how to use vim's colorscheme to wingide

imcs ee wrote:
> as the title, I love the auto complete of wing, but the
default color scheme
> is not as suit my habit.
> is there any convenient method to translate vim's
color schem -> wingide?

I don't know about vim's color scheme, but you can
customize Wing's 
scheme using the syntax formatting settings on the colors
page of the 
preferences dialog.

Cheers,

John
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On 26/03/06 Wingware Support said:

> I don't know about vim's color scheme, but you can
customize Wing's 
> scheme using the syntax formatting settings on the
colors page of the 
> preferences dialog.

Is it possible to export these preferences such that others
can import them,
and not repeat said work? I use Vim too. 

Mike

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Michael P. Soulier wrote:
>> I don't know about vim's color scheme, but you
can customize Wing's 
>> scheme using the syntax formatting settings on the
colors page of the 
>> preferences dialog.
> 
> Is it possible to export these preferences such that
others can import them,
> and not repeat said work? I use Vim too. 

All preferences are store in the 'preferences' file in
Wing's settings 
directory, which is listed in the about dialog box.  The
file format is 
.ini style utf8 text and the name of the syntax formatting
preference is 
'edit.syntax-formatting'.  This (or any other preference)
can be copied 
to a backup file or another user's preferences file.

John
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