it is used as the background for elements with background set to clNone). It is also the default background of all other elements (i.e.

Its background color is used to paint all empty parts of the editor. The “Space” syntax element is a special one.

Just invoke the Editor Options and activate the Syntax Colors tab and find the “Space” element (see below). It is actually very easy to adjust the darkness of a theme. Sometimes you may find that although you like the color scheme of a theme, its background is too dark or too light for your taste. Below you see PyScripter with the Windows 10 Dark style and the Retta editor theme. To change editor themes you need to invoke the Editor Options (Tools, Options, Editor Options or via the Editor context menu), go to the Color Theme tab, select the theme you like and press the 'Apply Theme” button. You can also select dark or light styles for the application user interface through the View, Select style menu command. Since version 3.0, PyScripter ships with many great looking editor themes (editor syntax coloring), both dark and light.

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