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TM4C1294NCPDT: CCS11 Theme issue

richard payne
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Part Number: TM4C1294NCPDT

Hi Is struggled to get decent dark theme from CCS11 since new laptop. I cannot get DevStyle Dark Theme working on CCS11 (posted issue to them for solution). I tried the Code Composer Dark theme which looks great except the issue on the explorer on the RHS which text is dark. I could not find something in the preference setting to change the text to white.

I have loaded in various themes from the marketplace and most of the best themes as issues or unable to install due to missing components or missing files. 

Please fix the code composer dark theme. 

Thanks

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    TI__Guru**** 162285 points

    Richard,

    I will try to dig up that setting.  It may be a bit buried.

    I am surprised that the text is that dark.

    Here is CCSv11 on my mac (OS is in dark mode so CCS automatically uses dark)

    Here is on Windows

    In your case it looks like the default colour in the theme has been overridden to be black for that text.  I will see if I can find the setting.  

    Regards,

    John

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    TI__Guru**** 162285 points

    Ok I was going a little nuts trying to find this.  Then I noticed the ? annotations on your files in the capture.  So this is tied to source control.  I added one of my projects to Git and then I can see the same black font as you.

    So the settings for this are here.  I had to play around a little bit to find the right one but for me it was "Uncommitted Change (foreground)".  The first time I changed these I had to restart CCS for it to apply.  After that I was able to just change them and click apply to figure out which was which.

    Regards,

    John