[plt-scheme] test-coverage and colorblindness

From: Todd O'Bryan (toddobryan at gmail.com)
Date: Thu Sep 11 05:32:35 EDT 2008

Another option is to add another feature to the text, in addition to color.
For example, untested code could be red *and* bold.

This is something that I've been pushing with my upper-level programming
class. Never indicate an important UI distinction with *only* color. In my
case, this really hit home when the CRT monitor I was using had its red gun
go out. :-)

On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 12:14 AM, Aleks Bromfield <aleks at cs.brown.edu>wrote:

> The syntactic test suite coverage feature prints tested code in green
> and untested code in red. As far as I can tell, these colors are not
> configurable. This color choice is very unfortunate for colorblind
> users.
>
> Would it be possible to make these colors configurable, and/or to change
> the defaults to something better? I seem to recall that the tested-code
> color used to be black.
>
> Thanks!
> ~ Aleks
>
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