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Styles

Style preferences
The Styles page allows you to control the colors and fonts used within TeSSH.  There are many different styles that can be edited, from the main session window to the syntax highlighting for each supported programming language.  You can also create user-defined styles using the #STYLE command within your own scripts.

To change a style, select it from the list on the left.  The list on the left groups styles into various category folders.  The "General" folder contains styles related to the main TeSSH user interface.  The "Session" folder contains styles related to the server output window.  "User Styles" contains any user-defined styles created with the #STYLE command.  The "Syntax Editor" folder contains the common styles used for all languages in the Syntax Editor.  The "MXP Styles" folder contains any styles defined via the MXP Protocol.  The "zScript" folder contains the styles used for the color syntax highlighting of zScript scripts.  Additional folders for each programming language supported by the script editor are shown below that.  These styles are defined in the LANGUAGES.INI file or in specific LANGUAGE.LANG custom language files.

Editing Style Properties

Once you select a style from the list on the left, its properties will be shown in the main editor panel on the right.

Style Name
The name of the style used within TeSSH.  You should only change the names of User-defined styles.  Do not change the name of system-defined styles.
Text Color
Select the foreground color of the text.  Select a color from the dropdown list, or click the button to the right to choose from the standard Windows color picker.
Background Color
Select the background color of the text.  Select a color from the dropdown list, or click the button to the right to choose from the standard Windows color picker.
Font name
Select the specific font from the dropdown list or click the button to the right to open the Windows font-selection screen.
Font size
Enter the size of the font.
Use default font
If enabled, the Font Name and Font Size will be taken from the default values.
Bold
Make the text bold
Italic
Make the text italic
Underline
Underline the text
Hot spot
Set the hot-spot property for the Scintilla script editor

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