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There are a few discussions on features of syntax highlighting on Stack Exchange if you look at the related questions area to the right of the question/answer here. The commonly directed one that is most commonly thrown up is "There's a bug in the syntax highlighting".

There are a few discussions on features of syntax highlighting on Stack Exchange if you look at the related questions area to the right of the question/answer here. The commonly directed one that is most commonly thrown up is "There's a bug in the syntax highlighting".

There are a few discussions on features of syntax highlighting on Stack Exchange if you look at the related questions area to the right of the question/answer here. The commonly directed one that is most commonly thrown up is "There's a bug in the syntax highlighting".

There are a few discussions on features of syntax highlighting on Stack Exchange if you look at the related questions area to the right of the question/answer here. The commonly directed one that is most commonly thrown up is "There's a bug in the syntax highlighting".

"There's no accounting for taste"

Up to you if you like the colour. I don't mind it. I'd prefer something better, something specifically for a trace, and anyway black and white isn't so bad to read anyway. But those two options - nothing or something - are what you're going to get for now on SE.

Personally I think it helps to put colour onto the class names and separate out the packages. To me and others it is going to be marginal but I think the benefits are along the lines of what you get when a question is edited for grammar. It can help more quickly identify the class, package or module that a problem is based within. If that makes the question and answer more useful, that's probably going to be a good thing.

"There's no accounting for taste"

Up to you if you like the colour. I don't mind it but I'm starting to prefer plain text code. I'd prefer something better, something specifically for a trace. But those two options - nothing or something - are what you're going to get for now on SE.

Personally I think it helps to put colour onto the class names and separate out the packages. To me and others it is going to be marginal but I think the benefits are along the lines of what you get when a question is edited for grammar. It can help more quickly identify the class, package or module that a problem is based within. It's something Eclipse and IntelliJ have seen fit to add. IMO if that makes the question and answer more useful, that's probably going to be a good thing. However, as I said, it's up to your taste but all you get is something or nothing.