!
We can extend the coloring for the other features and the window background.
I'll write it down for the next update.
Thanks, Biterider
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Hi HSE
Debug coloring is now available for 32 and 64 bit versions (ObjAsm Fusion project) ;)
Upcomming improvements like "background coloring" will be common for both ex-subprojects.
Regards, Biterider