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I'm trying to create a PowerShell profile for the EyeBurner plugin.
This is what I have so far,
in the EyeBurn.ini;
I'm setting, via ColorDir, the color of .dll files to Bright Yellow.
However, it does not seem "bright" to me.
Even plain yellow seems to be duller than normal.
Is it just me and my old eyes,
or does the yellow not seem to be as yellow as it should?
Ref: https://charlesdye.net/dl/eyeburn.zip
Joe
This is what I have so far,
in the EyeBurn.ini;
Code:
[PowerShell]
StdColors=Bri White on Black
InputColors=Bright White on Black
ErrorColors=Bright Yellow on Black
ListColors=White on Black
ListStatBarColors=Black on White
ListInverseColors=Black on White
SelectColors=White on Black
SelectStatBarColors=Black on White
SelectedColors=White on Black
ColorDir=dll:bright yellow;hrb:bri whi;EXETYPE_WIN32CUI:bri blue;EXETYPE_WIN32GUI:bri blue;EXETYPE_WIN64GUI:bri red;EXETYPE_WIN64CUI:bri red;EXETYPE_DOS:bri cya
Color 0=#012456
Color 1=#3030a0
Color 2=#308030
Color 3=#30a080
Color 4=#a02020
Color 5=#803080
Color 6=#808020
Color 7=#c0c0c0
Color 8=#505050
Color 9=#8080e0
Color 10=#80d080
Color 11=#80d0e0
Color 12=#e08080
Color 13=#e080e0
Color 14=#e0d080
Color 15=#e8e8e8
I'm setting, via ColorDir, the color of .dll files to Bright Yellow.
However, it does not seem "bright" to me.
Even plain yellow seems to be duller than normal.
Is it just me and my old eyes,
or does the yellow not seem to be as yellow as it should?
Ref: https://charlesdye.net/dl/eyeburn.zip
Joe