What's your code color scheme?

[Kajenx]

So I usually turn the brightness down on my monitor when I'm coding because the black on white just kills my eyes (especially for those 5 hour late-night coding sessions). I recently switched over to a light on dark scheme using grays, and it really helped with the eyestrain (plus it looks pretty cool :D).

So just wondering what sort of colors other people use. Here's a screen shot of mine:

[AlmostDead1]

Do you use Notpad ++
I use notepad ++ and I just one white background with standard text colours.
It never strains my eyes, I do it during there day with the light on so its not too bad.

[GustTheASGuy]

haXe orange.

[Vifnis]

alright I GOOGLED notepad++ and notepad2 and their awsome(Litarally ive only had the program for about 6-8 min and there increadible)

But i also GOOGLED how to change the color scheme and found out how but its not working

<settings/style converter> is this the right destonation

[hesselbom]

Everything default.

[Vifnis]

What do u mean "everything default"

i dont want it default, i want it to look cool like in the posts above this

[GustTheASGuy]

At 12/19/08 07:50 PM, Vifnis wrote: i dont want it default, i want it to look cool like in the posts above this

Free tip: FUCK OFF

[hesselbom]

At 12/19/08 07:50 PM, Vifnis wrote: What do u mean "everything default"

i dont want it default, i want it to look cool like in the posts above this

What gave you the impression I was talking to you? I answered to the question of the topic.

[Vifnis]

allright i guess i dont know what im talking about, but can u just explain to me what u mean by default

[sfer]

At 12/19/08 10:11 PM, Vifnis wrote: allright i guess i dont know what im talking about, but can u just explain to me what u mean by default

The shit that comes with it, obviously.

[DearonElensar]

Vim with the Darkerdesert color scheme and the proggy clean font. Darkerdesert download and proggy download)

[Kajenx]

At 12/19/08 04:05 PM, AlmostDead1 wrote: Do you use Notpad ++

Naw I just use flash. Though Gust keeps telling me there are better options for AS. I'm inclined to believe him, too, after this last update. :/ I don't think I'll be giving Adobe any more of my money...

@Gust: Is that language haXe? The formatting (or lackthereof) reminds me of visual basic (as much as I can remember of it anyway). Don't you get lost without all the fancy braces and semicolons? :D The colors remind me of NG.

That dark desert layout looks pretty nice, too.

[Jon-86]

At 12/19/08 07:00 PM, hesselbom wrote: Everything default.

Same here, but I set the font in notepad to 8pt so I can get more code on-screen, I only have 17" to play with :-/

[GustTheASGuy]

haXe looks like this. http://www.matumeistari.lv/stuff/Hscript Compiler.hx

You know, it takes like ten minutes to research.

Try writing a snip in AS that does the same and compare. This is mostly a single string with a few insertions and conditions. The language is Python/Haskell-like with dynamic pattern matching and precedence done my way. This is a simple example however, it's not nearly done.

[Wonderful]

Default Notepad++ layout, and black on white if I'm using Wordpad.

[DanielZ]

Default Coda/Textmate color scheme. They look fine to me, even at 3am in the morning.

[cherries]

At 12/19/08 06:40 PM, Vifnis wrote: their awsome
Litarally ive
there increadible
destonation

GET THE FUCK OUT

[ZiggyZack99]

Idk...

[Bapabooiee]

Pretty much just the MSVS IDE color scheme, since that is my main IDE most of the time. I use whatever color scheme my code editor happens to have, it doesn't make much of a difference to me, really.