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How to import colors from exported (backup) xml file of IDE colors 4 years 6 months ago #14492

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Hi,
I have saved my color settings in the IDE under Tools -> Options -> Display -> Colors. The color settings are saved in an xml file.

My question is, how do you import the colors (I have sent them to a second machine where I wish to use the same IDE colour palette)?

I have looked online and only found a reference by Sternas here, which mentions that it only takes 2 minutes to restore (unfortunately it takes longer to find the import/restore button...)
www.pilotlogic.com/sitejoom/index.php/fo...ry=xml&childforums=1

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How to import colors from exported (backup) xml file of IDE colors 4 years 6 months ago #14495

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How it works


1)
ALL Tools -> Options -> Display -> Colors files are in
C:\Users\{User}\AppData\Roaming\typhon32\userschemes\ (for Typhon32)
and
C:\Users\{User}\AppData\Roaming\typhon64\userschemes\ (for Typhon64)

2)
Go to Tools -> Options -> Display -> Colors and save to above directory
for sample demo.xml.
Or
copy demo.xml to above directories







3)
Restart Typhon IDE go to Tools -> Options -> Display -> Colors and
select "Demo"

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How to import colors from exported (backup) xml file of IDE colors 4 years 6 months ago #14502

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Thanks Matis,

Those instructions will work well for a Windows user, but I am using Linux (and my friends computer is a MAC, though I suspect they will share the same CT directory structure). Apologies, I neglected to mention my OS type. I did search yesterday for where the colour XML files were kept and tried storing the file in there, but when I looked at the available palettes my custom XML colour palette wasn't listed. I may well have had the wrong directory though.

Where should the colour palette XML files be stored (for Linux / MAC) in order to find them?

While I'm on the topic, is there a way to save the entire IDE configuration (not just the colours) for safe keeping?

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How to import colors from exported (backup) xml file of IDE colors 4 years 6 months ago #14503

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The above CT fuctionality is the same to ALL CT Host OSes.

For CodeTyphon Directory Structure look here
You can open "User Settings Folder" from CTCenter


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How to import colors from exported (backup) xml file of IDE colors 4 years 6 months ago #14512

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Hi,
that worked thanks. Once we located the correct folder as instructed (by looking for the path in Code Typhon Centre) we had to drill down one directory, to userschemes. when I copied the backed up xml colour scheme from my Linux computer, and pasted into the MAC computer at that location, it was correctly picked up as a colour option to select. Thanks again

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How to import colors from exported (backup) xml file of IDE colors 4 years 6 months ago #14513

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