Code::Blocks Oblivion
Code::Blocks is a cross-platform programming editor/IDE written using wxWidgets. I use it to program in C++ with wxWidgets in Linux and cross-compiling with MinGW to win32.
By default it comes with a white theme, while I prefer darker colors for programming. So I put together a color scheme that suits me better, following the Oblivion Tango color theme available in Gedit by default, with a few changes. Here's what it looks like:
If you want to try it, get the file codeblocks_oblivion.conf and use the command cb_share_config to merge it into your ~/.codeblocks/default.conf .
By default it comes with a white theme, while I prefer darker colors for programming. So I put together a color scheme that suits me better, following the Oblivion Tango color theme available in Gedit by default, with a few changes. Here's what it looks like:
If you want to try it, get the file codeblocks_oblivion.conf and use the command cb_share_config to merge it into your ~/.codeblocks/default.conf .
Labels: c++, editors, programming
posted by LKRaider at
10:32 AM
7 Comments:
Great, thanks for sharing!
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
Follow the steps of the GUI tool and the default scheme will be overwritten and thus active once you start CB. No need to mess with the settings. Although maybe it would be nice to change the .conf so that it adds oblivion so a selection is possible. But it's just xml so that should be easy.
Actually, you also need to set the caret to a light color afterwards.
How can you import this in the Windows CodeBlocks?
I really would like to get the same at the office as I got at home, however athome I code in GEdit ;)
According to this post:
How do I export CodeBlock themes and layout?
you have to select the "C::B share config" option when installing C::B on Windows.
Thanks. This is exactly what I am looking for.
How do I set the caret color to a lighter color?
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