A lot of people were happy about the Python IDLE themes I posted earlier, so I decided add an extra theme and to make it a lot easier by providing a ready made 'config-highlight.cfg' file right here on Rogue Code.
Obsidian, Desert, and Tango are three themes you can use for Python's built-in IDE, IDLE. To use them you need to download this file, and put it in your '.idlerc' folder (location depends on your system; just do a search). Then, the next time you boot up Python IDLE, go to Options -> Configure IDLE -> Highlighting, and choose your custom theme.
Thank you! Very nice themes. These are helpful.
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ReplyDeleteso good!! =) Thanks
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ReplyDeleteI just wanted to say thanks!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful themes to my eyes :D
Works a treat on Ubuntu 12.04
first off Thanks for your contribution. The themes are awesome and really take the idle environment to the next level. I was able to install them with no issue on PC at work, but I am having issues locating the proper folder on my Mac at home. idlerc in the finder, but I am not coming up with the proper results. any additional info would be helpful(I am a long time PC user and only recently switched over to mac at home.
ReplyDeleteHey Josh! In OSX, run the command "defaults write com.apple.finder ShowAllFiles TRUE && killall Finder" to reveal your hidden files. In your $home directory (Go to something like Documents and press [CONTROL + UP_ARROW]) your .idlerc folder will be right there.
DeleteTo hide your files again, run the command "defaults write com.apple.finder ShowAllFiles FALSE && killall Finder"
How should i change my theme on my mac?
ReplyDeletethanks a lot
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