Examples of Coloring

Examples of org.netbeans.editor.Coloring

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      private Coloring createColoringFromStyle(SyntaxStyle style)
      {
         if(style.isBold())
         {
            return new Coloring(boldFont, Coloring.FONT_MODE_DEFAULT, new Color(style.getTextRGB()), new Color(style.getBackgroundRGB()));
         }
         else if(style.isItalic())
         {
            return new Coloring(italicFont, Coloring.FONT_MODE_DEFAULT, new Color(style.getTextRGB()), new Color(style.getBackgroundRGB()));
         }
         else
         {
            return new Coloring(normalFont, Coloring.FONT_MODE_DEFAULT, new Color(style.getTextRGB()), new Color(style.getBackgroundRGB()));
         }
      }
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Examples of org.netbeans.editor.Coloring

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         if (!printingSet)
         {
            switch (tokenIDOrCategory.getNumericID())
            {
               case JavaLayerTokenContext.METHOD_ID:
                  return new Coloring(boldFont, Coloring.FONT_MODE_APPLY_STYLE,
                     null, null);

            }

         }
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Examples of org.netbeans.editor.Coloring

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         settingsMap.put(JavaSettingsNames.GOTO_CLASS_SHOW_LIBRARY_CLASSES,
            JavaSettingsDefaults.defaultGotoClassShowLibraryClasses);


         Coloring col = new Coloring(_font, SettingsDefaults.defaultForeColor, SettingsDefaults.defaultBackColor);

         SettingsUtil.setColoring(settingsMap,
                                  SettingsNames.DEFAULT_COLORING, col);
        
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