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Let's say I create a mind map containing different levels of supported and unsupported features in my open source project and assign different colors to those (i.e. some shade of green, yellow and red).
Then I would find myself having to define the same colors over and over again for each different node.
One workaround I found to "copy" the color from one node to other node(s) is to first select the nodes without color and then one which has the color I want. Then I would only have to click OK in the dialog and all the selected nodes would get the color.
But it would be nice if one could have some user defined colors saved in the color chooser or alternatively the previously used colors could be listed or all the colors available from other nodes could be there. Then one would not have to either blend together the wanted color again or to try to locate an other node with the color one want.
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at present I use a standard color dialog proivided by environment and it is different on for NB and Intellij, but it is a good idea, I will think how to provide quick predefined palette and without dialog call
Let's say I create a mind map containing different levels of supported and unsupported features in my open source project and assign different colors to those (i.e. some shade of green, yellow and red).
Then I would find myself having to define the same colors over and over again for each different node.
One workaround I found to "copy" the color from one node to other node(s) is to first select the nodes without color and then one which has the color I want. Then I would only have to click OK in the dialog and all the selected nodes would get the color.
But it would be nice if one could have some user defined colors saved in the color chooser or alternatively the previously used colors could be listed or all the colors available from other nodes could be there. Then one would not have to either blend together the wanted color again or to try to locate an other node with the color one want.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: