The colour values in the IDE allow selection from a list of color names, but also
entry of a number, including $ hexadecimal. It would be good if the IDE also
allowed the web "orientation" of the values, perhaps using the # prefix.

I was just using http://www.colorschemer.com/online.html to generate some nice
matching colors, and it shows things like #13BEBE but to enter them in the IDE you
have to enter $BEBE13. I realise that Delphi is "backward" too, but given EWB is
web oriented, using "proper" web colour coding would be helpful. Hence my
suggestion that # be used to recognise this mode, though I suggest it should stick
in that format and not change to $ if entered using #.

Just a suggestion. I can't get over how productive I am on web applications in EWB.
The end result is so well implemented it is great.

/Matthew Jones/

Matthew,

<< The colour values in the IDE allow selection from a list of color names,
but also entry of a number, including $ hexadecimal. It would be good if the
IDE also allowed the web "orientation" of the values, perhaps using the #
prefix.  >>

No problem, I'll add it to the list.

<< I can't get over how productive I am on web applications in EWB.  The end
result is so well implemented it is great. >>

Cool, I'm glad things are working well for you.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com