I'm using TeXstudio 2.12.4 (hg 6476:3e5c3afa4719).
The following code (intentionally) produces this:
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\s
\end{document}
As you can probably tell, the error syntax colouring blinds the user to the actual error in the code, and I need to close the error by pressing the red -
circle sign, which is rather bothersome.
Is there anyway to change the colour of the erroneous syntax words (currently in yellow) just for syntax errors? I still want it to be yellow, for example in the case of documentclass
. So ideally it should be pink background, black words or something. Then when I close the error (clicking the -
circle sign), the syntax turns back to yellow?
I looked at this setting in the TeXstudio settings:
under line error, the background colour (middle box) is pink. But when I change the foreground colour (box to its left) to black, for example, there's no change in the colour of the \s
..
I hope this is clear.