@Boiled: You can change the color for "inactive selection" - that color is used for highlighting during search process. Is this sufficient or not ?
For transferring of your settings on another PC, you need to copy "conf" and "layout" folders, and also the "layout.mp" file in the main folder. You may also want to copy some customized color styles from the "styles" directory.
This way all your layout settings ( customizations, shortcuts etc... ) will be copied to the new installation. Compilers, Hotcodes and some other settings are in the "conf" folder.
But you can't easily transfer "options" settings because they are stored in the registry. If you are good with the registry editing, you may transfer them also, but it's much easier to open "Editor settings" and configure these settings on the new machine because they need no more than 1 minute to set up.
You will be able to add txt and media files in the project tree very soon, but you probably mean to open them in the file tab ? If so, are you expecting some new commands/functions that goes with simple text editor ( formatting for example ), or just plain text editing ?
For transferring of your settings on another PC, you need to copy "conf" and "layout" folders, and also the "layout.mp" file in the main folder. You may also want to copy some customized color styles from the "styles" directory.
This way all your layout settings ( customizations, shortcuts etc... ) will be copied to the new installation. Compilers, Hotcodes and some other settings are in the "conf" folder.
But you can't easily transfer "options" settings because they are stored in the registry. If you are good with the registry editing, you may transfer them also, but it's much easier to open "Editor settings" and configure these settings on the new machine because they need no more than 1 minute to set up.
Sorry if you have already mentioned this but will it be possible to open .txt files in the IDE in the future?
You will be able to add txt and media files in the project tree very soon, but you probably mean to open them in the file tab ? If so, are you expecting some new commands/functions that goes with simple text editor ( formatting for example ), or just plain text editing ?