I am using Spyder with Ipython console in dark mode. It is really hard to read the pretty-print of symbolic math in the console. This is how it looks like in light mode.
And this is how it looks like in the dark mode.
Is there any fix to this problem?
I know, while asking questions we should use minimal images. But the question is related to the display issue, so I thought it's better to add images.
Please go through this Github issue. The issue was resolved with this pull request
All we need to do is, go to Preferences-> IPython Console-> Advanced settings-> check use symbolic math.
If you want to set a custom forecolor for the SymPy, use this command in the IPython console
ip.kernel.set_sympy_forecolor(background_color='dark')
And it looks pretty cool now.
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Is there any way to add handwritten notes to a Jupyter notebook? I've found a picture describing what I want, but I can't seem to find a way to implement this into my notebook.
The picture you linked is from a GitHub thread asking for that feature. If you scroll down the Issue/Feature request, then you'll find a link to this extension which enables this feature for you.
I just tried switching over to Atom editor, things are going well.
I did use webstorm / Visual studio and they have some great features like Control +Click to go to definition.
I have tried searching for a package but can't seem to find one.
For example Control + Click on a definition would popup a window with all the possibilities
Anyone know anyway of getting this ?
Thanks
As far as I know they need to build still.
https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/2256
I'm wondering if anyone has found a dark code-coloring theme for dreamweaver that's modeled after that in aptana studio 3? I've searched on this forum and elsewhere, and I've seen solutions to achieve DW code-coloring in aptana, but not the reverse; the default aptana 3 color theme is very pleasing to the eye.
thanks for any direction here; I may just go ahead and make one myself, in which case I'll share it here.
I made it to look like Aptana Studio. :) (Dreamweaver CS6)
Not 100% looks like that but still I think It's worth sharing it.
It will work in CSS, JS, PHP and HTML only.
Dreamweaver CS6 Aptana Studio like color theme
You would think that someone would have created an extension to allow easy importing of color schemes by now but that still doesn't appear to be the case.
You can always set it yourself by going to Edit | Preferences | Code Coloring and setting the options there. It's time consuming but certainly possible to replicate Aptana's settings.
Alternately, if you Google for it you should find several people offering a dark-themed colors.xml file to download from their site. You can backup your file located in either
C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Dreamweaver\en_US\Configuration\CodeColoring
or
/Users/%name%/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver/%localization(en_US)%/Configuration/CodeColoring
for Windows and Mac respectively and replace it with the downloaded version. That will change your DW interface to use the color settings in the other file.
Im running Aptana IDE for developing on a lamp setup. I have looked all over the place in the options to try and find if I can move the text editors file tabs to the side instead of lined up along the top. Any googling I attempt for this just gives me results for changing tab widths and stuff like that, so im having to ask the question here instead.
It doesn't look possible. That would be a limitation of the underlying Eclipse platform on top of which Aptana is built. You could file a feature request here: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/.
This was possible in Aptana 3.4.2. (at least to have them on the bottom) - however I can't find it in 3.6.0. so it looks like it's no longer possible.
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This is how they look in vista. They are glossier than the normal buttons and when the mouse is not over them they are flat. They have a correspondent version on Windows XP. Is there a way to get them using wxPython?
You can always make a custom button which can look same or better
see my answer to your other question
Custom Button
Get the wxpython docs package from http://www.wxpython.org/download.php
and check out the examples.
Andrea Gavana's agw library, which is included with wxpython now, has a couple of custom widgets called AquaButton and Gradient button both which look very nice. These may work or you may be able to adapt them to suit, they're pure python so you shouldn't have hard time modifying them.