The syntax highlighting in DB Browser Structure is not honoring the default background colors.
Attached are multiple shots illustrating this.
BTW, PhpEd 4 rocks the house - outstanding work! I am very pleased with the intelligent way the IDE adjusts to show me dialogs as needed -- very helpful!
Below you see a shot of the error in context:
As you can see it's honoring the other SQL highlighter configurations EXCEPT default background as illustrated here:
And here for sake of completeness is the default editor appearance (which is also not being honored):
And here is further proof:
So you can see that the bug is that it's not updating the default background color in the DB Browser's Structure display like this:
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What's odd is that the other syntax highlighters also show incorrectly the default background as being that gray color, yet they honor the way I have configured it.
I know that you have updated the way the syntax colors are configured to be all for one (I changed one and they all update -- this is awesome in my opinion, but I am sure you are going to catch hell for it if you don't make it a toggleable option -- "[ ] unified syntax coloring configuration" or something, it saved me tons of time and it was a pleasant surprise that made me smile and exclaim "dmitri rocks!" and my partners were like WTF is dmitri?
), so the bug could exist in that part of your source.
Anyway I hope that this report was comprehensive enough for you to fix it. I would also assume that in the actual IDE file editor everything works as configured even though the Default Background color is shown incorrectly. It is configured like this:
Obviously in the context of setting the background the default background must be pulled from somewhere, and I am assuming that it means "the window appearance" background in this case since that looks about right.
Anyway, great work and good luck stomping this bug. It's pretty annoying, especially when a hack like me configures his highlighter to be completely proprietary with dark backgrounds and light text as illustrated above.