Colorer for Eclipse doesn’t use default background in line number margin

[a.munozpom...@gmail.com]

I’m using Colorer for Eclipse and, when used with a different background color (e.g. Chrome theme or Dark Juno) it ignores the default color for line number background and uses an unpleasing white. Any clues as to why this is? Is there any workaround?

P.S.: Picture attached.

[Igor Russkih]

Hello, the current workaround for this bug would be changing global eclipse editors color scheme to the same background.

  Igor

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[a.munozpom...@gmail.com]

But that’s exactly the problem. No matter what color scheme you set in Eclipse, default or not, the files opened with Colorer use black text over a white background in the line numbers.

[a.munozpom...@gmail.com]

More specifically, the settings are in General > Editors > Text Editors, under “Appearance color options”. Colorer doesn’t honor those settings. If there’s some other preference I should look into I’ll appreciate any pointers.

Thanks in advance.

[Igor Russkih]

I see. Thats a bug for sure, will checkit out.

  Igor

[a.munozpom...@gmail.com]

Thank you for looking into it. Looking forward to a bugfix!