ALLPROSE allows to modify the styles through a file local.sty (see Section 28.10 target colored).
Here we list most (hopefully all) of the styles that are adjustable. There are basically two types of styles:
The background color of the environments given below can be set through the command ∖backgroundColor. This command basically takes two arguments, the name of an environment and a color description, for example,
\backgroundColor{ToDo}{red}
\backgroundColor{Convention}[rgb]{1.0,0.5,0.2} |
As the first argument one can give one of the following environment names: adsnippet, aldordoc, code, Convention, ToDo, verbatim, verbatiminput.
Noweb code chunks appear with a background given through the command ∖backgroundColor{code}{...}. See Section 24.12, for an example of a code chunk.
This is an example of a verbatim environment.
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For text that is verbatimly read from a file use ∖verbatiminput. See at project.def.tex for how ∖backgroundColor{verbatiminput}{...} affects the style of the generated file.
This is an example of an adsnippet environment.
After the definition of a category there normally appears a short list of the functions it exports. This list is generated and input into the running text with a background given through ∖backgroundColor{showexports}{...}. Look, for example, at the exports of MyVersionInformationType.