Java Code Examples for org.eclipse.swt.custom.StyledText#getBackground()
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Example 1
Source File: MinimapOverviewRuler.java From Pydev with Eclipse Public License 1.0 | 6 votes |
@Override protected void doubleBufferPaint(GC dest) { if (fTextViewer != null) { StyledText textWidget = fTextViewer.getTextWidget(); //Calling setBackground/setForeground leads to a repaint on some Linux variants (ubuntu 12), so //we must only call it if it actually changed to prevent a repaint. //View: https://www.brainwy.com/tracker/LiClipse/120 Color background = textWidget.getBackground(); if (lastBackground == null || !lastBackground.equals(background)) { fCanvas.setBackground(background); lastBackground = background; } Color foreground = textWidget.getForeground(); if (lastForeground == null || !lastForeground.equals(foreground)) { fCanvas.setForeground(foreground); lastForeground = foreground; } } super.doubleBufferPaint(dest); }
Example 2
Source File: ThemeableEditorExtension.java From APICloud-Studio with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") private void overrideRulerColors() { IThemeableEditor editor = this.fEditor.get(); // default to bg color of surrounding composite Color bg = null; // Use editor background color if we can if (editor != null) { ISourceViewer sv = editor.getISourceViewer(); if (sv != null) { StyledText text = sv.getTextWidget(); if (text != null) { bg = text.getBackground(); // copy the color because for some reason it gets disposed bg = ThemePlugin.getDefault().getColorManager().getColor(bg.getRGB()); } } // force the colors for all the ruler columns (specifically so we force the folding bg to match). CompositeRuler ruler = (CompositeRuler) editor.getIVerticalRuler(); Iterator<IVerticalRulerColumn> iter = ruler.getDecoratorIterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { IVerticalRulerColumn column = iter.next(); column.getControl().setBackground(bg); } } if (fLineColumn != null) { fLineColumn.setBackground(bg); } }
Example 3
Source File: LineBackgroundPainter.java From APICloud-Studio with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 4 votes |
private void drawCurrentLine(LineBackgroundEvent event, final IRegion lineRegion) { final StyledText textWidget = fViewer.getTextWidget(); final int offset = event.lineOffset; final RGBa lineHighlight = getCurrentTheme().getLineHighlight(); event.lineBackground = getColorManager().getColor(lineHighlight.toRGB()); // In this case, we should be overriding the bg of the style ranges for the line too! if (textWidget.isDisposed()) { return; } // FIXME Only change bg colors of visible ranges! int replaceLength = 160; if (lineRegion != null) { replaceLength = Math.min(replaceLength, lineRegion.getLength()); } // be safe about offsets int charCount = textWidget.getCharCount(); if (offset + replaceLength > charCount) { replaceLength = charCount - offset; if (replaceLength < 0) { // Just playing safe here replaceLength = 0; } } final StyleRange[] ranges = textWidget.getStyleRanges(offset, replaceLength, true); if (ranges == null || ranges.length == 0) { return; } Color background = textWidget.getBackground(); final int[] positions = new int[ranges.length << 1]; int x = 0; boolean apply = false; for (StyleRange range : ranges) { if (range.background != null) { if (!range.background.equals(background)) { positions[x] = range.start; positions[x + 1] = range.length; x += 2; continue; } apply = true; } range.background = null; positions[x] = range.start; positions[x + 1] = range.length; x += 2; } if (apply) { textWidget.setStyleRanges(offset, replaceLength, positions, ranges); } }
Example 4
Source File: JavaSourceViewer.java From Eclipse-Postfix-Code-Completion with Eclipse Public License 1.0 | 4 votes |
@Override public void configure(SourceViewerConfiguration configuration) { /* * Prevent access to colors disposed in unconfigure(), see: * https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=53641 * https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=86177 */ StyledText textWidget= getTextWidget(); if (textWidget != null && !textWidget.isDisposed()) { Color foregroundColor= textWidget.getForeground(); if (foregroundColor != null && foregroundColor.isDisposed()) textWidget.setForeground(null); Color backgroundColor= textWidget.getBackground(); if (backgroundColor != null && backgroundColor.isDisposed()) textWidget.setBackground(null); } super.configure(configuration); if (configuration instanceof JavaSourceViewerConfiguration) { JavaSourceViewerConfiguration javaSVCconfiguration= (JavaSourceViewerConfiguration)configuration; fOutlinePresenter= javaSVCconfiguration.getOutlinePresenter(this, false); if (fOutlinePresenter != null) fOutlinePresenter.install(this); fStructurePresenter= javaSVCconfiguration.getOutlinePresenter(this, true); if (fStructurePresenter != null) fStructurePresenter.install(this); fHierarchyPresenter= javaSVCconfiguration.getHierarchyPresenter(this, true); if (fHierarchyPresenter != null) fHierarchyPresenter.install(this); } if (fPreferenceStore != null) { fPreferenceStore.addPropertyChangeListener(this); initializeViewerColors(); } fIsConfigured= true; }
Example 5
Source File: ScreenFlasher.java From e4macs with Eclipse Public License 1.0 | 4 votes |
private void getColors(StyledText widget) { background = widget.getBackground(); if (background != null) { flash = Flasher.invertColor(background); } }