com.intellij.application.options.colors.ColorAndFontOptions Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: IdeUtils.java From StringManipulation with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
public static EditorImpl createEditorPreview(String text, boolean editable) { EditorColorsScheme scheme = EditorColorsManager.getInstance().getGlobalScheme(); ColorAndFontOptions options = new ColorAndFontOptions(); options.reset(); options.selectScheme(scheme.getName()); EditorFactory editorFactory = EditorFactory.getInstance(); Document editorDocument = editorFactory.createDocument(text); EditorEx editor = (EditorEx) (editable ? editorFactory.createEditor(editorDocument) : editorFactory.createViewer(editorDocument)); editor.setColorsScheme(scheme); EditorSettings settings = editor.getSettings(); settings.setLineNumbersShown(true); settings.setWhitespacesShown(false); settings.setLineMarkerAreaShown(false); settings.setIndentGuidesShown(false); settings.setFoldingOutlineShown(false); settings.setAdditionalColumnsCount(0); settings.setAdditionalLinesCount(0); settings.setRightMarginShown(false); return (EditorImpl) editor; }
Example #2
Source File: GoalEditor.java From MavenHelper with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@NotNull private static Editor createEditor() { EditorColorsScheme scheme = EditorColorsManager.getInstance().getGlobalScheme(); ColorAndFontOptions options = new ColorAndFontOptions(); options.reset(); options.selectScheme(scheme.getName()); EditorFactory editorFactory = EditorFactory.getInstance(); Document editorDocument = editorFactory.createDocument(""); EditorEx editor = (EditorEx) (true ? editorFactory.createEditor(editorDocument) : editorFactory.createViewer(editorDocument)); editor.setColorsScheme(scheme); EditorSettings settings = editor.getSettings(); settings.setLineNumbersShown(false); settings.setUseSoftWraps(true); settings.setWhitespacesShown(false); settings.setLineMarkerAreaShown(false); settings.setIndentGuidesShown(false); settings.setFoldingOutlineShown(false); settings.setAdditionalColumnsCount(0); settings.setAdditionalLinesCount(0); settings.setRightMarginShown(false); return editor; }
Example #3
Source File: CoverageLineMarkerRenderer.java From consulo with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Override public void actionPerformed(AnActionEvent e) { final ColorAndFontOptions colorAndFontOptions = new ColorAndFontOptions(){ @Override protected List<ColorAndFontPanelFactory> createPanelFactories() { final GeneralColorsPage colorsPage = new GeneralColorsPage(); final ColorAndFontPanelFactory panelFactory = new ColorAndFontPanelFactory() { @Nonnull @Override public NewColorAndFontPanel createPanel(@Nonnull ColorAndFontOptions options) { final SimpleEditorPreview preview = new SimpleEditorPreview(options, colorsPage); return NewColorAndFontPanel.create(preview, colorsPage.getDisplayName(), options, null, colorsPage); } @Nonnull @Override public String getPanelDisplayName() { return "Editor | " + getDisplayName() + " | " + colorsPage.getDisplayName(); } }; return Collections.singletonList(panelFactory); } }; final Configurable[] configurables = colorAndFontOptions.buildConfigurables(); try { final SearchableConfigurable general = colorAndFontOptions.findSubConfigurable(GeneralColorsPage.class); if (general != null) { final LineData lineData = getLineData(myLineNumber); ShowSettingsUtil.getInstance().editConfigurable(myEditor.getProject(), general, general.enableSearch(getAttributesKey(lineData).getExternalName())); } } finally { for (Configurable configurable : configurables) { configurable.disposeUIResources(); } colorAndFontOptions.disposeUIResources(); } }